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Brief
Details
Directed
by:
Andrew Adamson
Kelly Asbury
Writing
credits:
William Steig (book)
Andrew Adamson (story)
Plot
Outline:
Princess Fiona's parents invite her and Shrek to dinner to
celebrate her marriage. If only they knew the newlyweds were
both ogres.
Useful
Expressions
1. And
it was destiny that his kiss would break the
dreaded curse.
= fate = foretold = already decided
2. A:
Princess Fiona?
B: NO!
A: Oh, thank Heavens! Where is
she?
= grateful thanks
3.
She's
on ( = where she is ) her honeymoon.
= holiday after getting married
4. So
that's it. You won't come?
= Is that your final decision
5. We don't
want to hit traffic!
= get into a traffic jam
6. Well,
find a way to entertain yourself.
= look after / amuse
7. Could
you not be yourself... for five minutes!
= just be normal = trying to imitate others
8. Let's not
sit here with our tummies rumbling.
= Let's not sit here and feel hungry / let's eat!
9. Everybody dig in.
= eat up!
10. But remember,
dear. If you should ever need me...happiness...is just a
teardrop away.
= so close
11. You could've
at Ieast tried to get along with my father.
= know him better = be friendly
12. Don't go projecting on me.
= argue talk to
13. Look. Make yourself useful and go keep watch.
= oo something = don't just stand there
14. Shrek, are
you off your nut?
= Are you mad? What are you doing?
15. I'II Iaugh,
too. I'II be giggling to myself.
Cf) Different ways
of laughing
1). laugh (at),
smile (at),
chuckle,
giggle,
grin,
smirk
2). ridicule; deride; jeer [sneer, scoff] at; laugh at; make
fun (of).
16. Well, I'm afraid
Fiona isn't really...warming up to Prince Charming.
= liking = getting to know
17. A: No, no, it's
nobody's fault.
B: Perhaps it's best if we just call
the whole thing off, okay?
= stop it all = don't do it
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