11/22 Class

- ‘The Intern’ part 4 – fill in the blank / phrases / grammar /

comprehension questions
THE INTERN

Scene 2: Late night in the office

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Jules : I hate eating .

Ben : So I.

Jules : You know, you don't actually have to keep doing that.

Ben : Well, of .

Jules : Here you go. these from the tech fridge.

Ben : Oh, nice going.

Jules : You want a slice?

Ben : Sure, thanks. Cheers.

Jules : Cheers.

Ben : I a couple hours , you had a meeting with another CEO. I

saw him . How'd that go?

Jules : It was going well he us... I believe the term he used was a "chick site."

And I didn't hear anything he said after that. Apparently, clothes us a "

site." I mean, really? How is this not _______?

Ben : I agree more. I find that surprising.

Jules : Really? Sexism in business? So... What did you do for work, Ben, before you retired?

Ben : I was a VP for Dex One.

Jules : Phonebooks?

Ben : I was ____ __________ _____ printing, and before that I sales and advertising.

Jules : Big jobs. Wasn't this a factory that to make phonebooks? No! What?

Ben : Yeah.

Jules : What? This is where you worked?

Ben : For almost 40 years. Oh. Yeah. For twenty-some years I sat right that window. That was

my . It was a few up then And we could out the whole factory.

Our printing presses were in that corner. That's why the floor dips back there.

Jules : No way.

Ben : I know everything about this building. Or to. You know the sycamores on the

side of the building?

Jules : Yeah. The big ones?

Ben : Yeah. The big ones.

Jules : I love them.

Lines & Phrases

- “Well, force of habit.”(습관) – if something is a ‘force of habit’ it means you have trouble stopping
yourself from doing that particular thing because you’re used to doing it.

E.g. it’s just force of habit.

나는 집을 나가기 전에 모든 문을 확인해. 습관이야.

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- “Swiped these from the tech fridge.” – ‘swipe’ is an informal way of saying ‘steal’.

Swipe: 카드를 긁다 (대다)

- “How is this not legit?” – ‘legit’(합법적인) is slang for ‘legitimate’, can be used as an interrogative
or for emphasis. (형용사)

E.g. “Are they legit?”(진짜/정말) / “That was legit the worst hangover I’ve had.”

진짜 제대로된 쇼였어.

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- “Wasn't this a factory that used to make phonebooks” - used to (~하곤 했다)

e.g. 나는 그 식당에 매주 가곤 했다.

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Discussion questions

1. Do you have any interesting habit? (sleep-walking, sleep-talking)

2. What is a food that you used to hate but now you like?

3. Who used to be your hero when you were young?

4. Did you use to have a pet?

5. Did you use to get good grades in high school?

6. What used to be your favorite game to play?

7. Where did you use to play when you were a child?

Scene 2 in the office

01:09:10 - The intern

M : _________ does GPS lady know she is an accomplice to a .

Ben : The woman has a heart condition. Think of it as a deed.

M : I never thought you'd be a bad on me, Whittaker.

Ben : Oh, relax fellas. This is gonna be a of . The key is under a flowerpot. We go

in, we delete, we disappear.

M :She doesn’t have an alarm, right?

Ben : Nope. She does not.

M: if there's, like, a password on the e-mail? Hmm?

Ben : Then we take the computer. Jules said she'd buy her a new one, so it's a - .

W : You will reach your destination in 100 yards.

M : This is like an Ocean's movie. Ben's the guy with the big . His name is Elliott

Gould. Yeah, and, Jason, you're Clooney.

M : Thank you.

M : I'll be Matt Damon 'cause I'm kind of an .

M : Yeah, definitely. Who am I?

M : You are Ben Affleck's brother.

M : Well, aren't I Brad Pitt?

M : I think that's of self-explanatory.

Ben : Okay, Clooney. You're the . on the . the

running, your open. Damon, Affleck's brother, you're with me.

M : All right, let's do this.

Ben : remember, the key's under the flowerpot. Oh, no.

M : Oh, great plan so far. Oh, my God.

Ben : Lewis, get Becky. Well, if we don't the , this is gonna into an in

60 seconds. Becky, Jules . She put me on . What is wrong with that girl?

M : This is so not goot. What are we to do, Ben? What are we ...

Ben : stop eating!

M : Uh-huh.

Ben : Go look for the computer. Right now. Go! Go! Go! No

W: Ben. Ben, you there?

Ben : Becky. Don't . Put Jules on. It's an .

W : She's a .

Ben : her.

Jules : Ben, what's up?

Ben : Jules. Your mother has an alarm.

Jules : No, she doesn’t.

Ben : Yes, she does. I'm in her . It's about to go . What's her ?

