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🚨 "A life sentence prisoner's delusion?!" 20 Practical English Sentences from the Netflix Prison Thriller (feat. I Will Find You) 🎬 The threat of solitary confinement and the shocking DNA truth! Shadowing American TV series native English conversation [Shadowing] Netflix 'I Will Find You' Famous Lines Part 11 | Real native survival English amidst confrontations with guards *[YouTube Description]* Hello! The video prepared today is the eleventh series of **20 Practical Everyday English Sentences from Native Speakers**, excerpted from the hit Netflix thriller movie **'I Will Find You'**. In this video, we have gathered expressions capturing the desperate emotional arc characteristic of thrillers, ranging from the fierce war of nerves with guards over solitary confinement to the submission of disciplinary reports, and the confrontation between the protagonist, who believes his child is alive, and the warden, who dismisses this as a delusion and bombards him with facts! *We will perfectly uncover real-life prison expressions used by native speakers, such as 'get thrown into solitary,' 'lifer,' and 'grab on to,' as well as the hidden nuances of pleading injustice.* 🔥 *Listen and repeat (shadowing) to perfectly master English expressions used in dramatic situations!* 👍 *Subscribing, liking, and turning on notifications are a great help to running this channel!* 🕒 *Timeline (Preview of expressions to learn today)* 00:00 Intro 00:15 Because it never happened in the first place. 00:30 I found the child. He was already dead. 00:45 Please show this picture to Cheryl. 01:00 More demands. (Again with the needs.) 01:15 Please, let me tell the Warden. (Come on, let me tell him.) 01:30 Get him up. (Get him up.) 01:45 Son of a bitch. (Son of a bitch.) 02:00 Officer Wesson filed a disciplinary report. (Officer Wesson filed a disciplinary report.) 02:15 It doesn't sound like the kind of thing that gets you thrown into solitary. (Doesn't sound like the kinda thing that gets you thrown into solitary.) 02:30 It's probably because I asked persistently more than once. (Might have asked more than once.) 02:45 If he were alive, he would look exactly like that kid right now. (Like what he would look like now.) 03:00 I mean exactly like Matthew. (I mean exactly like Matthew.) 03:15 Even the birthmark on his cheek. (Down to the birthmark on his cheek.) 03:30 I thought you would think differently if you saw the photo yourself, Warden. 03:45 Do you think you're the first lifelong prisoner to fall into this kind of delusion? 04:00 I was at your trial. 04:15 The DNA was a perfect match with Matthew. 04:30 What about Rachel? 04:45 She's a respected and competent journalist. 05:00 She was fired from the media company a few years ago. (She got fired from the Globe a few years ago.) 💡 *Video Learning Points* ✔️ *Perfect 정리 of Essential Vocabulary and Idioms:* Includes useful practical expressions such as disciplinary report, get thrown into solitary, down to, and lifer. ✔️ *Understanding Hidden Nuances:* From 'Again with the needs,' which sarcastically mocks a prisoner for making presumptuous demands without any rights, to 'grab on to some impossible idea,' which delivers a barrage of facts dismissing the delusional denial commonly experienced by life prisoners, we explain the clear situations and deep emotional nuances. ✔️ *Native Speaker Pronunciation and Mnemonic Techniques:* Maximizes memorization efficiency with accurate Korean pronunciation of each English sentence and images that fit the situation. 📌 *Hashtags* #NativeEnglish #NetflixEnglish #IWillFindYou #EnglishConversation #EnglishShadowing #PrisonDrama #ThrillerMovie #SolitaryConsultationEnglish #SelfStudyEnglish #EnglishThroughMovies #RealLifeEnglish #BasicEnglishConversation