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A2 Elementary English 2:03 227 words Movies & Film

I Swear Trailer #1 (2026)

Warner Bros. Pictures · 40,457 views · Added 4 months ago

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This video offers a poignant look at the social challenges faced by John, a young man with Tourette syndrome, as he enters the workforce. Language learners will benefit from observing authentic, high-stakes interactions and navigating the nuances of neurodiversity in conversation. The dialogue introduces essential colloquial British English and idioms, such as "keep your head down" and "rundown of the place." By watching, learners will improve their listening comprehension of natural speech patterns and gain a deeper understanding of how to use language for advocacy and education, effectively bridging the gap between medical conditions and social inclusion.

Learning Stats

A2

CEFR Level

227

Total Words

124

Unique Words

3/10

Difficulty

Vocabulary Diversity 55%

Subtitles (43 segments)

00:05

Dor, how you feeling about starting

00:07

school? Bit

00:08

>> nervous.

00:09

>> You'll be fine. Just keep your head

00:10

down.

00:13

>> Ladies,

00:16

>> I dream of a lady in body. A tail that

00:18

she

00:20

>> lost.

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Key Vocabulary (49)

you A1 pronoun

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.

hey A1 interjection

A common informal greeting used to say hello or to attract someone's attention. It is also frequently used as an exclamation to express surprise, interest, or to warn someone.

john B1 Proper Noun, Noun, Surname

A common given name for males, often used informally to refer to any man or person. It can also be used as a surname or place name.

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