Watch the heist episode on your own and pause where indicated. No teacher needed — just you, the video, and a few real expressions to catch along the way.
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This is the exact same episode used in the teacher-led lesson — this version is just built for you to work through alone.
Section 1
While explaining how Terry was tricked into running all over the precinct for nothing, someone uses a 3-word idiom for a long, pointless chase.
Right after a sneaky photo-taking trick is revealed, someone jokingly asks if they ruined the other person's plans. Listen for a 3-word idiom meaning "to ruin a plan."
When someone claims they're just enjoying a soda, the other person isn't convinced. Listen for a 3-word idiom meaning "I don't believe that."
During a race up the stairs, one character taunts another about their speed. Listen for a 3-word phrasal expression meaning "to match someone's pace."
While explaining the trick that fooled everyone, the explainer brags about being impossible to surprise. Listen for a 4-word idiom meaning "always anticipating what comes next."
During a heartfelt farewell moment, an unwanted comment from a side character gets quickly shut down. Listen for a 3-word idiom telling someone to notice the mood before speaking.
Section 2
Did you hear any other new word or expression while watching? Write it down with your own definition.
Section 3
✅ Finished? Bring your notes and answers to your next class — your teacher can go over anything you weren't sure about.