Watch the wedding-day 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 planning a cake design with a strange theme, someone worries about how the wider family will react. Listen for a 3-word idiom meaning "to react with strong anger or frustration."
During a costume disagreement at a bridal shop, someone defends a fictional princess for standing up against difficulty. Listen for a 3-word idiom meaning "to confront something bravely."
After a responsibility goes badly, someone admits they shouldn't have trusted it to a child. Listen for the 3-word idiom meaning "to have had enough sense to avoid a mistake."
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.