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Get everybody else. Finally, I can start

celebrating my

I'm sorry. Apparently, I've opened the

door to the past.

>> Okay, Monica, come on. Okay, what what

you just saw

>> Can I ask you just a little question?

Why tonight?

What? See, I've been waiting my whole

life to be engaged. And unlike some

people, I only plan on doing this once.

So, you know, I know I may be selfish

and I'm sorry about it, but I I was kind

of hoping tonight could just be about

that.

>> Oh, honey, but it is. No, it's not. No,

no, now it's about you and Ross getting

back together.

>> What?

>> Yeah, you kind of stole my thunder.

>> Okay, hold on. Hold on. We did not steal

your thunder because we are not getting

back together.

>> Yeah, no. And and and you know what?

Nobody even saw.

>> Yeah.

>> That's true.

>> Hey, I swear, we just kissed.

>> a kiss.

>> KISSED?

WHAT DOES THIS MEAN?

ARE YOU ARE YOU GETTING BACK TOGETHER?

CAN I SING AT YOUR WEDDING?

>> [laughter]

>> THUNDER BEING STOLEN.

>> OKAY, PHOEBE, it's nothing.

>> Look, what's not make a big deal out of

this. It was a one-time thing. It

doesn't even matter.

>> Oh my god.

>> [laughter]

>> I cannot believe you guys are talking

about this. The problems in the bedroom

ARE BETWEEN A MAN AND A WOMAN.

ALL RIGHT? NOW, CHANDLER is doing THE

BEST HE CAN.

>> MONICA, MONICA, look at this lamp. Is

this tacky or what? We have to have

this.

>> Rach, I think we have enough regular

lamps.

>> What? Oh, come on. I mean, it's it's not

like it's not like I'm asking for this

girly clock or anything, which by the

way, I also think is really cool.

It doesn't go with any of my stuff.

>> Well, what about my stuff?

>> You don't have any stuff.

>> [laughter]

>> You still think of it as your apartment,

don't you?

Mhm,

no. Yes, you do.

You think of it as your apartment and

I'm just someone who rents a room.

Mhm,

okay, while you mhm on that for a while,

I'm going to go find a place for my new

lamp.

>> [music]

>> Hey, Rach.

>> Yeah.

>> You know what we haven't played in a

while?

>> What?

>> Hide the lamp.

>> [laughter]

>> Okay, Monica, let it go.

>> Did you know I was allergic to

shellfish?

>> Well, then you'll just have to eat the

other lamps.

>> [laughter]

>> Okay, all right. It was an accident, I

swear. All right, I I was I WAS PUTTING

ON MY JACKET and and the thing and and

the and the lamp and it and it broke.

>> Oh, please, Monica, you've always hated

my lamp.

AND NOW,

ALL OF A SUDDEN, IT'S JUST MAGICALLY

it's just broken?

>> Phoebe, tell her.

>> Okay, I didn't see it cuz I was putting

on my jacket, but I want to believe you.

>> [laughter]

>> Hey, Chandler.

>> Monica just broke my seashell lamp.

>> [laughter]

>> Neat.

I'm going to die alone.

>> Okay, you win.

>> Oh, what you got there?

>> Something else that's not yours that you

can break?

>> No, um

I know you like this and I I want you to

have it.

I think it'll look good in our

apartment.

>> Thank you.

>> Hey, new wallet, huh?

>> Oh, yeah, it was time. The old condom

ring in the leather just doesn't say

cool anymore, you know.

>> Rachel,

you just put an empty carton back in the

fridge.

>> Oh, yeah, I know, but the garbage was

full.

>> [laughter]

>> Have you ever taken out the trash?

>> Well, I thought you liked doing it.

>> [laughter]

>> Third door on the left.

>> Right.

>> Oh, hey, Mr. Treeger.

>> Yeah.

>> [laughter]

>> What are you doing?

>> Um

Oh. Oh.

I'm sorry. It's a little old, but

Look. [laughter]

>> You're clogging up the chute I just

spent a half hour unclogging.

>> I'm sorry. I didn't I don't come in here

a lot, so

>> Uh-huh. Yeah, of course you don't. Cuz

you're a little princess.

Daddy, buy me a pizza. Daddy, buy me a

candy factory. Daddy, make the cast of

Cats sing happy birthday to me.

>> [laughter]

>> What, you think YOU CAN JUST COME IN

HERE, make a mess, a big man in the

coveralls will come and clean it up,

huh?

