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So, there's this theory in TESOL that, whenever possible, the students should pick the material, and not the teacher. It's more democratic, it gives the students a feeling of control over their own learning, and, most importantly, it makes them more engaged with the material.
Especially when dealing with materials designed to give input--like watching movies or graded readers--it's important that the students are engaged with the material. If they are bored or not interested in the movie, they won't have any motivation to try to understand the language. Their brains will just switch off, and the words will simply wash over them. (Like many of us listening to the sermon in church as kids after your brain has switched off and you start counting the bricks behind the preacher--technically you're still hearing the words, but for all the good the input is doing you, you might as well be just listening to crickets.)
Conversely, if the students are engaged and interested in the movie, they'll have a lot of motivation to want to understand all the things the characters are saying.
This is the problem when the teacher brings in a movie that is interesting to the teacher. There's no guarantee that it will be interesting to the students, and then the students will switch their brains off and not benefit from any of the input.
At least, that's the theory...
My thinking on this has drastically changed over the last few weeks. After attempting to do The Fast and the Furious 7 with my Elementary class, I will never again let the students pick the movie. In the future, I might pre-select 4 movies I think are appropriate, and let them vote from my selection. But never again will I say something like: "Listen, guys, we can do any movie you want. What movie do you want to watch? Anything's okay."
The Fast and the Furious 7 is a exactly what happens when you tell students that they can choose any movie they like.
I'll describe my thoughts on this in more detail in tomorrow's post--which I'm planning on calling: Why Students Should Never Pick the Movie--[update: that post is here]--but the short version is that I told the students they could pick any movie they wanted. First, the students brainstormed all the movies they were interested in, and I put all the titles up on the whiteboard. Then we had a vote on which of these movies they wanted to do in class, and The Fast and the Furious 7 was the overwhelming winner.
I had never seen this movie before, but I took an immediate disliking to it. Every day when I would prepare the worksheets before class, I would just roll my eyes and think, "This is the stupidest thing I've ever seen." But what did my opinion matter? It was the students who needed to be engaged with it.
But then, after 6 lessons, some of the students told me they hated the movie and wanted to change it. So we had another big class discussion, and another vote, and changed the movie.
As a result, this project is unfinished, and I've only got worksheets made out for the first 20 minutes of the movie. But I'm posting them here for whatever they may or may not be worth.
In my opinion, this movie was completely inappropriate for my class of elementary students. It was the 7th movie in a series, and started out assuming familiarity with the characters. The first 20 minutes we saw consisted just of a long re-introduction to all the characters, without really moving the plot anywhere. (There was something about a bad guy going around causing trouble, but no real plot to speak of.) The dialogue was terrible. (It sounded like a very white suburban screen writer trying to imagine how urban people talked). And the difficulty level of the language was completely inappropriate for my Elementary students. Plus, there were long sections were there was no language input (fight scenes, car races).
I watched only as much of this movie as I had to in order to prepare the worksheets in advance of the class. So I haven't seen any more than the 20 minutes covered by these worksheets. So I can't give this movie a review on my movie review project. But I've got to say, based on what little I saw, I'm pretty sure this movie was heading for a one-star rating.
[Also, sidenote: when I read Crash by J.G. Ballard, I assumed that his novel about people who get sexually aroused by car crashes was only meant as a metaphor for society's obsession with cars. Watching these Fast and the Furious movies, however, it's apparent that for a some people (namely the makers of these films, and their target audience) there is definitely some sort of connection between high speed car racing and sex. I made this point way back in my review of The Fast and the Furious 3, but it struck me immediately again in this movie--whenever there's any scenes of cars racing at at unsafe speeds, they are always accompanied by scantily clad girls in sexy poses.]
Below are all my worksheets and PowerPoint presentations for this movie.
I've been changing my approach yet again, and I've decided that students benefit most from getting the whole script of the movie in front of them, even if they don't understand all of it. However, the actual task should be as easier as possible.
For the task, I gave the students 5 vocabulary words before the movie (on PowerPoint). Then we watched the movie. Then I gave them the script, and they had to match the 5 words to the blank. Then I played the movie again, and they checked their answers. (During the checking the answers stage, I also paused the movie after each answer, and confirmed that the class had gotten it right.) I used an online script [LINK HERE] as my base when preparing these worksheets, but I also would listen to the movie beforehand to double check the script, and I made a lot of adjustments where there were mistakes or gaps.
