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why do you have a copy of The Shining in

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your freezer oh I was reading it last

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night and I got scared

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but uh you're safe from it if it's in

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the freezer well safer

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I mean I never start reading The Shining

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without making sure we got plenty of

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room in the freezer

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Rachel is curious to know why Joey

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enjoys this book so much all right this

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is like the scariest book ever I bet

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it's way better than that classic of

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yours okay

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uh well we'll just see about that okay I

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will read The Shining and you will read

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Little Women however once they start

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reading each other's books Joey and

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Rachel both have an unexpected reaction

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do you want to know what happened well

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stick around because this is a hilarious

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[Music]

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these little women

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wow

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you liking it huh oh yeah Amy just

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burned Joe's manuscript I don't see how

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he could ever forgive her

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Joe's a girl it's short for Josephine

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but Joe's got a crush on Laurie

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you mean it's like a girl girl thing

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because that is the one thing missing

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from The Shining

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actually Lori is a boy

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no wonder Rachel had to read this so

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many times

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why do you have a copy of The Shining in

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your freezer do you know what the word

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copy means in this situation one of many

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of the same book a novel a classic story

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so if something is not the original word

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done by someone we say that it is a copy

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of that thing this is especially true

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for printed work like newspapers

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magazines and books but also music and

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videos for example the library has

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copies of all the national and local

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newspapers

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[Music]

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I mean I never start reading The Shining

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without making sure we got plenty of

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room in the freezer here the word room

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refers to a available space for example

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if there are many people in an elevator

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you might say that there is no room or

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space in there if there is plenty of

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something there is a large amount of it

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in this case there is a large amount of

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space in the freezer here's a nice

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example from Friends

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I can't stay with Phoebe Ross we're

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we're roomies look you guys don't need

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me here taking up all your space well we

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got plenty of space there's still some

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over there by that speaker

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this is like the scariest book ever I

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bet it's way better than that classic of

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yours the word classic has several

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different meanings depending on the

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situation here are three you should know

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when it comes to Art such as books

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musical films classic refers to

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something that is well known and of a

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high standard and Lasting value for

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example many of Michael Jackson's

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records have become pop Classics we can

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also use the word classic to describe a

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simple traditional style that is always

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fashionable for example for his job

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interview the man wore a classic suit

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we also use the word classic to mean

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typical or having all the

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characteristics or qualities that you

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expect for example he's a classic

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example of a kid who's clever but lazy

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okay uh well we'll just see about that

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okay we'll see about that or simply

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we'll see is a phrase you can use when

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you want to tell someone that you'll

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wait to see proof or evidence of what

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they are saying this is your wedding

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happiest day ever Life we'll see

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these little women

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notice Joey's pronunciation when he says

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Little Women instead of pronouncing the

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T sound he uses the flap T which is

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common in American English and sounds

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like a d or duh little then he

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pronounces women as women women together

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it sounds like Little Women

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these little women

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these little women

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Amy just burned Joe's manuscript I don't

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see how he could ever forgive her the

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Latin roots of the prefix nanu in

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manuscript means and we can see this in

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words like manufacture which originally

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means to create something by hand or

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manual which is a task done by hand then

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we have the word script which means to

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write so here we can see that manuscript

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means to write something by hand if

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you'd like to learn more about word

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formation check out this lesson later

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I don't see how he could ever forgive

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her we use the phrase to mean we don't

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understand how someone could do

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something usually because we would not

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do the same in other words words Joey

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could also say I don't understand how he

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could forgive her check out this other

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example did um did she say why uh no not

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really just that I was too young you

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know but I don't see how I could all of

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a sudden be too young because I'm older

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than I was when we first got together

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as language Learners I'm sure you'll

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agree there are many times when we doubt

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ourselves and perhaps even feel like we

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don't see how we'll ever become totally

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fluent well here learn English with TV

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um Joe's a girl it's short for Josephine

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but Joe's got a crush on Laurie in this

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situation A crush refers to a strong but

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temporary romantic feeling of liking

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someone we usually use this before a

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relationship becomes official you know

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before we go uh there's something I need

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I've kind of had this uh this crush on

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uh actually Lori is a boy

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I wonder Rachel had to read this so many

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you can say no wonder when you find out

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the reason for something that has been

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puzzling you for some time in this case

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Joey misunderstood and thinks that

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Rachel has read this book numerous times

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because the two girls have a crush on