Well, why don't you think of someone

else for a change?

>> [laughter]

>> Okay, I'm sorry.

>> God, you're going to cry about it?

Is that my sweater or a handbag

marinara?

>> [laughter]

>> You don't have the guts.

>> Oh, yeah? Well, at least I wasn't too

chicken to tell some guy I thought HE

WAS CUTE.

OW!

OH, ALL RIGHT. STOP!

STOP THE

MADNESS!

>> [laughter]

>> THIS IS CRAZY.

WHO CAN EVEN REMEMBER why you started

fighting in the first place?

>> SHE KNEW THAT I LIKED HIM. SHE WOULDN'T

HAVE DONE IT IF I

>> YES, THAT'S RIGHT.

BUT STILL, I

LOOK AT YOUR PURSE.

Look at your sweater.

Look at yourselves.

I'll help you fix your sweater.

I'll help you

throw out your purse.

I'm sorry that I made you stop seeing

him.

>> Well, I'm sorry I went out with him when

I knew you liked him.

>> I'm sorry that I borrowed your gloves.

>> All right, Monica, if there is something

that you would like to share

>> had no right to go out with him.

>> That is the most ridiculous

>> me out!

>> I DID NOT SELL YOU OUT!

>> Absolutely sold me out! Let me talk!

>> Did you just flick me?

Okay, well, you wouldn't let me finish

and I was just

Ow! THAT HURT!

>> [laughter]

>> QUICK! FLICKING!

>> OW! YOU

>> FLICKING! You flicked me first!

>> Ow!

Ow!

>> STOP!

>> OW!

>> STOP!

>> YOU KNOW, LET'S NOT DO THIS. LET'S

>> OW!

OW!

OW!

OW!

OW!

OW!

OKAY, NOW I'M GOING TO KICK SOME ASS.

>> [screaming]

>> ALL RIGHT. NOW, I WILL LET GO IF you

both stop.

WHAT DO YOU YOU WANT me to stop seeing

him? Is that what you want?

>> Uh-huh.

>> You want me to just call him up and tell

HIM THAT YOU'RE SEEING HIM INSTEAD. IS

THAT WHAT YOU WANT?

>> OKAY.

>> [laughter]

>> OH, THAT'S WHAT YOU WANT.

>> YES.

>> FINE.

FINE.

>> There we go.

>> You know what? If we were in prison, you

guys would be LIKE MY

>> HEY, RACH, COME ON. WE'RE GOING TO BE

LATE FOR THE EYE DOCTOR APPOINTMENT.

>> All right. Let's get this over with.

UGH.

OH, NO.

LOOK WHAT I DID.

>> [laughter]

>> I MEAN, look at this mess. I mean, we're

going to probably have to clean this up,

you know? I mean, we're going to have to

reschedule.

>> [laughter]

>> If you thought that this mess was going

to bother me, you are wrong. All right,

let's go, Blinky.

>> [laughter]

>> Kill her.

>> Oh my god. [music]

What does that thing do?

>> Mhm.

>> Uh, that's an eye removal machine.

>> All right, I'm out of here.

>> I'm kidding. I'm kidding.

Uh-oh.

>> Hi, Rachel.

>> Hey.

>> I'm Dr. Miller. Monica told me you were

a little nervous, but don't worry,

everything's going to be just fine.

>> So, we're done then?

>> Almost, but first we got to start.

>> Okay.

>> This is the glaucoma test.

>> Uh-huh.

>> Sit down.

>> Okay.

>> Put your chin here.

>> Mhm.

>> Now,

you're going to feel a small puff of air

in each eye.

>> A what what?

A small puff of air. Now, come on.

>> [laughter]

>> Here we go.

>> All right.

>> 1 2 3

>> Okay.

I'm sorry. All right. I'm going to stay

in here this time.

>> [laughter]

>> Okay.

>> Ready?

>> Mhm.

>> 1 2

>> I'm sorry.

You know what? I'm going to hold her

head.

>> Okay.

>> [laughter]

>> That's okay.

>> Okay.

>> Okay.

Okay.

>> 1

>> Mhm.

>> 2

>> I'm sorry.

>> You know what? You're young. You

probably don't HAVE GLAUCOMA.

>> OH.

>> [laughter]

>> OKAY. SO, IT'S VERY VERY NICE TO MEET

YOU, SIR. AND I'M OW! HEY! WHAT are you

Are you crazy?

