<Cam> Where did you go?
<Mitchell> You heard him. He said, "get out of here."
<Jay> Oh my god! You're such a girl.
<Mitchell> Dad, look... I was coming to get a beer, anyways. Nice apology.
<Jay> Nice beer.
<Phil> Hey. There's our little roustabout!
You look like you patched things up pretty good, huh?
<Luke & Manny> Yeah.
<Phil> We can learn so much from the children.
I bet it seems kind of silly now what you were even fighting about.
<Luke> I made fun of his accent.
<Gloria> What accent?
<Manny> I made fun of him for having the same thing for lunch every day.
<Luke> I made fun of him because his mom used to dig coal.
<Gloria> What?
<Manny> He said you were a coal digger.
<Phil> Okay, I think we can move on!
<Gloria> Who said I was a coal digger?
<Luke> That's what my mom told me.
<Alex> What's a coal digger?
<Phil> Sweetheart. He heard it wrong. It's "gold digger."
<Haley> I'm gonna have to call you back.
<Claire> I really do not think that I remember ever saying that.
<Luke> Well, you said it in the car, you said it at Christmas, you said it in the Mexican restaurant...
<Claire> Okay, Mr. "Leaves his sweatshirts at school every day" suddenly remembers everything. Thank you.
<Gloria> And it was all in my head, huh?
<Claire> Listen, Gloria, it was like a year ago before... I knew you...
<Manny> Nice going. Now my mom and my sister are fighting.
New Words & Expressions for Speaking
roustabout 짐꾼, 잡역부
patch 헝겊조각, 붙이다
silly 바보같은 어리석은
dig coal dig 파다 coal 석탄
gold digger 꽃뱀
sweatshirt / sweatpants / sweatsuit
sweetheart 애인, 연인
Nice going 잘했다.
apology 사과, 사죄, 변명
anyway 어쨋든
Useful patterns for Speaking
I think we can move on
move on to something = move along 다음 단계로 넘어가다.
- move on to tofic
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make fun of ~을 웃음거리로 만들다. 놀리다.
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used to + V ~했던 경험이 있다.
- I used to swim
- I still remember how we used to b
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be used to + (동명사 또는 n) ~에 익숙하다
- I am used to driving fast
- He is used to getting up early
be used to + 동사원형 ~을 하기위해 사용되었다.
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get used to (동명사 또는 명사) ~에 익숙해 졌다
즉 예전에는 아니었는데 이렇게 "됐다"를 의미
- Hardly got used to them
- I hope you just get used to it
be는 약간의 수동적인 의미를 내포하지만 get은 주체가 수동이라고 하더라고 과정 내지는 진행의 의미 또한 있다.
get은 과정 내지는 진행의 의미를 가진 "~하게 되다"의 뜻을 가지지만 be는 현재 상황의 완료인 "~이다"의 뜻을 가지게 된다.
- She seems to have got married to Tom against her will = 그녀는 그녀의 의사에 반한채 톰과 결혼하게 된 것 같다
- She is married to Tom = 그녀는 톰과 결혼했다.
I remember ~ing ~했던 것을 기억하다
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