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Hi you guys. Hi. 00:01
>> Hey. What's the matter? Well, it's just 00:02
it's one of these situations that I just 00:05
hate. You know, a massage client gave me 00:07
three tickets to the helmet pelts 00:09
exhibit at the Morgan Chase Museum. 00:11
>> Now you're thinking you're going to 00:13
sleep with them. 00:14
>> No, no. It's just that he gave me three 00:16
tickets and there are six of us. 00:19
>> I'll give up my ticket. Me, too. 00:21
>> Okay. That's so generous. 00:24
>> And I think Ross is generous, too. 00:25
Great. Okay, then it's just us girls. 00:29
Great. 00:31
>> Yeah. 00:32
>> So, what what is the exhibit? 00:34
>> It's mostly just photographs of um 00:36
lesbian love scenes interspersed with 00:39
video games and free sandwiches. 00:41
>> Oh, man. 00:47
>> Hey. 00:53
>> Hi there. 00:54
>> Hey, Ross. Listen, Chandler got you out 00:54
of going to the lesbian sandwich museum 00:56
this weekend. 00:58
>> Hey. 01:00
>> Hey, Bie. Guess what? What? Joey just 01:01
hired Chandler to be his assistant. 01:03
>> Oh, that's so sweet. Oh, hang on. 01:05
Hang on. 01:10
Go. 01:14
No, no, no. I said sell when it hits 50. 01:16
5. It's a number. It comes after 49. 01:20
No, it's okay. It's okay. You're allowed 01:24
one mistake. 01:26
>> Just kidding. You are of course fired. 01:27
[Music] 01:34
>> Hang on. 01:37
Hang on. 01:39
Hang on. 01:41
Go. Who's this? Oh, okay. You're going 01:43
to like working for me. What's your 01:47
name? What kind of name is Brindy? 01:49
I whatever. Stop talking. 01:52
>> All right. Um, from now on, your name is 01:56
Joan. You can pick your own last name. 01:58
>> No. No. No. No. Wait. You didn't just 02:04
sit on my Kit Kats, did you? 02:07
>> No. There. There was a a little little 02:10
dip in the market and I lost $13 02:12
million. 02:15
>> But the Kit Kats are all right. 02:16
>> What am I going to do? What am I going 02:18
to do? I can't call my office. They'll 02:20
kill me. I can't call my clients. 02:21
They'll kill themselves. 02:23
Great. Well, now my chest hurts. 02:25
>> What? My chest hurts. 02:27
And now I I can't breathe. 02:32
>> Baby, are you having a heart attack? 02:34
>> Well, if I were, would would I have 02:35
shooting pains up and down my left arm? 02:37
>> Yes. Then yes, that is what I'm having. 02:39
Oh my god. 02:42
>> Come on, Feebs. It's not that bad. You 02:46
know, most people would be excited if 02:49
they didn't have to work for a couple of 02:50
weeks. 02:51
>> Most people don't like their jobs. I 02:52
love my job. I've been not working for 3 02:54
hours and I'm already going crazy. I 02:57
miss Joan. 03:00
>> Honey, having a heart attack is nature's 03:02
way of telling you to slow it down. 03:04
>> I always thought having a heart attack 03:06
was nature's way of telling you to die. 03:07
>> But you're not going to die. I mean, you 03:12
are going to die, but you're not going 03:14
to die today. 03:16
I wish I was dead. 03:18
>> Let's take a walk. You know, maybe you 03:21
should consider writing for Talking Out 03:23
of Your Ass magazine. 03:24
>> Oh, here it is. Oh, Joey, why did you 03:27
sign it? Son of a 03:31
>> I didn't do that. Who would have done 03:35
that? 03:37
>> Son of a 03:37
>> Okay, maybe ask this guy. 03:39
>> You get out of my shop. 03:42
>> What? What did he do? He went out with 03:44
my wife. 03:45
>> Joey? 03:46
>> Well, I I Hey, I did not go out with 03:48
your wife. Okay. I I went out with her. 03:51
>> That's my wife. 03:54
>> Get out. 03:56
>> We should go. 04:00
>> Found you in my bed. 04:02
How' you wind up there? You are a 04:05
mystery. 04:09
Little black curly hair. 04:11
Little black hair. Little black. Little 04:14
black. Little black. Little black. A 04:18
little black curly hair. 04:20
Thank you. 04:26
Um, now if you want to receive emails 04:28
about my upcoming shows, then please 04:32
give me money so I can buy a computer. 04:34
>> You got the kind with the little girl. 04:37
You said we were going to get the kind 04:39
with the baby. 04:40
>> No, you said the baby creeps you out. 04:41
No, the little girl creeps me out. 04:43
>> You said the baby. 04:44
>> Why would the baby creep me out? 04:45
>> Why would the little girl creep you out? 04:47
>> You guys, I'm sorry. Can you please talk 04:50
a little slower? 04:51
>> This is going in your book. 04:53
>> Yeah, it's about relationships. You 04:54
