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School Trip Argument

Twilight (2008)

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Personajes
A woman with short, spiky, dark brown hair and a serious expression, wearing a dark top and a silver choker necklace. Trees are behind her.

Alice

A young man with straight, black, chin-length hair and a big smile, wearing a dark purple button-up shirt outdoors.

Justin

A woman with long, wavy brown hair, wearing a dark jacket and looking to the side. A car is blurred in the background.

Bella

A young man with messy short brown hair and blue eyes, smiling widely and wearing a dark green jacket.

Mike

A young man with tousled bronze-brown hair, looking downward with a serious expression and wearing a dark gray sweater.

Edward

A man with short dark hair and glasses, wearing a dark jacket. He has a tense, grimacing expression and is holding a small brown bag, with a classroom behind him.

Teacher

A young woman with long dark brown hair and a headband, wearing a dark puffy jacket and looking over her shoulder. A yellow school bus is behind her.

Jessica

Transcripción

[Mike] 

Umm... no I-I wanted to ask you if uh—if uh— y-you know it's like a month away but uh... Do you wanna uh go to—go to prom-prom? So what do you think?


[Bella] 

About what?


[Mike] 

Do you wanna go? To prom? With... me?


[Bella] 

Oh I—prom... dancing... not such a good idea for me. Uh... I have something that weekend anyway. I'm-I'm going to Jacksonville that weekend.


[Mike] 

Y-you can't go another weekend?


[Bella] 

Nonrefundable ticket. You should ask Jessica. I know she wants to go with you.


[Teacher] 

Yo yo yo, hey guys. C'mon! We gotta go. We gotta go. Green is what? Good, let's go! Guys, c'mon. Other bus, other bus, let's go.


[Teacher] 

Eggshells, carrot tops. Compost is cool! Now stuff that in there. Very good, very good. Now I am going to make a steaming cup of compost tea. This is recycling in its most basic form. Guys, don't drink it! It's for the plants.


[Edward] 

What's in Jacksonville?


[Bella] 

How did you know about that?


[Edward] 

I—you didn't answer my question.


[Bella] 

Well, you don't answer any of mine so... I mean you don't even say hi to me.


[Edward] 

Hi.


[Bella] 

Are you gonna tell me how you stopped the van?


[Edward] 

Yeah, I had an adrenaline rush. It's very common. You can Google it.


[Bella] 

Floridians. That's what's in Jacksonville.


[Edward] 

Can you at least watch where you walk? Look I'm—I'm sorry I'm being rude all the time. I just think it's the best way—


[Jessica] 

Bella! Guess who just asked me to prom! Umm... Yeah I—I actually totally thought that Mike was going to ask you. Umm... It's not going to be weird though, right? Cause—


[Bella] 

No. Zero weirdness. You guys are great together.


[Jessica] 

I know, right?


[Justin] 

Bella, look! It's a worm. It's a worm.


[Edward] 

Bella we—we shouldn't be friends.


[Bella] 

You really should've figured that out a little earlier. I mean why didn't you just let the van crush me and save yourself all this regret?


[Edward] 

What you think I regret saving you?


[Bella] 

I can see that you do. I just don't know why.


[Edward] 

You don't know anything...


[Alice] 

Hi. Umm—are you going to be riding with us?


[Edward] 

No. Our bus is full.

Contexto del clip

In an earlier scene, Edward saves Bella's life after a van almost crashes into her. In this clip, Bella is on a school field trip with her classmates. She gets into an argument with Edward.

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Vocabulario

Lea cada palabra en voz alta.

prom

/pɹɑm/

noun

a formal high school dance, usually at the end of a school year, for 11th and 12th grade students

Example:

All of my friends bought new dresses to wear to prom.

Six young women in colorful long gowns stand with their backs to the camera on a lawn, with their arms around each other.
nonrefundable

/ˌnɑnɹiˈfʌndəbəl/

adjective

unable to be refunded; not able to get your money back for a purchase

Example:

I wanted to go to a concert on Saturday, but I already had nonrefundable tickets for a theater play.

Hands pass a paper check between them.
crush

/kɹʌʃ/

verb

to compress or squeeze something so that it's damaged or broken

Example:

I always crush my soda cans before throwing them in the trash.

A hand holds a crumpled yellow soda can over a tiled floor.
adrenaline

/əˈdɹɛnəlɪn/

noun

a hormone released in the body during times of stress

Example:

Riding the rollercoaster gave me an intense adrenaline rush.

A yellow and purple roller coaster loops against a bright blue sky.
regret

/ɹiˈɡɹɛt/

verb

to be sorry about something

Example:

I regret not telling my friend the truth sooner.

A man in a yellow beanie and dark jacket covers his face with both hands.
weird

/wɪɹd/

adjective

odd or unusual; uncomfortable; not normal

Example:

I can make my nephews laugh by making weird faces.

A bearded man with his eyes rolled back sticks out his tongue and raises one arm.

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1. Did your school have a prom or something similar?

2. Have you ever had an adrenaline rush?

3. Have you ever regretted buying a nonrefundable ticket?

4. Do you crush cans, bottles, and boxes before you throw them away?

5. Did you go on many field trips with your school?

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