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Adventures Through Toy Story 🤠👨🚀 | Pixar's Toy Story | @disneykids
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This video clip features high-energy scenes from *Toy Story*, offering a fantastic opportunity to practice **fast-paced, conversational English**. By watching, learners will encounter natural expressions, exclamations, and idiomatic phrases used in high-stakes situations—such as "falling with style" or "ride like the wind." The dialogue is packed with phrasal verbs and contractions that reflect everyday speech. Additionally, the varied character voices provide excellent practice for identifying different registers and tones. Use this clip to improve your listening comprehension of dynamic, informal English while enjoying a familiar, engaging narrative.
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[MUSIC PLAYING]
You did it.
Next stop, Andy.
Wait a minute.
I just lit a rocket.
Rockets explode.
[EXPLOSION]
[YELLING]
This is the pipe where we blow up.
Not today!
[EXPLOSION]
Hey, buzz!
You're flying!
This isn't flying.
This is falling with style
Ha, ha, ha, to infinity and beyond!
Buzz, we missed the truck.
We're not aiming for the truck.
Hey, wow!
MOM: What? What is it?
Woody. Buzz!
Oh, great.
You found em.
Where were they?
Here in the car.
MOM: See now, what did I tell you, right where you left them.
Help!
Jesse.
[WHISTLES]
Come on.
Buzz!
Yeah.
Ride like the wind, Bullseye.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
Hey, hidey, hey!
Giddyup!
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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.
To believe means to accept that something is true or real, even if you do not have absolute proof. It can also describe the act of having trust in someone or something's ability or existence.
To grasp or carry something using your hands or arms. It can also mean to contain something or to organize an event like a meeting.
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