know, the traps, the pitfalls, what not 04:55
to do. Keep going. This stuff's great. 04:57
>> Excuse me. And how none of it matters 05:01
when the people really love each other. 05:04
>> And how people will believe anything you 05:08
tell them as long as it's a compliment. 05:10
[Applause] 05:14
So, do you think uh Joey's more charming 05:17
than me? 05:19
>> Yeah, that's why I'm sleeping with him 05:20
on the side. 05:22
>> Yeah, you wish. 05:23
>> You wish. 05:28
>> Stop writing about us. 05:30
>> I'm not writing about you. I'm writing 05:32
about other people. 05:33
>> Who? 05:36
>> Marsha and Chester. 05:37
>> Okay, fine. Fine. Then you know what? I 05:40
will just write about Phyllis. 05:42
>> Huh? 05:45
>> Phyllis is sitting in the chair. 05:46
>> Oh, 05:48
>> I see what you're doing. Phyllis sees 05:48
what I'm doing. 05:50
>> Ooh, I have tasted my own medicine and 05:53
it is bitter. 05:56
>> Guys, look who's back. 05:57
>> Hey, Febs. 06:00
>> Call security. 06:02
>> Fees. Uh, didn't you get fired? 06:04
>> I don't think so. 06:07
>> Phoebe. 06:08
>> Jack. Hey, 06:10
>> what are you doing here? 06:12
>> All better. Back to work. Except this 06:14
clown from research told me I was fired. 06:16
He should do his research, huh? 06:17
>> Well, you were fired. 06:21
>> Nuh-uh. 06:24
>> I told that guy who answered your phone. 06:26
>> Oh, okay. I didn't get that message, so 06:28
this doesn't count. Anyway, I'll be in 06:31
my office. 06:32
>> Uh, Phoebe, you you you don't have an 06:33
office. 06:35
>> That's all right. I'll I'll work right 06:37
here. This is good. next to this plant. 06:38
>> You're in my office. 06:43
>> Look, I have made a lot of cash for this 06:46
company. Okay, I am talking big bucks, 06:48
pesos, yen, rubles. You make one little 06:51
mistake. 06:54
>> You lost $13 million. 06:55
>> Oh, so now this is all about money. 06:57
You know it's bad enough then. Ow. Oh, 07:00
you have got to be kidding. 07:03
>> Are you all right? 07:05
>> I'm having another heart attack. 07:06
>> What? I'm having another heart attack. 07:08
Call 911. 07:11
>> Hey, 07:14
>> dumbass. 07:14
>> Hey, thieves. How's it going? They fired 07:18
me and I'm having a heart attack. Well, 07:21
welcome back. 07:23
>> Yeah, I think you've had enough to 07:23
drink. I'm just helping the kids. 07:25
>> How is you drinking helping the kids? 07:29
>> Because the more I drink, the less there 07:32
is for the kids to drink. 07:34
Mr. Tribani, 07:40
>> your generous contribution brings us a 07:42
big step closer to building the youth 07:44
center. 07:45
>> Just out of curiosity, how how much is 07:47
that boat worth? 07:48
>> I think it was valued at 19,000. 07:49
>> That was pretty close. 07:52
>> Uh, so bad news. Um, I can't buy the 07:58
boat. I don't have any money. 08:01
>> I will look in the back closet. 08:04
>> I can save you time, ladies. I'm right 08:05
here. 08:07
>> Yeah. Chandler, why don't you take a 08:09
walk? This doesn't concern you. 08:11
>> We are looking for our Christmas 08:14
presents for Monica. 08:16
>> What? That's terrible. 08:17
>> No. No. We do it every year. 08:18
>> Oh, well that that makes it not 08:20
terrible. 08:22
>> No. Yeah, we never find them. She's 08:24
always best at us. That wy minkx. 08:26
>> Yeah. Don't worry. We're just going to 08:31
search here for an hour and then we're 08:32
going to go over to Joey's and search. 08:34
Okay. No, not okay. You can't look for 08:35
Monica's presents. 08:37
>> Oh, no. We have to. 08:39
>> No, you don't have to. And you can't 08:40
because I I live here, too. 08:41
>> Well, then you should look with us. 08:45
>> Why? 08:48
>> Chandler, aren't you worried about what 08:50
to get Monica for Christmas? 08:51
>> No. I have a great idea for a present 08:52
for her. 08:54
>> Oh, that's it? A great idea? I guess. 08:55
>> Chandler, that's not enough. I mean, 08:59
what if she gets you a great present, 09:00
two medium presents, and then a bunch of 09:02
little presents, and you've just gotten 09:03
her one great present? I mean, that's 09:05
just going to make her feel bad. Why 09:06
would you do that to her, Chandler? Why? 09:08
Why? 09:09
>> If I helped, we could find him faster. 09:12
>> That's right. 09:14
[Music] 09:17
We're going to find love. Definitely. 09:18
>> Yeah, I'm pretty confident about that. 09:23
That's what makes it so easy for me to 09:26
be 80% happy for Monica and Chandler. 09:27