Jules : I have no idea. Ben, to me. I know this woman. That is a alarm that she

off of some infomercial or something okay? It's not . It's not . It's just to

off burglars.
Lines & Phrases

-“ never thought you'd be a bad influence on me,”- 영향을 미치다.

‘be a bad influence on someone’

e.g. 그가 나에게 나쁜 영향을 미칠 줄 알았다.

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- “Little does GPS lady know that she’s an accomplice to a crime.” – the
expression ‘little does (someone) know that...” = someone knows a little; an
‘accomplice’ is someone who helps somebody else commit a crime or do
something illegal or wrong

e.g. 그는 왼쪽다리가 골절된 줄 생각지도 못했다.

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- “I think that’s kind of self-explanatory(자명한, 분명한).” – if something is self-

explanatory, it means it can be understood for very obvious reasons and without
an explanation

E.g. 좋은 동네의 중요성은 따로 설명할 필요가 없다고 생각해.

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-“Don’t screw around.” – don’t mess around; don’t joke around

- “It’s a win-win”

e.g. 그건 모두에게 유리한 상황이야

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Discussion questions

1. Who or what has a good influence on you?

2. Which do you want to live a city or a countryside? Why?

나는 도시에 사는 것을 더 좋아한다. 어렸을 때, 시골에 살았는데 병원이 많이 없
었다. 그래서 감기가 걸려도 병원에 가려면 한시간을 차를 타야 했다. 어렸을 땐
불편하다는 것을 몰랐다. 도시에 살면 병원도 가깝고, 다양한 편의시설이 가깝다.
도시에 사는 것이 훨씬 더 좋다는 것이 분명하다.

Comprehension questions

1. Why did Ben stay in the office late?

① because he wanted to
② it is a force of habit
③ because Jule wants to

2. Why were they surprised when the alarm went off?

① because they know where the key was
② because Jules’ mom had a fake alarm
③ because Jules told them she didn’t have one

3. What did Jules offer to eat with Ben?

① pizza and beer
② pizza and wine
③ pizza and soda

4. Why were Jules surprised to figure out?

① Ben planted sycamore trees.
② Ben was a vp at the phone book company
③ Ben used to work in the building

5. fill in the blank.

“How is this not ___________(진짜, 합법적인) ?”

6. What movie are they referring to?

① Ben Affleck’s movie
② The oceans
③ Matt Damon

7. Where is the key to Jules’ mom’s house?

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8. unscrambe the words.

Little / an accomplice / to a crime / does know / that /she’s / GPS lady

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01:27:05-01:28:00

M : Thanks so much, Ben. Hey, come on in the kitchen Can I get you something before you go?

Cup of coffee, bite of something to or a bite to eat?

Ben : No, I'm good, thanks.

M : Okay. How was she? She give you any trouble?

Ben : She was perfect. She wasn't so great at the party, so we early, and she just

in the car, so I let her get a nap in.

M : So nice of you. Thank you. Sorry.

Ben : Well, you seem like you're _________ more with it.

M : Oh, yeah, yeah. Um, I guess I just a little . You know, or maybe I wasn't

that sick, I don't know. Hey, Ben, I somethin' I to . What's your whole _______

on the CEO ? I mean, you're on the than I .

Ben : I know Jules is trying to do by , the investor , the company . You too. She's

a lot her . The is .

M : Am I wrong that I hope it to ? I mean, I want she , but you know

what it's like around here. We don't her , and maybe this can fix that.

Ben : The CEO's gonna fix what's going on here, Matt? she , I just... I want it

to be good for her. I want her to be .

M : Of course.

Ben : She that.

M : Yeah, she does it.

Lines & Phrases

- “Well, you seem like you’re feeling more with it. (=feeling more normal/ 몸이 괜
찮다)” – ‘to be/feel with it’ means to feel normal, alert, or have no problems, which
is why we usually see it with negative clauses.

E.g. “I haven’t been feeling with it lately.” / “I’m not with it today.”
A was sick this morning and B stopped by to see if A was ok. B said “좀 괜찮아 보
이네.”

- “I guess I just needed a little downtime.(한가한, 정지시간)” – ‘downtime’ means

time when you are not working or busy, or when a technical fault stops a computer
or machine from working
E.g. 모두에게는 휴식시간이 필요하다
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- “What’s your whole take on the CEO thing?” – “What’s your take on…?” is used
when we want to ask someone’s opinion about something
e.g. 그는 이것에 대해 다른 생각을 가지고 있다. (has a different take on)
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- “I mean, you’re more on the inside(내막을 잘 안다) than I am.” – to be ‘on the
inside’ suggests you know more about a situation due to your proximity to the
people or company
e.g. 그녀가 내막을 더 잘 알고 있으니, 그녀에게 물어보세요.
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- “She’s got a lot on her shoulders.” –

to ‘have a lot on (one’s) shoulders’ means to have a lot of things to do, a large
burden or a lot of responsibility