英文电影和美剧中总结出来的超级实用英文（Super practical English summed up in English movies and American TV shows）.docVIP

英文电影和美剧中总结出来的超级实用英文（Super practical English summed up in English movies and American TV shows） PART 1 1, my treat: we feel that we often use the word pay, such as Let, me, pay, it, for, you. Here are the following: I, am, buying, This, is, on, me, This, is,, all, my, bill. 2, one-time thing: handsome guy with a beauty over the night, after coming back, roommate asked handsome guy: Do, you, really, love, her? The handsome guy answers, Oh, it, was, just, a, one-time, thing! then what is one-time thing? Ill keep my mouth shut! 3, look ahead.! We will say Look forward! In American English, a more appropriate term is Eyes front! Eyes forward, isnt it vivid? 4, top priority: how do you translate? The, most, important, thing? Look at this, Its, on, the, top, of, my, list.. 5, power failure: No electricity? Well, thats straightforward! In fact, when it comes to electricity, foreigners use power more. Power cuts can be Ther, is, a, power, failure, or Power goes out. 6, Im not a fool.! : I, am, not, a, fool? Yes, the grammar is absolutely right. But look at this I, am, no, fool. Less than two letters on top, but not different? By the same token, we often say I have no idea rather than I dont have any idea. 7, short hairs: do you mean short hair? Ha ha, it is what we call little braids! 8, buy someone: there is a more formal word called bribe, noun when bribery means, verb when there is buy meaning. Since we mentioned buy, can we use buy? Of course, thats buy sb off. 9, She, knew, red, was, her, color. Does she know that red is her color? She knows she matches the red very well. Then, whats, your, color? 10 look, for the Lords sake, you will....... Two statements: one is For, the, love, of, God, and the other is For, Gods, sake (sake means cause, relation), and the latter is more commonly used among the two. Today, I will list these ten first, and I hope to help you. If you also know some of these colloquialisms (colloquial, vernacular) or slangs (slang), you can write it in t