>> It'd be nice to have a little guarantee, 09:31
though. What do you mean? Well, you 09:33
know, some people make deals with a 09:35
friend, like if neither of them are 09:37
married, by the time they're 40, they 09:39
marry each other. Mhm. You mean a 09:41
backup? 09:42
>> Yeah, exactly. Yeah. Yeah, I've got 09:43
that. 09:45
>> You do? 09:47
>> Mhm. 09:48
>> Who? Joey. Joey? 09:49
>> Yeah. Are you serious? Yeah, I locked 09:52
him in years ago. 09:54
>> Wait, so if neither of you were married 09:58
by the time you're 40, you're going to 10:01
marry Joey? 10:03
>> Yeah, we shook on it. 10:04
>> Yeah, but believe me, that is not how he 10:06
wanted to seal the deal. 10:08
>> Oh, seriously? 10:11
>> Oh, yeah. I think his exact words were 10:12
>> charming. 10:18
He's just a backup. 10:20
Rachel's not going to pick your stupid 10:21
guy. 10:23
>> Oh, yeah. 10:24
>> Yeah. My guy is a lawyer who does 10:24
volunteer work and he has one of these. 10:27
>> A face ass. 10:32
>> A chin dimple. Well, uh, you know, our 10:35
guy works with Chandler and he's really 10:38
nice and smart and he's a great dresser. 10:39
Have you seen your guy's body? 10:42
>> No. Our guy is just a floating head. 10:44
>> Well, my guy is spectacular. Okay. He's 10:48
a massage client. And one time, um, when 10:50
he was on the table, I looked at it. And 10:53
I mean all of it. 10:55
>> You're not supposed to look. 10:57
>> Oh, yeah. Like they're police for that. 10:59
>> But you look you you massage me. 11:02
>> I know. 11:04
>> All right, fine. Your guy may have a 11:07
great body, but our guy is really funny. 11:09
>> Oh, Chandler funny. 11:12
>> Our guy's a great dancer. My guy's well 11:15
read. 11:17
>> Our guy has great hair. My guy has great 11:17
teeth. 11:19
>> Our guy smells incredible. 11:20
>> Do you want our guy to be your guy? 11:23
>> The 9 millionth ring store we've been 11:26
to, and I can't find the perfect ring. 11:28
Ugly ring. Ugly ring. Ugly ring. 11:30
It's a beautiful selection. 11:36
>> Okay, so maybe you don't get her a ring. 11:40
Maybe you maybe you do something 11:43
different, you know? Maybe you get her 11:44
an engagement bracelet, you know, or an 11:46
engagement tiara or an engagement 11:47
revolutionary war musket. 11:51
>> You know, I'm so glad I picked you to 11:54
help me with this. 11:56
>> Can't you just imagine getting down on 11:58
one knee and handing her this gorgeous 12:00
piece of weaponry? 12:02
>> Yeah, I'm going to stick with the ring. 12:05
>> It only takes two heart attacks to 12:07
finally make you see. One of them won't 12:10
do it, but the second will set you free. 12:14
Tell all your hate and anger it's time 12:20
to say goodbye. And that is just what I 12:23
will do. Soon as those bastards I worked 12:27
for die, 12:29
[Applause] 12:32
[Music] 12:34
the most beautiful engagement ring ever. 12:36
>> Yeah. Well, you should know. You bought 12:40
like a billion of them. 12:41
>> Yeah, you didn't get one. 12:44
>> Okay. Well, tonight's the big night. 12:48
>> Hey, listen. How you going to ask her? 12:50
>> It is going to be perfect. I am taking 12:51
her to her favorite restaurant, I'm 12:53
going to get her a bottle of the 12:55
champagne that she really loves, 12:56
therefore knows how expensive it is. 12:58
Then, when the glasses are full, instead 13:01
of proposing a toast, I'm just going to 13:03
propose. 13:05
>> It sounds perfect. 13:08
>> You're going to mess it up. Let me do 13:10
it. 13:11
>> I'm not going to mess it up. 13:12
>> If she says no, can I have the ring? 13:14
>> She's not going to say no. If 13:17
>> Hey. 13:22
>> Hey. 13:23
>> Hey. 13:23
>> Give it. 13:29
>> It's gone. 13:30
>> Phoebe. 13:33
>> We're practically kissing. 13:42
[Music] 13:45
>> Hey. 13:46
>> Hey. Hey, what have you guys been up to? 13:47
>> Oh, we went to a self-defense class 13:48
today. 13:50
>> Wow. 13:51
>> Yeah. Kicking a guy in the crotch all 13:51
morning really takes it out of you. 13:53
>> Takes it out of you. 13:56
>> No. Now we can kick anybody's ass. 13:59
>> Yeah. 14:01
>> After one class, I don't think so. 14:02
>> What? You want to see me self-defend 14:05
myself? Go over there and pretend you're 14:06
a sexual predator. Go on. I dare you. 14:08
>> Of course you could defend yourself from 14:12
an attack you know is coming. That's not 14:14
enough. Look, I studied karate for a 14:17
long time, 14:20
