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TOY STORY 2 | Funny Bloopers and Jokes for Disney Pixar Movie
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This video features a lighthearted "behind-the-scenes" blooper reel from the *Toy Story* characters, followed by a preview of family-friendly films releasing in 2018. For language learners, this content is an excellent resource for practicing **conversational English**. By watching, you will gain exposure to: * **Informal Idioms and Phrasal Verbs:** Learn how native speakers use casual expressions in professional or creative settings. * **Natural Pacing and Intonation:** Observe the rhythm of natural dialogue, including interruptions, laughter, and playful banter. * **Vocabulary Expansion:** Acquire a variety of common nouns and verbs used in everyday entertainment and film-related discussions.
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[Music]
a little help here please
what are we going to do buzz use your
head but i don't want to use my hands
[Music]
i don't remember eating that i can't
believe
that's the fifth time is that guy in
sorry everyone i had the bean burrito
for lunch
okay i'm all right now sorry
i'm packing you an extra pair of shoes
and your angry eyes
just in case and if you get hungry
here's some cheese puffs
and a key i don't know what it's for but
you never know
marker
[Laughter]
can should we just should that just be
part of the movie now
he loves his string
and the golf ball if you have time for
golf
and a plastic steak and a rubber ducky
yo-yo who's behind mine
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Key Vocabulary (47)
Used to refer to the person or people that the speaker is addressing. It is the second-person pronoun used for both singular and plural subjects and objects.
Describing something that is secondary, incidental, or subordinate to the main subject. It is frequently used in academic and legal contexts to denote side issues, local regulations, or secondary products.
Music consists of sounds that are arranged in a way that is pleasant or exciting to listen to. It is an uncountable noun used to describe songs, melodies, or instrumental pieces performed by voices or instruments.
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