The PowerPoints I used for this movie are all on Google: Part 1: Drive, Slides, Pub, Part 2: drive, slides, pub, Part 3: drive, slides, pub, Part 4: drive, slides, pub, Part 5: drive, slides, pub and Part 6: drive, slides, pub.
The worksheets are also on Google Docs: Part 1: drive, docs, pub, Part 2: drive, docs, pub, Part 3: drive, docs, pub, Part 4: drive, docs, pub, Part 5: drive, docs, pub and Part 6: drive, docs, pub.
Match these words to the blanks:
invented, kids, taking, ride, settle
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Deckard Shaw: They say if you
want a glimpse of the future, just look behind you. I used to think that was bollocks. Now I realize, you can't outrun the past.
When we were (1) __________________, you'd start fights with the toughest
bastards in the yard. But I was the one, who had to step in and finish them.
Rest now, little brother, while I (2)__________________ your one last score.
Take care of my brother. Anything happens to him, I'll come back looking for
you.
song: War for war, bodies that hit the ground,
You ready for us, cuz it’s about to go down, Push em to the left, push em to
the right, Ah, Load them choppers up, hit em on sight, Ah, I ain’t never ran
from a gunfight, This is you and me,
Mano Y Mano you’re damn right. You take one, I take one, You can’t hide
you can’t run,
Deckard Shaw: Here. Hold this. (Song: Too late to turn
back, This is the payback.)
Song: Don’t act like you don’t know, Know what
I came for, Too late to turn back, This is the payback, You take one, I take
one, You can’t hide you can’t run, Too late to turn back, This is the payback
Song:
It’s the gang! You can't be
riding foreign shit Off-set, Car ain't even out yet, Bit too long clip, you know
you ain't 'bout that, Bankroll mafia, can't believe you bought that, Automatic
long clip, you know you ain't 'bout that.
It’s the gang! Make play, Still
get money out the bitches, Every ho look away, catch whiplash, Still got the K
in the whip stashed
Letty Ortiz: Come on, Dom, so
where are you (3) __________________ me?
Dominic Toretto: They say an open
road helps you think, about where you've been, where you're going. So you don't
remember any of this yet?
Letty Ortiz: It's not fair. You know I don't. So what
is it exactly that you're trying to show me?
Dominic Toretto: That. Race Wars.
Letty Ortiz: We used to come
here?
Dominic Toretto: Come here? We (4)
__________________ it.
Dominic Toretto: Keep it under
9000 RPMs. Kid's gonna fire his pistons after the first 200.
Letty Ortiz: You know that's not my style. I got to
ride or die, right?
Dominic Toretto: How about you
just (5) __________________ on this one?
Match the same words to the blanks:
__________________ to design or create
something that has never existed before
__________________ to travel by car
__________________ you solve the problem
and stop arguing
__________________ a child
__________________ to go somewhere with
someone, often paying for them or being responsible for them
answers:
you.
I used to think that was bollocks.
Now I realize, you can't outrun the past. When we were (1)kids,
you'd start fights with the toughest bastards in the yard. But I was the one,
who had to step in and finish them. Rest now, little brother, while I (2)settle
your one last score. Take care of my brother. Anything happens to him, I'll
come back looking for you.
song: War for war, bodies that hit the ground,
You ready for us, cuz it’s about to go down, Push em to the left, push em to
the right, Ah, Load them choppers up, hit em on sight, Ah, I ain’t never ran
from a gunfight, This is you and me,
Mano Y Mano you’re damn right. You take one, I take one, You can’t hide
you can’t run,
Deckard Shaw: Here. Hold this. (Song: Too late to turn
back, This is the payback.)
Song: Don’t act like you don’t know, Know what
I came for, Too late to turn back, This is the payback, You take one, I take
one, You can’t hide you can’t run, Too late to turn back, This is the payback
Song:
It’s the gang! You can't be
riding foreign shit Off-set, Car ain't even out yet, Bit too long clip, you
know you ain't 'bout that, Bankroll mafia, can't believe you bought that,
Automatic long clip, you know you ain't 'bout that. It’s the gang! Make play, Still get money out the bitches,
Every ho look away, catch whiplash, Still got the K in the whip stashed
Letty Ortiz: Come on, Dom, so
where are you (3)taking me?
Dominic Toretto: They say an open
road helps you think, about where you've been, where you're going. So you don't
remember any of this yet?