and there's a concept you should really 14:23
be familiar with. It's what the Japanese 14:25
call unagi. 14:27
>> Isn't that a kind of sushi? 14:32
>> No, it's a concept. 14:35
>> Yeah, it is. It is. It's freshwater 14:36
heel. 14:38
>> All right. Maybe it means that, too. 14:40
>> Oh, I would kill for a salmon skin roll 14:41
right now. 14:43
No, fine. Get attacked. I don't even 14:46
care. 14:48
>> Come on, Ross. We're sorry. Please tell 14:49
us what it is. 14:51
>> Unagi is a state of total awareness. 14:55
Okay. Only by achieving true unagi can 15:01
you be prepared for any danger that may 15:04
befall you. 15:06
>> You mean in case someone's trying to 15:08
steal your bamboo sleeping mat or your 15:10
kettle of fish? 15:12
All I'm saying is it's one thing being 15:17
prepared for an attack against like each 15:19
other. Whole another story. Being 15:21
prepared for an attack. I don't know. 15:23
Like surprise. 15:25
[Laughter] 15:30
All right. You knew that was coming. But 15:35
that doesn't mean you have unagi. 15:37
[Applause] 15:41
Oh, you know what? If we made 15:43
reservations, we could have unagi in 15:44
about a half hour. 15:46
[Music] 15:48
>> It was good. 15:51
>> Oh, yeah. 15:52
[Laughter] 15:55
>> What the hell was that? 16:00
>> A lesson in the importance of unagi. 16:03
[Applause] 16:07
>> You're a freak. Perhaps. 16:09
Now, I'm curious. At what point during 16:15
those girish screams would you have 16:17
begun to kick my ass? 16:19
>> All right. So, we weren't prepared. 16:24
>> I'm sorry I had to take such drastic 16:28
measures to make my point, but I look, I 16:30
just want you guys to be safe. 16:32
>> Danger. 16:35
Uhhuh. 16:41
Unagi 16:43
[Music] 16:50
[Applause] 16:51
>> danger. 16:54
[Laughter] 16:55
[Applause] 16:58
Ah, 17:02
salmon skin roll. 17:03
[Music] 17:07
Pat Satac. Yeah. Alex Tbec. Oh, of 17:10
course. Chuck Woolery. FE. Definitely 17:14
Phoebe. You will not find a single game 17:16
show host whose ass I cannot kick. 17:20
[Laughter] 17:26
>> Say it. Say we are Unagi. 17:32
It's not something you are, it's 17:36
something you have. 17:37
>> Say it. 17:40
>> You know what? I could easily get out of 17:41
this, but there's a chance you could get 17:43
very, very hurt. 17:45
[Music] 17:50
Uh-huh. 17:54
Nowhere to run. 17:56
>> I don't like sitting up here. I'm I'm 18:00
going to go over. Rachel, they got here 18:03
first. 18:04
[Laughter] 18:08
>> Why is Ross doing that? 18:14
>> Danger. 18:16
>> Oh my god. Why is he jumping on those 18:17
women? 18:20
>> We should help them. 18:23
I I don't think they need any help. 18:25
Hey, I'm here. 18:35
>> Oh my god. 18:39
>> You like it? 18:40
>> It's my new apothecary table. 18:42
>> Ros Stevie is going to be here any 18:45
second. She cannot see this. 18:47
>> Oh, why not? She'll She'll love it. It's 18:48
the real thing. I got it at Pottery 18:50
Barn. 18:52
>> I know you did. I bought the same one. 18:54
And if she sees your table, she's going 18:56
to know that I lied to her. I told her 18:58
that ours was an original. 19:00
>> Why did you do that? 19:01
>> Because she hates Pottery Barn. 19:02
>> She hates Pottery Barn. 19:05
>> I know. I know. She says it's all 19:09
mass-produced. Nothing is authentic. And 19:10
everyone winds up having the same stuff. 19:12
>> So, come on. She's going to be here any 19:18
second. Can we please just cover this up 19:19
with something, please? 19:20
>> What? No. No. I am not going to hide it 19:21
from Phoebe. Oh. Although, I did get 19:23
some great Pottery Barn sheets. 19:25
Oh, I forgot they made sheets. 19:29
>> Yeah, 19:32
>> I still can't believe she hates Pottery 19:35
Barn. 19:37
>> Ross, get over it. It's not like she 19:38
hates you. 19:39
>> Yeah, but Pottery Barn, 19:40
>> you know, when I think she's just she's 19:45
weird, you know? It's because she's a 19:47
twin. Twins are weird. 19:49
>> Ross, she's not weird. She just likes 19:52
her stuff to be one of a kind. Huh? You 19:54
know what's not one of a kind? A twin. 19:57
>> Hey. 20:03
>> Hey. 20:04
>> Oh, Phoebe's here. Okay. So, let's turn 20:05
out all the lights and we'll just watch 20:06
the movie. Okay. Hey. Ooh, cool sheet. 20:07
>> Oh, you like it? You want to know where 20:11
I got it? 20:13
>> Sure. They got They got it at a flea 20:14
market. 20:16
>> You bought your sheets at a flea market. 20:18
Ross, come on. You got to loosen the 20:21
purse strings a little. 20:23