>> Okay. You have a small minor infection

in that left eye. I want you to take

these drops three times a day for a

week, and you'll be as good as new.

>> Yeah, no. I I don't I don't put things

in my eye.

>> Okay, then. I guess we'll see you back

here in 3 months.

>> Great.

>> And I'll fit you for a glass eye.

>> Okay. Just give me the damn drops.

>> [laughter]

>> Dr. Miller?

P E C F D

>> [laughter]

>> Very good, Monica.

Do you know where they are?

>> I sure do.

>> [laughter]

>> And you know

>> Good one.

Okay.

>> [snorts]

[laughter]

>> Not even close. Okay. Well, then you

know what? Help me. I need help. I can't

do this. All right. Come on. Let's do

it.

Come on.

>> All right. Sit down.

>> All right.

>> All right. Put your head back.

>> Yes.

>> All right.

>> Okay.

Now, open your eyes.

>> Okay. They are.

>> [laughter]

>> How many fingers am I holding up?

>> Four.

>> Oh my god, I was thinking four.

>> Really?

>> Yes.

>> [laughter]

>> All right, you know what? Why don't we

start with a practice one, okay?

>> Okay.

>> No drugs.

>> Great.

>> Okay.

>> Okay.

>> On three, one, two, three.

>> My pillow's all wet.

>> Well, well, you said it was practice.

>> Then why did you move?

>> Because I knew you were lying.

>> [laughter]

>> ALL RIGHT, COME HERE.

>> WHAT ARE YOU DOING?

>> WHAT MONICA, stop it.

OH MY GOD, STOP IT.

>> I AM

GOING I'M GOING TO TURN IT OVER. I AM

GOING TO GET

>> HEY.

>> Get these SOCKS IN YOUR EYES.

>> OH MY GOD, you really ARE FREAKISHLY

STRONG.

>> [laughter]

>> OH MY GOD.

>> MONICA, STOP IT.

>> DAMN IT, CINDY.

>> WELL, [laughter]

YOU KNOW, IF JOEY AND CHANDLER WALKED IN

RIGHT NOW, we could make a fortune.

>> Can you pass me the TV Guide?

>> YEAH.

>> GO.

>> WHAT ARE YOU DOING?

>> OH MY GOD, HOLD IT OPEN.

>> OKAY.

>> [cheering and applause]

>> WE'LL SEE YOU IN ABOUT THREE OR FOUR

HOURS.

>> TA-DA.

>> Are we greeting each other this way now?

Because I LIKE THAT.

>> LOOK,

I CLEANED. I did the windows, I did the

floors. I've even used all those

attachments on the vacuum, except for

that little round one with the bristles.

I don't know what that's for.

>> Oh yeah, nobody knows, and we're not

supposed to ask.

>> So, what do you think?

>> Very clean.

>> Really, really, it looks great.

>> Oh.

I I I see you moved the green ottoman.

>> [laughter]

>> How did that happen?

>> I don't know. I thought it looked better

there.

And I And also it's an extra seat on the

coffee table.

>> Yeah, it's interesting.

>> [laughter]

>> But you know what? Just for fun, let's

see what it looked like in the old spot.

>> [laughter]

>> Just to compare.

See. Ha! Well, it looks good there, too.

>> Let's just leave it there for a while.

>> [laughter]

>> Can't believe you tried to move the

green ottoman.

>> Thank god you didn't try to fan out the

magazines. I mean, she'll scratch your

eyes right out.

>> GUYS, I AM NOT that bad.

>> Yeah, you are, Monica.

Remember if I lived with you? You were

like a little, YOU KNOW,

>> [laughter]

>> THAT IS SO UNFAIR.

>> OH, COME ON. When we were kids, yours

was the only Raggedy Ann doll that

wasn't raggedy.

>> [laughter]

>> Okay, so I'm responsible. I'm organized.

But hey, I can be a kook.

>> [laughter]

>> All right, you madcap gal.

Try to imagine this. The phone bill

arrives, but you don't pay it right

away.

>> Why not?

>> Because you're a kook.

>> [laughter]

>> INSTEAD, YOU WAIT UNTIL THEY SEND you a

notice.

>> I could do that. Okay. Okay. Then you

let me go grocery shopping, and I buy

laundry detergent, but it's not the one

with the easy pour spout.