Letty Ortiz: It's not fair. You know I don't. So what
is it exactly that you're trying to show me?
Dominic Toretto: That. Race Wars.
Letty Ortiz: We used to come
here?
Dominic Toretto: Come here? We (4)invented
it.
Dominic Toretto: Keep it under
9000 RPMs. Kid's gonna fire his pistons after the first 200.
Letty Ortiz: You know that's not my style. I got to
ride or die, right?
Dominic Toretto: How about you
just (5)ride on this one?
Match the same words to the blanks:
invent to design or create something that has never
existed before
ride to travel by car
settle you solve the problem and stop
arguing
kid a child
take to go somewhere with someone,
often paying for them or being responsible for them
Match the words to the blanks
appreciate,
date, memories, minivan, punch
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Race Girl:
Are you ready? I know you're ready! Go!
Crowd:
Nice job!
girl in pink:
Hey! That's the girl I heard so much about.
Where you been at, ghost girl?
Hector: Letty,
what the hell? Huh? Damn, Dom! Your girl's still got that swing, homie.
Dominic Toretto: You never could
take a (1)_______________.
Hector:
Right, right. Hey, man, I'm glad you're
back, man. It's good to see you.
Dominic Toretto: Good to see you,
Hector.
Brian O'Conner: Alright. We made it, Jack.
Jack:
Yeah, we made it!
Brian O'Conner: Yeah, we made
it. I just gotta find that door button. Buddy where's the door button at? Do
you know?
Woman:
Hey.
Brian O'Conner: Hey. Yeah, of
course. I'm new to this.
Woman:
Yeah, you don't seem like the (2) _______________ type.
Brian O'Conner: No, not exactly. Hey buddy you didn't
give me a high-five? Wait, wait, wait. Wait. High-five! All right! Yeah, buddy.
(3)_______________ it, thank you.
Woman:
Don't worry, you'll get used to this in no time.
Brian O'Conner: Yeah, that's what I'm afraid of.
Letty Ortiz: First time I saw
this, I thought it was kind of funny. I
guess now, the joke's on me. What are
you doing?
Dominic Toretto: What I should've
done a long time ago.
Letty Ortiz: Stop it! Look at
it. It's the truth. That's the date that I lost my memory. That's the (4)
_______________ that Letty died. And I was born.
Dominic Toretto: No. You never
died.
Letty Ortiz: Do you know how
hard it is for me when you look at me? And you see me through 15 years of (5)
_______________? Every beautiful moment
we've ever had—I see it in your eyes. I can't give that to you. I got nothing.
Dominic Toretto: You got me.
Letty Ortiz: And you've got
only a piece of me. I have to find myself. For me. Goodbye, Dom.
_______________a particular day of the month or
year
_______________ to feel grateful for something
_______________ a large, high car that can carry
more people than a normal car. It’s normally
considered the ideal car for families or parents with lots of children.
_______________ a forceful hit with a fist
(=closed hand)
_______________ something that you remember from
the past
Answers:
Race Girl:
Are you ready? I know you're ready! Go!
Crowd:
Nice job!
girl in pink:
Hey! That's the girl I heard so much about.
Where you been at, ghost girl?
Hector: Letty,
what the hell? Huh? Damn, Dom! Your girl's still got that swing, homie.
Dominic Toretto: You never could
take a (1)punch.
Hector:
Right, right. Hey, man, I'm glad you're
back, man. It's good to see you.
Dominic Toretto: Good to see you,
Hector.
Brian O'Conner: Alright. We made it, Jack.
Jack:
Yeah, we made it!
Brian O'Conner: Yeah, we made
it. I just gotta find that door button. Buddy where's the door button at? Do
you know?
Woman:
Hey.
Brian O'Conner: Hey. Yeah, of
course. I'm new to this.
Woman:
Yeah, you don't seem like the (2)minivan type.
Brian O'Conner: No, not exactly. Hey buddy you didn't
give me a high-five? Wait, wait, wait. Wait. High-five! All right! Yeah, buddy.
(3)Appreciate it, thank you.
Woman:
Don't worry, you'll get used to this in no time.
Brian O'Conner: Yeah, that's what I'm afraid of.
Letty Ortiz: First time I saw
this, I thought it was kind of funny. I
guess now, the joke's on me. What are
you doing?
Dominic Toretto: What I should've
done a long time ago.