[Music] 20:26
[Laughter] 20:28
Hey babes, can you please not put your 20:33
feet up on my new 20:35
old sheet? 20:37
>> My apothecary table. 20:42
>> What? No. 20:44
>> Ross, where did you get this? 20:47
>> I got it at Pottery Barn. Okay. 20:49
Oh my god. Baby Pottery Barn has ripped 20:53
off the design of our antique. 20:58
>> Wow. 21:00
>> Oh my god. Well, if they've ripped off 21:02
our table, ours must be worth much more 21:04
than $150. 21:06
>> Well, this doesn't even smell like 21:09
opium. 21:11
>> Of course not. It smells like wine, 21:12
which you spilled. And thanks for 21:14
wrecking my sheet, by the way. 21:16
>> Oh, Ross, calm down. I'll give you the 21:17
80 cents. 21:19
How you going? 21:21
>> I'm doing okay. I think it's going well. 21:22
Do you think they're having fun? Am I 21:24
talking too fast? 21:25
>> Nope. Sound like me. 21:26
>> Babes, it's going great. Look at 21:28
Chandler with little baby girl Chandler. 21:29
>> Little baby girl Chandler. Where have I 21:32
heard that before? All right, Coach 21:34
Ruben. 21:36
>> You know what, Feebs? Uh, when you're 21:43
done over there, we've got a kind of 21:44
situation over here, too. 21:45
>> Nuh-uh. No, we are all responsible for 21:48
our own babies. 21:50
>> See, that's where I think that you're 21:51
wrong. We've been playing these babies 21:52
manto man. We should really be playing a 21:54
zone defense. 21:55
>> What do you mean? 21:58
>> I just think things will go a lot 21:59
smoother if we each have our own zone. 22:01
You know, Phoebe, you can be in charge 22:02
of wiping 22:03
and you know, mine, you can be in charge 22:05
of diapering and I can be in charge of 22:07
looking how cute they are when they put 22:09
their hands around. 22:10
>> That sounds really great. But maybe you 22:14
should be in charge of wiping. 22:15
>> Okay, I'm a rookie. I should not be in 22:17
the end zone. 22:18
>> Hi. 22:19
>> Hey. 22:20
>> Oh, what's the matter? 22:20
>> Well, 22:21
you know that psychic I see? 22:23
>> Yeah. 22:25
>> Well, she told me that I'm going to die 22:26
this week, so I'm kind of bummed about 22:28
that. 22:29
>> What? 22:31
>> Yeah. And I know you guys don't know a 22:31
lot about psychic readings, but that one 22:33
is pretty much the worst one you can 22:34
get. 22:36
>> That's crazy. 22:39
>> I can't believe she would say that to 22:39
you. 22:41
>> Yeah, honey. You don't believe her, do 22:41
you? I don't. She, you know, said that 22:43
I'd have triplets, but she also said one 22:45
of them would be black. 22:48
>> Just out of curiosity, did she tell you 22:51
how you're going to go? 22:53
>> No, cuz she didn't tell me I was going 22:54
to die till the very end of the session, 22:55
and I was not going to waste a whole 22:57
other hour there. I mean, I've only got 22:58
a week left, you know? I've really got 23:00
to start living now. 23:02
[Music] 23:08
>> Hey. Hey, Feb. You're still alive. 23:12
How are you feeling? 23:16
>> Oh, it's so exhausting waiting for 23:17
death. 23:19
Oh, by the way, do you think you 23:21
peeps? What are you doing? 23:28
>> I was preparing you for my death. Didn't 23:30
you think I was dead? Did that not come 23:31
off? 23:33
>> Oh, yeah. Scared the hell out of me. I 23:35
thought we'd lost you forever. 23:36
Fibs, do you want to lie down? 23:39
>> Yeah. Thanks. And listen, can you do me 23:40
a favor? Could you just um wake me up in 23:43
a couple hours? You know, if you can 23:45
[Applause] 23:49
Hey. Hey, listen to this. My reading was 23:51
wrong. I'm not going to die. 23:56
>> Really? How do you know? Because my 23:58
psychic is dead. 23:59
She must have read the cards wrong. 24:03
>> Oh, I'm sorry. Ah, better her than me. 24:05
>> Hey, let's bake cookies. So, you go 24:09
ahead. I'll catch up. Okay. Okay. 24:12
>> Come on. Let's start running. Let's go. 24:18
[Music] 24:23
>> You guys, I'm telling you, when she 24:27
runs, she looks like a cross between 24:29
Kermit the Frog and the $6 million man. 24:31
Monica had such a crush on him that she 24:35
used to kiss his poster every night 24:40
before she went to bed. 24:42
>> Oh, I used to do that, too. 24:43
>> Did you also have his album? It's not 24:45
easy being green. 24:47
>> Oh, 24:51
so Phoebe runs weird, huh? 24:54
>> Yeah. Yeah. You know what? And and I 24:57
know she's going to want to run again. I 24:59
just don't I don't know how to get out 25:00
of it. I mean, I live with her. Why 25:01