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one another

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hey Rich how you doing with the shining

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uh Danny just went into room 217. oh the

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next part's the best when that dead lady

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in the bathtub

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[Music]

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all right I'll talk in code

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remember when the kid sees those two

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blacks in the hallway

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yeah that's very cool

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all blank and no blank Max blank I'll

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blank right

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oh no no the end when Jack almost kills

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them all with that black but then in the

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last second they get away

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Jay I can't believe you just did that I

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can't believe she cracked your code

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all right okay Lori proposes to Joe and

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she says no even though she's still in

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love with him and then he ends up

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marrying Amy

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hey mine was by accident

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the boiler explodes and destroys the

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hotel and kills the dad

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Beth dies

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hey Rich how you doing with the shiny

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here we have another nice example of

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connected speech it's quite common for

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native speakers to drop the word awe

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when asking questions in informal

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situations for example what you up to

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instead of what are you up to you going

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instead of are you going notice how

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instead of asking how are you doing with

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the shining Joey drops the word r also

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notice that he doesn't pronounce doing

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with a hard ing sound instead it sounds

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like doing together it sounds like how

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you doing with the shining hey Rich how

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you doing with the shining how you doing

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oh the next part's the best when that

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dead lady in the bathtub

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all right I'll talk in code if someone

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talks in code they speak in a secret way

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where one thing actually means another

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thing the purpose of this is to prevent

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certain people or a specific person from

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understanding the true meaning of their

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words for example she spoke in quotes

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because she didn't want to ruin the

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surprise you could also use a code word

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which is a secret word that only you and

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a few other people understand which

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means something different check out this

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example I thought you were in trouble

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well we're not but you called me Bert

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that's our code word for danger

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we don't have a code word we don't

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remember when the kid sees those two

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blacks in the hallway

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something that is blank is empty such as

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a blank page or a blank canvas you might

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have heard the question fill in the

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blanks on tests or quizzes in this case

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Flags refers to an empty space where you

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need to insert the answer speaking of

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Blank Space check out this example from

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a popular song by Taylor Swift

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[Music]

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and I'll write your name

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when Jack almost kills them all with

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that black but then in the last second

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they get away

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Jay I can't believe you just did that I

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can't believe she cracked your code

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remember earlier I mentioned speaking

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code well you can use the phrase to

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crack the code when you figure out the

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mystery or secret or you solve a problem

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all right okay Lori proposes to Joe and

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she says no even though she's still in

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love with him and then he ends up

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marrying Amy

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which of these clips shows the same

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meaning of propose as Rachel uses in the

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scene

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all right let's propose

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I don't see why I should have to miss

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out on the coaching training just

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because I'm a woman I see so what do you

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propose to do and when he proposed to me

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everyone said don't do it he's just

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going to do to you what he did to Rachel

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and now I feel so stupid

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and when he proposed to me everyone said

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don't do it he's just going to do to you

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what he did to Rachel and now I feel so

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stupid

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the answer is C in club a to propose a

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hey mine was by accident

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be on purpose which is something you

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doing some cocaine not on accident you

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put it in your nose on purpose I don't

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even think I have a nose Peralta

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your freezer oh I was reading it last

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night and I got scared

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but uh you're safe from it if it's in

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I mean I never start reading The Shining

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this is like the scariest book ever I

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well we'll just see about that okay I

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Little Women

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these little women

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wow

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you liking it huh oh yeah Amy just

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burned Joe's manuscript manuscript means

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Joe's a girl it's short for Josephine

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but Joe's got a crush on Laurie

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you mean it's like a girl girl thing

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because that is the one thing missing

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actually Lori is a boy

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no wonder Rachel had to read this so

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hey Rich how you doing with the shiny uh

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next part's the best when that dead lady

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in the bathtub

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remember when the kid sees those two

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blacks in the hallway

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all blank and no blank Max blank I'll

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when Jack almost kills them all with

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that black but then in the last second

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Jay I can't believe you just did that I

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can't believe she cracked your code

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all right okay Lori proposes to Joe and

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she says no even though she's still in

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love with him and then he ends up

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marrying Amy

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hey mine was by accident

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which is grammatically correct

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by accident on accident

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Beth died

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TV runs weird huh

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going to want to run again I just don't

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I live with her why don't you just be

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straight with her tell her the truth

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you're right

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you're right I should just tell her the

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hey hey hey Monica trip me I don't think

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I can ever run again ever