Script:

Teacher: Adams.

Adams: Here.

Teacher: Adamly.                           

Simone: Here.   

Teacher: Adamowlsky, Adamson.

Adamson: Here.

Teacher: Adler.

Adler: Here

Teacher: Anderson… Anderson?

Anderson: Here!                     

Teacher: Bueller. Bueller? Bueller? Bueller ?

Simone: Um, he’s sick. My best friend’s sister’s boyfriend’s brother’s girlfriend heard from this guy who knows this kid who’s going with the girl who saw Ferris pass out at 31 Flavors last night. I guess it’s pretty serious.

Teacher: Thank you, Simone  

Simone: No problem whatsoever.

Teacher: Frye.

Vocabulary:

Boyfriend 彼氏

Girlfriend 彼女

Hear 聞く

Guy 奴

Kid 子供

Pass out 気絶

Flavor 味

Serious 深刻

Example Sentences:

Boyfriend/Girlfriend

  • My sister’s boyfriend heard that Ferris is sick.
  • She got flowers from her boyfriend.
  • He went to the movies with his girlfriend.
  • He married his high school girlfriend.

Guy

  • This guy saw Ferris last night.
  • That guy annoys me.
  • Who are those guys?
  • Are you guys having fun?
  • Hi, guys.

Kid

  • He knows this kid.
  • He has a wife and two kids.
  • Hey, slow down kid.
  • I love kids – they are so cute!
  • She picks up her kids at school everyday.

Pass out

  • Ferris passed out last night.
  • I almost passed out just now.
  • She passed out when she saw the dead frog.
  • After not eating for a week, Tom passed out.

Flavor

  • He went to 31 Flavors to get some ice cream.
  • What’s your favorite ice cream flavor?
  • This drink has an unusual flavor.
  • Mexican food has a spicy flavor.

Serious

  • I guess it’s pretty serious.
  • Are you serious?
  • They had a serious conversation about their relationship.
  • She is a very serious person.
  • They read a serious book about slavery in class.

Grammar:

{Noun} heard that

  • I heard that Ferris passed out last night.
  • I heard that she got married in December.
  • She heard that the test was hard.
  • The teacher heard that his students failed the test.

See {Noun} {Verb}

  • A girl saw Ferris pass out last night.
  • I saw him kissing his girlfriend.
  • We saw them running yesterday.
  • I saw a dog running up the street.

Pretty {adjective}

  • It’s pretty serious.
  • This is a pretty difficult question.
  • I’m pretty tired today.
  • It’s pretty cold in here.