don't you just be straight with her? 25:03
Tell her the truth. 25:05
>> You're right. 25:06
>> You're right. I should just tell her the 25:08
truth. 25:09
>> Hey. 25:10
>> Hey. 25:11
>> Hey, babe. Monica tripped me. I don't 25:11
think I can ever run again. Ever. 25:13
>> Why? Why would you do that? 25:17
>> I don't know. 25:19
>> Rachel, I'm sorry that I hurt your 25:22
ankles. Ankle. We'll see. 25:24
[Music] 25:30
Hi. 25:34
>> Oh, yeah. Hi, it's me. I saw you grab 25:36
your running shoes this morning and 25:38
sneak out. You lied so you could run by 25:40
yourself. 25:42
>> No. No, Phoebe. No, I was No, you know 25:43
what? I was I was actually just checking 25:45
to see if I could run, and I can. 25:48
>> Please, Rachel. I am not an idiot. 25:51
>> No, wait, Phoebe. 25:53
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[中文]
大家好。你好。
>> 嘿。怎么了?好吧,这只是
,这是我
讨厌的情况之一。您知道,一位按摩客户给了我
三张摩根大通博物馆头盔毛皮
展览的门票。
>> 现在您想
和他们一起睡觉。
>> 不,不。只是他给了我三张
票,而我们是六个人。
>> 我会放弃我的票。我也是。
>> 好的。真是太慷慨了。
>> 我认为罗斯也很慷慨。
太棒了。好吧,那就只有我们女孩了。
太棒了。
>> 是的。
>> 那么,展览是什么?
>> 大部分只是嗯
女同性恋爱情场景的照片,其中点缀着
视频游戏和免费三明治。
>> 哦,伙计。
>> 嘿。
>> 你好。
>> 嘿,罗斯。听着,钱德勒带你在这个周末
去女同性恋三明治博物馆
>> 嘿。
>> 嘿,别。你猜怎么着?什么?乔伊刚刚
聘请钱德勒作为他的助理。
>> 噢,太甜蜜了。哦,坚持住。
等一下。
走吧。
不,不,不。我说当它达到 50 时卖出。
5. 这是一个数字。它出现在 49 之后。
不,没关系。没关系。你可以犯
一个错误。
>> 开个玩笑。你当然被解雇了。
[音乐]
>> 等等。
坚持住。
坚持住。
走吧。这是谁?哦好的。你会
喜欢为我工作的。你的
叫什么名字?布林迪这个名字怎么样?
我随便。别说话了。
>> 好吧。嗯,从现在开始,你的名字是
琼。您可以选择自己的姓氏。
>> 不不不不等等。你不只是
坐在我的Kit Kats上,是吗?
>> 不,那里。市场略有
下跌,我损失了 13
万美元。
>> 但奇巧巧克力还可以。
>> 我要做什么?我要去
做什么?我无法给我的办公室打电话。他们会
杀了我。我无法给我的客户打电话。
他们会自杀。
太棒了。嗯,现在我的胸口很痛。
>> 什么?我的胸部很痛。
现在我无法呼吸。
>> 宝贝,你心脏病发作了吗?
>> 好吧,如果是的话,我的左臂是否会
感到一阵剧痛?
>> 是的。那么是的,这就是我所拥有的。
天啊。
>> 来吧,菲布斯。没那么糟糕。您
知道,如果
大多数人在
周内不需要工作,他们会感到兴奋。
>> 大多数人不喜欢他们的工作。我
热爱我的工作。我已经 3
小时没有工作了,我已经快疯了。我
想念琼。
>> 亲爱的,心脏病发作是大自然
告诉您放慢速度的方式。
>> 我一直认为心脏病发作
是大自然告诉你死亡的方式。
>> 但你不会死。我的意思是,你
会死,但你今天不会
死。
我希望我已经死了。
>> 我们去散步吧。你知道,也许你
应该考虑为《Your Ass》杂志的 Talking Out
撰稿。
>> 哦,就是这里。哦,乔伊,你为什么要
签名?
的儿子 >> 我没有那样做。谁会这么做
>>
>> 好吧,也许问问这个人。
>> 你滚出我的店。
>> 什么?他做了什么?他和我的妻子
出去了。
>> 乔伊?
>> 好吧,我我嘿,我没有和
你妻子出去。好的。我和她出去了。
>> 那是我的妻子。
>> 出去。
>> 我们该走了。
>> 在我的床上找到了你。
你在那里怎么样?你是一个
谜。
黑色小卷发。
小黑发。小黑.小
黑色。小黑.小黑.一头
黑色小卷发。
谢谢。
嗯,现在如果您想接收关于我即将上映的节目的电子邮件
,请
给我钱,以便我可以购买一台电脑。
>> 你和小女孩是那种。
你说过我们要带宝宝买
的那种。
>> 不,你说婴儿让你感到害怕。
不,这个小女孩让我毛骨悚然。
>> 你说的是宝贝。
>> 为什么婴儿会让我感到害怕?
>> 为什么这个小女孩会让你感到害怕?
>> 你们,对不起。你能说
慢一点吗?
>> 这会出现在你的书中。
>> 是的,这与人际关系有关。你
知道,陷阱,陷阱,
不该做什么。继续前进。这东西很棒。
>> 对不起。当人们真正彼此相爱时,这一切都变得无关紧要
>> 人们会如何相信你
告诉他们的任何事情,只要是赞美的话。
[鼓掌]
那么,你认为呃乔伊比我更有魅力吗
>> 是的,这就是为什么我要和他一起睡
>> 是的,你愿意。
>> 你愿意。
>> 别再写我们了。
>> 我不是在写你。我正在写
关于其他人的文章。
>> 谁?
>> 玛莎和切斯特。
>> 好吧,好吧。美好的。那你知道吗?我
只会写关于菲利斯的事。
>> 啊?
>> 菲利斯坐在椅子上。
>> 哦,
>> 我明白你在做什么。菲利斯看到
我在做什么。
>> 哦,我尝到了自己的药,
很苦。
>> 伙计们,看看谁回来了。
>> 嘿,二月。
>> 呼叫保安。
>> 费用。呃,你不是被解雇了吗?
>> 我不这么认为。
>> 菲比。
>> 杰克。嘿,
>> 你在这里做什么?
>> 一切都好起来了。返回工作岗位。除了这个来自研究的
小丑告诉我我被解雇了。
他应该做研究,是吧?
>> 好吧,你被解雇了。
>> 呃呃。
>> 我告诉了那个接你电话的人。
>> 哦,好吧。我没有收到该消息,因此
这不算数。不管怎样,我会在
我的办公室。
>> 呃,菲比,你你你没有
办公室。
>> 没关系。我会好好工作
在这里。这很好。在这棵植物旁边。
>> 你在我的办公室。
>> 看,我为这家
公司赚了很多钱。好吧,我说的是大钱,
比索、日元、卢布。你犯了一个小
错误。
>> 您损失了 1300 万美元。
>> 哦,现在一切都是为了钱。
你知道这已经够糟糕了。噢。哦,
你一定是在开玩笑。
>> 你还好吗?
>> 我又心脏病发作了。
>> 什么?我又心脏病发作了。
拨打 911。
>> 嘿,
>> 笨蛋。
>> 嘿,小偷。怎么样了?他们解雇了我
,我心脏病发作了。好吧,
欢迎回来。
>> 是的,我想你已经喝够了
。我只是帮助孩子们。
>> 您如何通过饮酒帮助孩子们?
>> 因为我喝得越多,给孩子们喝的
就越少。
Tribani 先生,
>> 您的慷慨捐助使我们在建设青年
一大步。
中心方面又迈出了
>> 只是出于好奇,
那艘船值多少钱?
>> 我认为它的价值为 19,000。
>> 非常接近了。
>> 呃,坏消息。嗯,我买不到
船。我没有钱。
>> 我会看看后面的衣柜。
>> 女士们,我可以节省您的时间。我就在这里
>> 是的。钱德勒,你为什么不去
散步呢?这与你无关。
>> 我们正在为莫妮卡寻找
圣诞礼物。
>> 什么?太可怕了。
>> 不,不,我们每年都会这样做。
>> 哦,这样
就不那么可怕了。
>> 没有。是的,我们从来没有找到它们。她
总是最适合我们。那就是水貂。
>> 是的。不用担心。我们只是要
在这里搜索一个小时,然后我们
去乔伊那里搜索。
好的。不,不行。您无法寻找
莫妮卡的礼物。
>> 哦,不。我们必须。
>> 不,你不必这样做。而你不能
因为我也住在这里。
>> 好吧,那你应该和我们一起看看。
>> 为什么?
>> 钱德勒,你不担心
给莫妮卡送什么圣诞礼物吗?
>> 不。我有一个好主意,想给她送一份礼物
>> 哦,是这样吗?好主意吗?我猜。
>> 钱德勒,这还不够。我的意思是,
如果她给你送了一份很棒的礼物,
两份中等大小的礼物,然后是一堆
小礼物,而你刚刚收到了
她的一份很棒的礼物怎么办?我的意思是,那
只会让她感觉很糟糕。为什么
你要这样对她,钱德勒?为什么?
为什么?
>> 如果我帮忙,我们就能更快找到他。
>> 没错。
[音乐]
我们会找到爱情。确实。
>> 是的,我对此非常有信心。
这让我很容易
为莫妮卡和钱德勒感到 80% 的高兴。
>> 不过,如果能有一点保证就好了,
。你是什​​么意思?好吧,你
知道,有些人与
朋友做交易,比如如果他们都没有
结婚,那么到了40岁的时候,他们就会
结婚。嗯。您是说
备份吗?
>> 是的,完全正确。是的。是的,我有
>> 你知道吗?
>> 嗯。
>> 谁?乔伊。乔伊?
>> 是的。你是认真的?是的,我几年前就锁定了
他。
>> 等等,如果你们在 40 岁时都没有结婚
,那么你会
嫁给乔伊吗?
>> 是的,我们对此表示震惊。
>> 是的,但相信我,这不是他
想要达成交易的方式。
>> 哦,认真的吗?
>> 哦,是的。我认为他的原话是
>> 迷人的。
他只是一个替补。
瑞秋不会选择你那个愚蠢的
家伙。
>> 哦,是的。
>> 是的。我的朋友是一名律师,他从事
志愿者工作,他有其中一项。
>> 一脸屁股。
>> 下巴有一个酒窝。嗯,呃,你知道,我们的
家伙与 Chandler 一起工作,他真的
很友善,很聪明,而且他的着装很棒。
你看到你男人的身体了吗?
>> 不。我们的家伙只是一个漂浮的头。
>> 嗯,我的家伙很出色。好的。他是
一位按摩客户。有一次,嗯,当
他在桌子上时,我看着它。
我的意思是所有这些。
>> 你不应该看。
>> 哦,是的。就像他们是警察一样。