>> Why would SOMEONE DO THAT?

>> [laughter]

>> ONE MIGHT WONDER.

>> SOMEONE'S LEFT A glass on the coffee

table. There's no coaster. It's a cold

drink. It's a hot day.

Little beads of condensation are inching

their way closer and closer to the

surface of the wood.

>> STOP IT!

>> [laughter]

>> OH MY GOD.

IT'S TRUE. WHO am I?

>> Monica.

You're mom.

>> [music]

>> I GOT TO BED GUYS.

>> NIGHT.

>> NIGHT MONICA.

>> Uh mom, you you're going to leave your

shoes out here?

Uh-huh.

>> [laughter]

>> Really? Just just casually strewn about

in

that reckless haphazard manner?

>> [laughter]

>> Doesn't matter.

I'll get them tomorrow or not.

Whenever.

>> She is a cook.

>> [laughter]

>> If it bothers you that much, just go out

and get the shoes.

No, don't do this.

This is stupid. I don't have to prove

anything. I'm going to go get them.

But then everyone will know.

>> [laughter]

>> Unless I get them and then wake up

really early and put them back.

I need help.

>> Sorry Pheebs, I guess I'm just really

sad that I'm leaving. I'm going to miss

you so much.

>> Well,

this doesn't have to be so sad though,

you know? Maybe instead of just thinking

about how much you're going to miss each

other, you should like think about some

of the things that you're not going to

miss.

>> [laughter]

>> I don't think there's anything.

>> Come on, there's got to be something.

>> No.

She's perfect.

>> I have one.

>> Great, okay, you can go first.

>> Uh well, I guess I'm not going to miss

the fact that you're never allowed to

move the phone pin.

>> [laughter]

>> Good, that's a good one. Okay, Monica,

anything? You know, does Rachel move the

phone pin?

>> [laughter]

>> Uh, sometimes.

>> Always, actually.

>> [laughter]

>> Okay, there you go. Does everyone feel

better?

>> Not just the phone pin.

I never get my messages.

>> You get your messages?

>> Yeah, well, I don't think it really

counts if you have to read them off the

back of your hand after you fall asleep

on the couch.

>> So, so you missed a message from who?

Chandler?

Or your mom?

>> [laughter]

>> Or Chandler?

Or your mom?

>> [laughter]

>> 30 seconds on the clock. Five correct

questions wins the day. The lightning

round begins

>> Now, what is Joey's favorite food?

>> Sandwiches.

>> Correct.

Chandler was how old when he first

touched a girl's breast?

>> 14?

>> No, 19.

>> Thanks, man.

>> [laughter]

>> Joey had an imaginary childhood friend.

His name was

>> Maurice.

>> Correct. His profession WAS

>> OH, SPACE COWBOY.

>> CORRECT.

WHAT IS CHANDLER BING'S JOB?

>> [laughter]

>> OH GOSH, does it have something to do

with numbers and processing?

He carries a briefcase.

>> 10 seconds, you need this or you lose

THE GAME.

>> OH, IT'S UM IT'S SOMETHING TO DO WITH

TRANSPONDERS.

>> OH, OH, he's a transponster!

TRANSPONSTER!

>> [laughter]

>> THAT'S NOT EVEN A WORD!

I CAN GET THIS. I CAN GET THIS.

OH MY

>> I'M GOING TO THE ROOF. WHO'S WITH ME?

>> NO, I can't. I got to go.

>> Come on, an 80-ft inflatable dog loose

over the city? How often does that

happen?

>> Almost never.

>> [laughter]

>> Got the keys?

>> Oh, okay.

I saw the giant dog shadow fall over the

park.

>> Yeah, but did they have to shoot him

down? I mean, that was just mean.

>> Okay.

Right about now, the turkey should be

crispy on the outside, juicy on the

inside.

Why are we standing here?

>> We're waiting for you to open the door.

You've got the keys.

>> No, I don't.

>> [laughter]

>> Yes, you do. When we left, you said,

"Got the keys?"

>> No, I didn't. I asked, "Got the keys?"

>> No, no, no. You said, "Got the keys."

>> Either of you have the keys?

>> [laughter]

>> The oven is on.

>> Oh, I've got to get my ticket.

>> Well, wait, wait. We have a copy of your

key.

>> WELL, THEN GET IT. GET IT.

>> HEY, HEY. THAT TONE won't make me go any

faster.

>> Joey?

>> That one will.