Letty Ortiz: Stop it! Look at
it. It's the truth. That's the date that I lost my memory. That's the (4)date
that Letty died. And I was born.
Dominic Toretto: No. You never
died.
Letty Ortiz: Do you know how
hard it is for me when you look at me? And you see me through 15 years of (5)memories? Every beautiful moment we've ever had—I see
it in your eyes. I can't give that to you. I got nothing.
Dominic Toretto: You got me.
Letty Ortiz: And you've got
only a piece of me. I have to find myself. For me. Goodbye, Dom.
date a particular day of the month or
year
appreciate to feel grateful for something
minivan a large, high car that can carry
more people than a normal car. It’s
normally considered the ideal car for families or parents with lots of
children.
punch a forceful hit with a fist
(=closed hand)
memory something that you remember from
the past
Match the words to the space
ain’t, arrest, boss, liar, wanna
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Elena Neves: You're
disappointed, aren't you?
Luke Hobbs: What are you
talking about?
Elena Neves: The last arrest. It was too easy. Target didn't even run.
Luke Hobbs: Ah, it's okay. Gives me a chance to hit
the iron. Also, lets me work on my stamping skills.
Elena Neves: You're a
terrible liar. See you tomorrow, (1)______________.
Luke Hobbs: I'll see you then.
Elena Neves: Don't stay too
late.
Luke Hobbs: I'll stay as long as I want, woman.
Elena Neves: I knew you would
say that.
Luke Hobbs: Elena?
Elena Neves: What's this?
Luke Hobbs: It's the letter of recommendation you
asked for. And just know I meant every word in there.
Elena Neves: Thanks, Hobbs. Thanks
for everything.
Luke Hobbs: Come on, way too sentimental right
now. Get home. Good night.
Elena Neves: Okay. Bye.
Deckard Shaw: Just one sec.
Luke Hobbs: You sure as hell (2) ______________ the
IT guy, so you better start talking, before I break that finger, six different
ways, and stick it right where the sun doesn't shine.
Deckard Shaw: Agent Hobbs, right?
Luke Hobbs: That's right. I'm also the last man on
Earth whose computer you (3) ______________ be hacking into. You just earned
yourself a dance with the devil, boy. You're under (4) ______________.
Deckard Shaw: Like I said, I'm here for the team that
crippled my brother.
Luke Hobbs: There ain't no
goddamn team. It was just one man, and he's standing right in front of you.
Deckard Shaw: The lady was right. You are a terrible (5) ______________.
They fight, and fight, and fight, and
fight and fight. Fight fight fight,
fight fight fight.
Luke Hobbs: Goddamn IT guys.
Elena Neves: Hobbs!
Luke Hobbs: On me!
fight fight fight.
Luke Hobbs: Elena!
Elena Neves: Hobbs? Hobbs!
______________ Short for: am not, is
not, are not, have not, or has not. This word is informal English. (It’s used in the street, but not in the
classroom). Many people consider it not
correct or not polite, but it is still widely used in informal spoken English.
______________ someone who tells lies
______________ someone who is
responsible for employees and tells them what to do
______________ The police take someone
away to ask them about a crime that they might have committed
______________ short form of “want to” This word is informal English.
Answers:
Elena Neves: You're
disappointed, aren't you?
Luke Hobbs: What are you
talking about?
Elena Neves: The last arrest. It was too easy. Target didn't even run.
Luke Hobbs: Ah, it's okay. Gives me a chance to hit
the iron. Also, lets me work on my stamping skills.
Elena Neves: You're a
terrible liar. See you tomorrow, (1)boss.
Luke Hobbs: I'll see you then.
Elena Neves: Don't stay too
late.
Luke Hobbs: I'll stay as long as I want, woman.
Elena Neves: I knew you would
say that.
Luke Hobbs: Elena?
Elena Neves: What's this?
Luke Hobbs: It's the letter of recommendation you
asked for. And just know I meant every word in there.
Elena Neves: Thanks, Hobbs. Thanks
for everything.
Luke Hobbs: Come on, way too sentimental right
now. Get home. Good night.
Elena Neves: Okay. Bye.
Deckard Shaw: Just one sec.
Luke Hobbs: You sure as hell (2)ain't the IT
guy, so you better start talking, before I break that finger, six different
ways, and stick it right where the sun doesn't shine.
Deckard Shaw: Agent Hobbs, right?