>> 但你看你按摩我。
>> 我知道。
>> 好吧,好吧。你的家伙可能有
很棒的身体,但我们的家伙真的很有趣。
>> 哦,钱德勒很有趣。
>> 我们的人是一位出色的舞者。我的家伙
读书很好。
>> 我们的家伙有一头漂亮的头发。我的家伙有
颗漂亮的牙齿。
>> 我们的家伙闻起来令人难以置信。
>> 你想让我们的人成为你的人吗?
>> 我们去过
的第 900 万家戒指店,但我找不到完美的戒指。
丑陋的戒指。丑陋的戒指。丑陋的戒指。
这是一个漂亮的选择。
>> 好吧,也许你没有给她买戒指。
也许你可能会做一些
不同的事情,你知道吗?也许你给她买了
订婚手镯,你知道,或者
订婚头饰或订婚
革命战争步枪。
>> 你知道,我很高兴选择你来
帮助我解决这个问题。
>> 你不能想象一下单膝跪下
并递给她这件华丽的
武器吗?
>> 是的,我会坚持使用戒指。
>> 只需两次心脏病发作即可
最终让您明白。其中一个不会
做到这一点,但第二个会让你自由。
说出你所有的仇恨和愤怒,
是时候说再见了。这正是我
要做的。很快,当我为那些混蛋工作
而死去时,
[掌声]
[音乐]
有史以来最美丽的订婚戒指。
>> 是的。嗯,你应该知道。您购买了大约十亿个
>> 是的,你没有得到。
>> 好的。好吧,今晚是个重要的夜晚。
>> 嘿,听着。你要怎么问她?
>> 一切都会很完美。我正在服用
她去她最喜欢的餐厅,我
要给她买一瓶她真正喜欢的
香槟,
因此知道它有多贵。
然后,当酒杯满了时,我将
提议,而不是提议敬酒
>> 听起来很完美。
>> 你会把事情搞砸的。让我做
吧。
>> 我不会把事情搞砸的。
>> 如果她拒绝,我可以要戒指吗?
>> 她不会拒绝。如果
>> 嘿。
>> 嘿。
>> 嘿。
>> 给它。
>> 它消失了。
>> 菲比。
>> 我们几乎在接吻。
[音乐]
>> 嘿。
>> 嘿。嘿,你们最近在忙什么?
>> 哦,今天我们去上自卫课
>> 哇。
>> 是的。
整个上午都在踢一个人的胯部,真的让你很沮丧。
>> 把它从你身上夺走。
>> 不。现在我们可以踢任何人的屁股。
>> 是的。
>> 一节课之后,我不这么认为。
>> 什么?你想看我为自己辩护
吗?去那里假装你是
性掠夺者。继续。我赌你。
>> 当然,您可以防御
您知道即将发生的攻击。这还不够
。看,我学习空手道
很长一段时间,
并且有一个概念你应该真正
熟悉。这就是日本人
所说的unagi。
>> 这不是寿司吗?
>> 不,这是一个概念。
>> 是的,确实如此。这是。这是淡水
鞋跟。
>> 好吧。也许这也是这个意思。
>> 哦,我现在就想吃鲑鱼皮卷
不,好吧。受到攻击。我什至不在乎
>> 来吧,罗斯。我们很抱歉。请告诉
我们它是什么。
>> Unagi 是一种完全意识的状态。
好的。只有获得真正的鳗鱼,
您才能为可能
降临到您身上的任何危险做好准备。
>> 你的意思是万一有人试图
偷你的竹睡垫或你的
一壶鱼?
我想说的是,
为彼此
一样的攻击做好准备是一回事。又是另一个故事了。
为攻击做好准备。我不知道。
就像惊喜一样。
[笑声]
好吧。你知道那会到来。但
这并不意味着你有鳗鱼。
[鼓掌]
哦,你知道吗?如果我们预订了
,大约半小时后
就能吃到鳗鱼。
[音乐]
>> 很好。
>> 哦,是的。
[笑声]
>> 那到底是什么?
>> 关于鳗鱼重要性的一课。
[鼓掌]
>> 你是个怪胎。也许。
现在,我很好奇。在
那些女孩般的尖叫声中,你会在什么时候
开始踢我的屁股?
>> 好吧。所以,我们没有做好准备。
>> 很抱歉我不得不采取如此激烈的
措施来表达我的观点,但我看,我
只是希望你们安全。
>> 危险。
嗯。
鳗鱼
[音乐]
[掌声]
>>危险。
[笑声]
[鼓掌]
啊,
鲑鱼皮卷。
[音乐]
帕特·萨塔克。是的。亚历克斯·特贝克.哦,当然是
。查克·伍勒里。 FE。绝对是
菲比。你找不到任何一个
节目主持人我不能踢的屁股。
[笑声]
>> 说出来。说我们是鳗鱼。
这不是你的本质,而是
你所拥有的东西。
>> 说出来。
>> 你知道吗?我可以很容易地摆脱
这个,但你有可能让
非常非常受伤。
[音乐]
嗯。
无处可逃。
>> 我不喜欢坐在这里。我
要去过去。雷切尔,他们首先到达这里
[笑声]
>> 罗斯为什么要这么做?
>> 危险。
>> 天啊。他为什么要扑向那些
女人?
>> 我们应该帮助他们。
我认为他们不需要任何帮助。
嘿,我来了。
>> 天啊。
>> 你喜欢吗?
>> 这是我的新药剂师桌。
>> Ros Stevie 随时会在
秒到达。她看不到这一点。
>> 哦,为什么不呢?她会喜欢的。这是
真实的东西。我在陶器
谷仓得到的。
>> 我知道你做到了。我买了同款。
如果她看到你的桌子,她就会
知道我对她撒了谎。我告诉她
我们的是原创的。
>> 你为什么这么做?
>> 因为她讨厌陶器谷仓。
>> 她讨厌陶器谷仓。
>> 我知道。我知道。她说这都是
批量生产的。没有什么是真实的。
每个人最终都会拥有相同的东西。
>> 那么,来吧。她随时会在
秒到达这里。我们可以用一些东西来掩盖这个
吗?
>> 什么?不,不,我不会向菲比隐瞒
。哦。尽管如此,我确实得到了
一些很棒的陶器谷仓床单。
哦,我忘了他们做了床单。
>> 是的,
>> 我仍然不敢相信她讨厌陶器
谷仓。
>> 罗斯,克服它。她
并不讨厌你。
>> 是的,但是 Pottery Barn,
>> 你知道,当我认为她只是
很奇怪,你知道吗?这是因为她是
双胞胎。双胞胎很奇怪。
>> 罗斯,她并不奇怪。她只是喜欢
她的东西是独一无二的。啊?你
知道什么不是独一无二的吗?双胞胎。
>> 嘿。
>> 嘿。
>> 哦,菲比来了。好的。那么,让我们把
关掉所有的灯,然后看
电影。好的。嘿。哦,很酷的床单。
>> 哦,你喜欢吗?你想知道
我从哪里得到的吗?
>> 当然。他们得到了他们在
跳蚤市场得到的。
>> 您在跳蚤市场购买了床单。
罗斯,加油。你得稍微放松一下
的钱包。
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[笑声]
嘿宝贝们,能不能别把你们的
脚放在我新的
旧床单上?
>> 我的药剂师桌。
>> 什么?否。
>> 罗斯,你从哪里得到这个?
>> 我在陶器谷仓得到的。好的。
天啊。 Baby Pottery Barn 撕毁了我们古董的设计
>> 哇。
>> 天哪。好吧,如果他们抢走了
我们的桌子,我们的桌子的价值肯定比
150 美元高得多。
>> 嗯,这闻起来根本不像
鸦片。
>> 当然不是。闻起来像酒,
,你洒了。顺便说一句,谢谢你
弄坏了我的床单。
>> 哦,罗斯,冷静点。我会给你
80 美分。
你怎么样?
>> 我很好。我认为进展顺利。
你觉得他们玩得开心吗?我
说得太快了吗?
>> 不。听起来像我。
>> 宝贝们,进展顺利。看看
钱德勒和小女婴钱德勒。
>> 小女婴钱德勒。我
以前在哪里听说过?好吧,
鲁本教练。
>> 你知道吗,菲布斯?呃,当你在那边
完成后,我们这里也遇到了一种
情况。
>> 呃呃。不,我们都要对自己的
婴儿负责。
>> 看,这就是我认为你错的地方
。我们一直在扮演这些婴儿
manto man。我们真的应该打
联防。
>> 你是什么意思?
>> 我只是认为如果我们每个人都有自己的区域,事情就会变得更加顺利
你知道,菲比,你可以负责
擦拭
,你知道,我的,你可以负责
换尿布,而我可以负责
,看看他们把手放在
时有多可爱。
>> 听起来真的很棒。但也许你
应该负责擦拭。
>> 好吧,我是菜鸟。我不应该在
达阵区。
>>嗨。
>> 嘿。
>> 哦,怎么了?
>> 好吧,
你知道我看到的那个通灵者吗?
>> 是的。
>> 好吧,她告诉我这周我就要死
,所以我对此感到有点沮丧
>> 什么?
>> 是的。我知道你们对通灵术了解不多,但是那一个
...
几乎是您能得到的最差的一个
>> 这太疯狂了。
>> 我不敢相信她会对你说这样的话
>> 是的,亲爱的。你不相信她,
吗?我不知道。她,你知道,说
我会生三胞胎,但她也说其中一个
是黑人。
>> 只是出于好奇,她有告诉你
你打算怎么去吗?
>> 不,因为她直到课程结束时才告诉我我会
死去,
,而且我不会在那里浪费整整
一个小时。我的意思是,我只剩下
一周的时间了,你知道吗?我现在真的已经
开始生活了。
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>> 嘿。嘿,二月。你还活着。
你感觉怎么样?
>> 哦,等待
死亡真是太累了。
哦,顺便问一下,你认为你
偷看吗?你在干什么?
>> 我正在为我的死亡做好准备。
你不认为我死了吗?那不是
关闭了吗?
>> 哦,是的。吓死我了。我
以为我们永远失去了你。
小斐,你想躺下吗?
>> 是的。谢谢。听着,你能帮我
一个忙吗?你能在
几个小时后叫醒我吗?你知道,如果你可以
[鼓掌]
嘿。嘿,听听这个。我的阅读错误
。我不会死。
>> 真的吗?你怎么知道?因为我的
通灵已经死了。
她一定是读错了牌。
>> 哦,对不起。啊,她比我好。
>> 嘿,我们来烤饼干吧。所以,你继续
。我会赶上的。好的。好的。
>> 来吧。我们开始跑步吧。我们走吧。
[音乐]
>> 你们,我告诉你们,当她
跑步时,她看起来就像
青蛙克米特和价值 600 万美元的男人的结合体。
莫妮卡非常迷恋他,以至于她
每天晚上睡觉前都会亲吻他的海报
>> 哦,我以前也这么做过。
>> 你也有他的专辑吗?
环保并不容易。
>> 哦,
所以菲比跑得很奇怪,是吧?
>> 是的。是的。你知道吗?而且我
知道她会想再次竞选。我
只是不知道如何摆脱
。我是说,我和她住在一起。为什么
你不直接对她说?
告诉她真相。
>> 你是对的。
>> 你是对的。我应该告诉她
真相。
>> 嘿。
>> 嘿。
>> 嘿,宝贝。莫妮卡绊倒了我。我
认为我再也无法跑步了。曾经。
>> 为什么?你为什么要这么做?
>> 我不知道。
>> 瑞秋,很抱歉我弄伤了你的
脚踝。踝。我们拭目以待。
[音乐]
嗨。
>> 哦,是的。嗨,是我。今天早上我看到你抓起
你的跑鞋并
溜出去。你撒了谎,这样你就可以自己跑
>> 不,不,菲比。不,我是不,你知道
什么吗?我实际上只是在检查
,看看我是否可以运行,我可以。
>> 拜托,雷切尔。我不是白痴。
>> 不,等等,菲比。
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重点词汇