>> I swear you said you had THE KEYS.

>> NO, I DIDN'T. I WOULDN'T SAY I HAD the

keys unless I had the keys, AND I

OBVIOUSLY DID NOT HAVE THE KEYS.

>> OH, OKAY. ALL RIGHT, that's it. Enough

with the keys. No one say keys.

Why would I have the keys?

>> [laughter]

>> Aside from the fact that you said you

had them?

>> But I didn't.

>> WELL, YOU SHOULD HAVE.

>> WHY?

>> BECAUSE

>> WHY?

>> BECAUSE

>> WHY?

>> BECAUSE EVERYTHING IS MY RESPONSIBILITY.

Isn't it Isn't it enough that I'm making

Thanksgiving dinner for everyone? YOU

KNOW, EVERYONE WANTS A DIFFERENT KIND OF

POTATO. SO, I'M MAKING DIFFERENT KINDS

OF POTATOES. YOU KNOW, DOES ANYBODY CARE

WHAT KIND of potatoes I WANT? NO.

NO.

NO.

YOU KNOW, JUST AS LONG AS PHOEBE GETS

HER PEAS AND ONIONS, AND MARIO GETS HIS

TOTS, AND

GET

MY FIRST THANKSGIVING, AND I

IT'S ALL

BURNT, AND

>> [laughter]

>> HEY, MONICA. ONLY DOGS CAN HEAR YOU NOW.

[laughter]

LOOK, the door's open. Here we go.

>> Oh, god.

>> Well,

turkey's burnt.

Potatoes are ruined. Potatoes are

ruined. POTATOES ARE RUINED.

>> [laughter]

>> THIS DOESN'T smell like mom's.

>> No, it doesn't, does it? BUT YOU WANTED

LOBSTER ROSS. WELL, HERE YOU GO, BUDDY.

YOU GOT ONE.

>> [laughter]

>> OH

GOD, THIS IS GREAT. THE PLANE IS GONE,

so I guess I'm stuck here with you guys.

>> Hey, we all had better plans, okay? This

was nobody's first choice.

>> Oh, really? So, WHY WAS I BUSTING MY ASS

TO MAKE THIS DELICIOUS THANKSGIVING

DINNER?

>> [laughter]

>> NOW, THIS FEELS like Thanksgiving.

Okay, who wants light cheese and who

wants dark cheese?

Who would even want to know about the

dark cheese?

>> [laughter]

>> Does anybody want to split this with me?

>> No, I will.

>> Mm, you guys have to make a wish.

>> Make a wish?

>> Come on, YOU KNOW, THANKSGIVING.

>> [laughter]

>> WOOHOO! YOU GOT THE BIGGER HALF. What

did you wish for?

>> The bigger half.

>> Oh, hi.

Hi.

Richard just told me he loved me.

>> Oh my god.

>> I know.

>> Honey, that's great.

>> I know.

I just can't find

>> in the top drawer.

You need one, too?

>> Oh, yeah.

>> There's only one.

>> Monica.

>> Hi.

Uh we'll be right there. We just um

we're trying to decide something.

>> Rachel.

>> [cheering]

[applause]

[laughter]

>> Hey.

>> Hey.

They're just trying to decide something.

>> Oh, good. Good. Good.

>> [laughter]

>> So, is um was your mustache did did it

used to be different?

>> No.

>> Oh.

How do you uh you know, keep it so neat?

>> [laughter]

>> I have a little comb.

>> Oh.

And what do you call that?

>> A mustache.

>> Thank you.

>> Okay. I I will do your laundry for 1

month.

>> No.

>> Okay. OKAY. OKAY. I WILL I WILL I will I

Hey, I will clean the apartment for 2

months.

>> All right. I'll tell you what. I'll give

this to you now if you can tell me where

we keep the dustpan.

>> So, were you in 'Nam?

>> [laughter]

>> Rock, paper, scissors?

1 2 3 YES!

>> FINE.

GO HAVE SEX.

>> NO! YOU HAVE GOT IT completely wrong.

Jon Savage was Deer Hunter, no legs. Jon

Voight was Coming Home, couldn't feel

his legs.

>> No. No. No way. You've got it totally

the other way around, my friend. Jon

Voight was what? What? Oh, uh

>> [laughter]

>> Shall we?

>> It's not going to happen.

They're doing it tonight. We can do it

tomorrow.

>> Hey.