Luke Hobbs: That's right. I'm also the last man on
Earth whose computer you (3)wanna be hacking into. You just earned
yourself a dance with the devil, boy. You're under (4)arrest.
Deckard Shaw: Like I said, I'm here for the team that
crippled my brother.
Luke Hobbs: There ain't no
goddamn team. It was just one man, and he's standing right in front of you.
Deckard Shaw: The lady was right. You are a terrible (5)liar.
They fight, and fight, and fight, and
fight and fight. Fight fight fight,
fight fight fight.
Luke Hobbs: Goddamn IT guys.
Elena Neves: Hobbs!
Luke Hobbs: On me!
fight fight fight.
Luke Hobbs: Elena!
Elena Neves: Hobbs? Hobbs!
ain’t Short for: am not, is not, are not, have not,
or has not. This word is informal English.
(It’s used in the street, but not in the classroom). Many people consider it not correct or not
polite, but it is still widely used in informal spoken English.
liar someone who tells lies
boss someone who is responsible for employees and
tells them what to do
arrest The police take someone
away to ask them about a crime that they might have committed
wanna short form of “want to” This word is informal English.
Match the words to the sentences
bullets, disappointed, miss, package, settle
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Jack: Vroom. Vroom. Vroom. Vroom
Brian O'Conner: Alright buddy,
we gotta go or we'll be late. Uh, Come on. Okay, uhh. What do you think? Parking
brake slide right up to the school?
Jack: Where's mommy?
Brian O'Conner: I don't know.
She's up there. She's coming.
Jack: Oh. I know.
Brian O'Conner: Here you
go. Raa! Watch your head.
Mia: Dom, you have a (1) ________________________ out here. From
Tokyo.
Dominic Toretto: Tokyo? What's
Han trying to convert me over to a turbo charger?
Brian O'Conner: Alright. You ready? There
we go.
Jack: Yeah!
Brian O'Conner: Hey buddy, cars don't fly.
Jack: Hey, cars don't fly.
Brian O'Conner: This one did, huh?
Dominic Toretto: Brian in a
minivan. Things have changed.
Mia: He's
struggling, Dom. He doesn't want me to see it, but the white picket fence is
like an anchor on him. I can tell. I tried to talk to him the other night, and
do you know what he said? He doesn't (2) ________________________ the girls. He
doesn't miss the cars. He misses the (3) ________________________. Can you
believe that?
Dominic Toretto: Let him (4) ________________________ in. Give him
time.
Mia: How does nine
months sound? I'm having another baby.
Dominic Toretto: And you didn't tell him, did you?
Brian O'Conner (talking to Jack in the
background): Alright, Here we go. We’re racing.
Are you ready?
Dominic Toretto: You gotta tell
him.
Brian O'Conner(talking to Jack in the background): You sure? Alright, good.
Mia: I don't want him to be disappointed
with this life.
Brian O'Conner(talking to Jack in the
background): I think I’m ready too.
Mia: With me.
Dominic Toretto: He will never be (5) ________________________ with you. You're
the best thing that's ever happened to him.
Mia: Thank you.
Dominic Toretto: Yeah?
Deckard Shaw: Dominic Toretto.
You don't know me. You're about to.
Dominic Toretto: Get down!
Mia: Jack! Jack!
________________________ unhappy because
someone or something was not as good as you hoped or expected
________________________ an object
wrapped in paper in order to be sent by post
________________________ to relax into a
comfortable position
________________________ to feel sad
that a person or thing is not present
________________________ small, metal
objects that are shot from a gun
Answers:
Jack: Vroom. Vroom. Vroom. Vroom
Brian O'Conner: Alright buddy,
we gotta go or we'll be late. Uh, Come on. Okay, uhh. What do you think? Parking
brake slide right up to the school?
Jack: Where's mommy?
Brian O'Conner: I don't know.
She's up there. She's coming.
Jack: Oh. I know.
Brian O'Conner: Here you
go. Raa! Watch your head.
Mia: Dom, you have a (1)package out
here. From Tokyo.
Dominic Toretto: Tokyo? What's
Han trying to convert me over to a turbo charger?
Brian O'Conner: Alright. You ready? There
we go.
Jack: Yeah!
Brian O'Conner: Hey buddy, cars don't fly.
Jack: Hey, cars don't fly.
Brian O'Conner: This one did, huh?