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词汇 含义

heart attack

/hɑːrt əˈtæk/

B2
  • noun
  • - 心脏病发作

unagi

/ʊˈnɑːgi/

C1
  • noun
  • - 完全警觉状态

psychic

/ˈsaɪkɪk/

B2
  • noun
  • - 通灵者
  • adjective
  • - 灵异的

danger

/ˈdeɪndʒər/

A2
  • noun
  • - 危险

engagement

/ɪnˈgeɪdʒmənt/

B2
  • noun
  • - 订婚、参与

ring

/rɪŋ/

A2
  • noun
  • - 戒指
  • verb
  • - 环绕

proposal

/prəˈpəʊzəl/

B2
  • noun
  • - 提案、求婚

champagne

/ʃæmˈpeɪn/

B1
  • noun
  • - 香槟酒

museum

/mjuːˈziːəm/

A2
  • noun
  • - 博物馆

exhibit

/ɪɡˈzɪbɪt/

B1
  • verb
  • - 展示
  • noun
  • - 展览

photograph

/ˈfəʊtəɡrɑːf/

B1
  • noun
  • - 照片
  • verb
  • - 拍照

lesbian

/ˈlɛzbiən/

B2
  • adjective
  • - 女同性恋的
  • noun
  • - 女同性恋者

sandwich

/ˈsændwɪtʃ/

A2
  • noun
  • - 三明治

assistant

/əˈsɪstənt/

B1
  • noun
  • - 助理

client

/ˈklaɪənt/

B1
  • noun
  • - 客户

ticket

/ˈtɪkɪt/

A2
  • noun
  • - 票

money

/ˈmʌni/

A1
  • noun
  • - 金钱

kill

/kɪl/

B1
  • verb
  • - 杀死

prepared

/prɪˈpɛəd/

B2
  • adjective
  • - 已准备好的

awareness

/əˈwɛənəs/

B2
  • noun
  • - 意识

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重点语法结构

  • I can’t call my office. They’ll kill me.

    ➔ 情态动词 (can’t, will) 表示能力和未来预测

    ➔ 情态动词 "can’t" 表示无法,"they’ll" 中的 "will" 预测未来的动作。

  • If I were, would I have shooting pains up and down my left arm?

    ➔ 第二条件句 (if + 过去式, would + 动词原形) 表示与现在相反的假设

    ➔ 如果从句 "If I were" 使用过去式虚拟语气 "were",结果从句使用 "would I have"

  • I wish I was dead.

    ➔ wish + 过去式表示对现在的非真实愿望

    "wish" 引入与事实相反的愿望,动词 "was" 用过去式表示不真实。

  • You’re of course fired.

    ➔ 被动语态(一般现在时)– be 动词 + 过去分词

    "are" 是 “to be” 的现在式,"fired" 是过去分词,构成被动意义“你被解雇了”。

  • I’ve made a lot of cash for this company.

    ➔ 现在完成时(have + 过去分词) – 与现在相关的动作

    "have made" 将助动词 "have" 与过去分词 "made" 结合,表明该动作发生在现在之前且仍有影响。

  • You should consider writing for Talking Out of Your Ass magazine.

    ➔ 情态动词 ‘should’ + 动词原形 用于给出建议

    "should consider" 使用情态动词 "should" 加动词原形 "consider",表示建议性行为。

  • If she says no, can I have the ring?

    ➔ 第一条件句 (if + 一般现在时, will/can + 动词原形) 表示现实的未来可能性

    "If she says no" 用一般现在时描述可能的未来事件;"can I have" 在此条件下请求许可。

  • It only takes two heart attacks to finally make you see.

    ➔ 强调结构 “it takes” + 宾语 + 动词原形 表达必要性

    "It" 是虚主语;"takes" 是动词;"two heart attacks" 是宾语;"to finally make you see" 是表示目的的不定式从句。

  • Don’t put your feet up on my new old sheet.

    ➔ 否定祈使句 “don’t” + 动词原形

    "Don’t""do not" 的缩写,用于直接命令不要做某事,后面接动词原形 "put"

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