>> Hey, check it out. This is unbelievable.

Joey has been holding his breath for

ALMOST 4 MINUTES.

>> [laughter]

>> DUDE, IS HE TRYING TO KILL ME?

>> PHOEBE, I want to ask you something.

>> Uh-huh, what?

>> Um well, since I'm moving out and and

you're so beautiful,

>> Uh-huh.

>> um

how would I move in with you?

>> Well, that would be great, but then what

do we do about Denise?

>> [laughter]

>> Who's Denise?

>> My roommate.

>> You have a roommate?

>> Yes, Denise. Denise.

>> [laughter]

>> Hey, what is with the secrecy, Phoebe?

Huh? And what about this Denise? She

cute?

>> Phoebe, I don't understand. How can you

have a roommate that none of us know

about?

>> Maybe because you never listen to

anything that I say. I TALK ABOUT HER

ALL THE TIME. DENISE!

>> HEY, GRACE, LISTEN. I WAS THINKING UH

I'M GOING TO HAVE AN EXTRA room over at

my place.

>> Oh, that's true.

>> Yeah, why don't you move in with me?

It'll be great. We get like stay up late

talking and watch movies and you know

about naked Thursdays, right?

>> Yeah, yeah, I think I'm going to find my

own place.

>> Hey, hey.

>> I thought naked Thursdays was just our

thing, man.

Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
celebrate /ˈsɛl.ə.breɪt/ B1	verb - to perform a social ceremony or observe a holiday
selfish /ˈsɛl.fɪʃ/ B2	adjective - concerned chiefly or only with oneself
thunder /ˈθʌn.dər/ B2	noun - the loud noise caused by lightning (idiomatic: 'steal someone's thunder' means to take credit for someone else's idea)
tacky /ˈtæk.i/ C2	adjective - showing poor taste or quality
apartment /əˈpɑːrt.mənt/ A1	noun - a set of rooms for living in
allergic /əˈlɜːr.dʒɪk/ B2	adjective - having a physical reaction to a specific substance
accident /ˈæk.sɪ.dənt/ A2	noun - an unfortunate incident that happens unexpectedly
clog /klɒɡ/ B2	verb - to block or become blocked
ridiculous /rɪˈdɪk.jə.ləs/ B1	adjective - deserving or inviting derision or mockery; absurd
flick /flɪk/ C1	verb - to hit or move with a sudden quick movement
reschedule /ˌriːˈskedʒ.uːl/ B2	verb - to change the time of a planned event
glaucoma /ɡlɔːˈkoʊ.mə/ C2	noun - a disease of the eye marked by increased pressure within the eyeball
infection /ɪnˈfek.ʃən/ B2	noun - the state of being infected by a disease-causing organism
fortune /ˈfɔːr.tʃuːn/ B2	noun - a large amount of money; wealth
ottoman /ˈɒt.ə.mən/ C2	noun - a low upholstered seat or footstool
responsible /rɪˈspɒn.sə.bəl/ B1	adjective - having an obligation to do something, or having control over something
condensation /ˌkɒn.denˈseɪ.ʃən/ C1	noun - water which collects as droplets on a cold surface when humid air is in contact with it
haphazard /ˌhæpˈhæz.əd/ C2	adjective - lacking any obvious principle of organization

Key Grammar Structures

• I've been waiting my whole life to be engaged.

  ➔ Present Perfect Continuous

  ➔ Used to describe an action that started in the past and continues to the present.

• You kind of stole my thunder.

  ➔ Past Simple

  ➔ Used to describe a completed action in the past.

• We're going to be late for the eye doctor appointment.

  ➔ Future with 'going to'

  ➔ Used to express a future plan or an imminent event.

• If we were in prison, you guys would be like my family.

  ➔ Second Conditional (Hypothetical)

  ➔ Used to talk about imaginary or unreal situations in the present.

• You shouldn't have done it.

  ➔ Modal Perfect (should have + past participle)

  ➔ Used to express criticism or regret about a past action.

• I'm going to turn it over.

  ➔ Future intention (present participle + infinitive)

  ➔ Expresses a decision made at the moment of speaking or a clear intention.

• It doesn't even matter.

  ➔ Present Simple (Negative)

  ➔ Used to state a fact or general truth.

• I've been waiting my whole life to be engaged.

  ➔ Passive Voice (Infinitive)

  ➔ Focuses on the recipient of the action ('to be engaged').