Dominic Toretto: Brian in a
minivan. Things have changed.
Mia: He's
struggling, Dom. He doesn't want me to see it, but the white picket fence is
like an anchor on him. I can tell. I tried to talk to him the other night, and
do you know what he said? He doesn't (2)miss the girls. He doesn't miss
the cars. He misses the (3)bullets. Can you believe that?
Dominic Toretto: Let him (4)settle in. Give him
time.
Mia: How does nine
months sound? I'm having another baby.
Dominic Toretto: And you didn't tell him, did you?
Brian O'Conner (talking to Jack in the
background): Alright, Here we go. We’re racing.
Are you ready?
Dominic Toretto: You gotta tell
him.
Brian O'Conner(talking to Jack in the
background): You sure?
Alright, good.
Mia: I don't want him to be disappointed
with this life.
Brian O'Conner(talking to Jack in the
background): I think I’m ready too.
Mia: With me.
Dominic Toretto: He will never be (5)disappointed
with you. You're the best thing that's ever happened to him.
Mia: Thank you.
Dominic Toretto: Yeah?
Deckard Shaw: Dominic Toretto.
You don't know me. You're about to.
Dominic Toretto: Get down!
Mia: Jack! Jack!
disappointed unhappy because
someone or something was not as good as you hoped or expected
package an object wrapped in
paper in order to be sent by post
settle to become used to a new
way of life
miss to feel sad that a person or thing is not
present
bullets small, metal objects that are shot from a gun
Match the words to the sentences
70s,
doubt, honey, introduce, watch your mouth
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Elena Neves: Shattered his
collarbone, fractured his leg in two places. He only regained consciousness
this morning. First thing he said was, "Get me Dom". He's in there.
Dominic Toretto:
You okay?
Elena Neves: I'm
fine. He's waiting. Let's go. Got something for you. Your files.
Luke Hobbs:
Thank you.
Dominic Toretto:
You risk life and limb to save the free world, and what do they give you? Jell-O
and a bad (1)____________ TV show.
Luke Hobbs:
You know, it's got its perks. Sponge baths ain't that bad.
Samantha:
Dad!
Luke Hobbs:
Ah, I'm sorry, baby.
Dominic Toretto:
"Dad"?
Luke Hobbs:
Honey, I want to (2)____________ you to somebody. He's a, uhh...He's an old
friend. Go on and say hello.
Samantha:
Dominic Toretto, right? My dad said, he kicked your ass once.
Luke Hobbs: Young
lady, (3) ____________.
Dominic Toretto: Your
dad’s on heavy pain meds. I can
understand if his history is a little hazy.
Samantha: I
(4) ____________ it.
Luke Hobbs: Alright
(5) ____________, that’s enough. I want
you to go get something to eat with Elena, while me and Toretto have a
talk. Hear me?
Elena Neves: Come on lady, let’s get some cookies.
Luke Hobbs: And
watch your mouth.
______________________ Short form of “1970s”. An adjective used to describe anything from
the years 1970-1979
______________________ a name that you call someone you love or like
very much
______________________ Be careful about what you say. This is something
parents say to children when the children use bad words.
______________________ To not believe in something
______________________ to tell someone another person's name the first time
that they meet
Answers
Elena Neves: Shattered his collarbone,
fractured his leg in two places. He only regained consciousness this morning. First
thing he said was, "Get me Dom". He's in there.
Dominic Toretto:
You okay?
Elena Neves: I'm
fine. He's waiting. Let's go. Got something for you. Your files.
Luke Hobbs:
Thank you.
Dominic Toretto:
You risk life and limb to save the free world, and what do they give you? Jell-O
and a bad (1)70's TV show.
Luke Hobbs:
You know, it's got its perks. Sponge baths ain't that bad.
Samantha:
Dad!
Luke Hobbs:
Ah, I'm sorry, baby.
Dominic Toretto:
"Dad"?
Luke Hobbs:
Honey, I want to (2)introduce you to somebody. He's a, uhh...He's an old
friend. Go on and say hello.
Samantha:
Dominic Toretto, right? My dad said, he kicked your ass once.
Luke Hobbs: Young
lady, (3)watch your mouth.
Dominic Toretto: Your
dad’s on heavy pain meds. I can
understand if his history is a little hazy.
Samantha: I
(4)doubt it.
