Learn English with Emily in Paris S01E03: Sexy or Sexist

Target Vocabulary & Expressions

Authentic idioms and phrasal verbs extracted directly from the dialogue.

split up

15:57

To end a romantic relationship or marriage.

"Well, I just split up with my boyfriend."

get on one's nerves

09:24

To annoy or irritate someone immensely.

"She's getting on my nerves."

make up one's mind

55:09

To make a decision after considering possibilities.

"So why not let them make up their own minds?"

warm up to

57:42

To become friendlier or more receptive toward someone over time.

"Look, I know you haven't warmed up to me yet."

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Grammar Focus & Structures

Key grammar patterns and spoken structures heard throughout this episode.

Modal Verbs (Can/Should/Must) A2

Past Simple A2

Present Simple A1

Fill in the Blanks (Dialogue Practice)

5 dialogue sentences designed for listening and contextual cloze practice.

You_____ peeing, and that's a urinal, um...

05:12

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Grammar in Context (Grammar Cloze)

5 target grammar structures to identify and complete.

Rule: Present Continuous -ing continuous form of (live)

You are _____ my life.

01:28

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Comprehension Quiz

5 multiple-choice questions testing plot context and character motivation.

Question 1 (Preview)

Why does Emily contact the building concierge and Gabriel in the morning?

A Her electricity went out.

B The water cut off while she was taking a shower.

C She lost her apartment keys.

D Her window was stuck open.

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True or False Statements

Statement accuracy comprehension check based on dialogue facts.

"Doug accompanied Emily to Paris to begin their new life together."

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Sexy or Sexist

Learn English with Emily in Paris: Dialogues, Vocabulary & Interactive Quizzes