PDF - Intermediate - Im Sorry I Love You VI

Daily Life - I’m Sorry I Love You VI

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A:

This is ridiculous! I can’t believe you’ve been sleeping with someone else! How could you do this! You know what? I’m out of here!

B:

Wait! Doctor how is this possible? cheated on my boyfriend!

C:

I have something to confess... I’m sorry Veronica, I lied.

B:

Wait... what? What do do you mean?

C:

I lied. You aren’t even pregnant; there’s no bun in the oven. I was just so overwhelmed with jealousy that I couldn’t help myself. Veronica I love you!

B:

What are you talking about!!! Who are you?

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C:

It’s me! Daniel, don’t you remember me? From high school. I sat behind you every day in class! I used to go to every football game and watch you in the cheerleading squad!

B:

You are insane! We never even spoke! Why did you lie like that to my boyfriend?

C:

Because Veronica... It’s not fair! I love you; I have since the first day we met! Everything was going fine until that jerk came into the picture and ruined everything! I went to med school and became a doctor for you! You always said how you wanted to marry a doctor! You will be mine now... one way or another...

A:

I heard everything, you lying bastard! Get your hands off her!

Key Vocabulary

ruin

principle verb, past simple

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destroy

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bastard

common noun, singular

an cruel or unkind person

jealousy

common noun, plural

a feeling of being supplanted; apprehensive of losing affection or position.

insane

Adjective

very crazy

overwhelmed

Adjective

state of being affected deeply in mind or emotion

bun in oven

phrase

informal way of saying: pregnant

confess

principle verb, infinitive

to admit (a fault or crime)

ridiculous

Adjective

absurd, not logical

the

Supplementary Vocabulary

eavesdrop

verb

listen to another person’s conversation

split up with

phrase

end a relationship with

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deceit

common noun, nonvariable

dishonest behavior

a homewrecker

phrase

a person who has a relationship with a married man or a married woman

a fraud

common noun, singular

a person who is not who they seem; a person who lies

unfaithful

Adjective

to have a sexual relationship with someone who is not your husband, wife, boyfriend, or girlfriend

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