Luke Hobbs: Alright
(5)honey, that’s enough. I want
you to go get something to eat with Elena, while me and Toretto have a
talk. Hear me?
Elena Neves: Come on lady, let’s get some cookies.
Luke Hobbs: And
watch your mouth.
1970s Short form of “1970s”.
An adjective used to describe anything from the years 1970-1979
honey a name that you call someone you love or like very much
watch your mouth Be careful about what you say. This is
something parents say to children when the children use bad words.
doubt To not believe in something
introduce to tell someone another person's name the first time
that they meet
assassin, down, liability, official, stand down,
tore
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Dominic Toretto: Who did this?
Luke Hobbs: You remember Owen Shaw? The one we (1)___________
half of London (2)___________ trying to
get. Well, This is his big, bad brother. Take a look at this.
Dominic Toretto: Deckard Shaw
Luke Hobbs: British Special Forces (3)___________.
The kind of unique asset that no government would ever admit to employing.
Dominic Toretto: Black Ops boys.
Luke Hobbs: Worse. They created a monster. They
felt Shaw was a necessary evil until eventually they decided he was
unnecessary. The powers that be felt that he knew just a little bit too much. The
asset became a (4)___________. So they sent in 20 elite operatives to retire
him.
Dominic Toretto: And they missed.
Luke Hobbs: That was 6 years ago and Shaw's been a
ghost ever since.
Dominic Toretto: Until now. How do I find him?
Luke Hobbs: The (5)___________ answer is: you don't.
Dominic Toretto: He killed Han. Almost killed my
family.
Luke Hobbs: He also tried to put me in a body bag,
too. Which is why when I get out, I'm gonna put a hurt on him so bad he's gonna
wish his mother had kept her legs closed. But until then, my official answer to
you is (6) ___________.
Dominic Toretto: Now you know I can't do that.
Luke Hobbs: I do know you, Dom. Which is why now I
give you a brother to brother answer. You do whatever it is you gotta do. When
you find that son of a bitch, just do me one favor.
Dominic Toretto: What's that?
Luke Hobbs: Don't miss.
___________ agreed to or arranged by people in
positions of authority
___________: someone who kills a
famous or important person, usually for political reasons or in exchange for money
___________ to
intentionally destroy a building or other structure because it is not being
used or it is not wanted any more
___________: something or someone
that causes you a lot of trouble, often when that thing or person should be
helping you
___________ to stop your work
(particularly used in the army as a way to tell soldiers to stop fighting)
___________ past tense of “tear (something) down”
Answers:
Dominic Toretto: Who did this?
Luke Hobbs: You remember Owen Shaw? The one we (1)tore
half of London (2)down trying to get. Well, This is his big, bad
brother. Take a look at this.
Dominic Toretto: Deckard Shaw
Luke Hobbs: British Special Forces (3)assassin.
The kind of unique asset that no government would ever admit to employing.
Dominic Toretto: Black Ops boys.
Luke Hobbs: Worse. They created a monster. They felt
Shaw was a necessary evil until eventually they decided he was unnecessary. The
powers that be felt that he knew just a little bit too much. The asset became a
(4)liability. So they sent in 20 elite operatives to retire him.
Dominic Toretto: And they missed.
Luke Hobbs: That was 6 years ago and Shaw's been a
ghost ever since.
Dominic Toretto: Until now. How do I find him?
Luke Hobbs: The (5)official answer is: you
don't.
Dominic Toretto: He killed Han. Almost killed my
family.
Luke Hobbs: He also tried to put me in a body bag,
too. Which is why when I get out, I'm gonna put a hurt on him so bad he's gonna
wish his mother had kept her legs closed. But until then, my official answer to
you is (6)stand down.
Dominic Toretto: Now you know I can't do that.
Luke Hobbs: I do know you, Dom. Which is why now I
give you a brother to brother answer. You do whatever it is you gotta do. When
you find that son of a bitch, just do me one favor.
Dominic Toretto: What's that?
Luke Hobbs: Don't miss.
official agreed to or arranged by
people in positions of authority
assassin: someone who kills a
famous or important person, usually for political reasons or in exchange for money
tear (something) down to
intentionally destroy a building or other structure because it is not being
used or it is not wanted any more
liability: something or someone
that causes you a lot of trouble, often when that thing or person should be
helping you
stand down to stop your work
(particularly used in the army as a way to tell soldiers to stop fighting)
tore (something) down past tense of “tear (something) down”
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