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Gossip Girl-Season1 Episode3 (The Letter) www.SSEcoach.com Gossip Girl-Season1 Episode3 – Blair reads her letter to Serena Title: Gossip Girl – The letter Time – 2:31 Part 1 - Script 1. Blair: Whenever something’s bothering you, I can always find you here. 2. Serena: You here for another catfight? 3. Serena: What’s that? 4. Blair: A letter; I wrote it to you when you were away at boarding school. 5. Blair: I never sent it. 6. Blair: Dear Serena, my world is falling apart and you’re the only one who would understand. My father left my mother for a 31 year old model; a male model. I feel like screaming because I don’t have anyone to talk to. 7. Blair: You’re gone. My dad’s gone. Nate’s acting weird. Where are you? Why don’t you call? Why did you leave without saying goodbye? 8. Blair: You’re supposed to be my best friend. I miss you so much. Love Blair. 9. Serena: Why didn’t you send it? I would’ve- 10. Blair: You would’ve what! 11. Blair: You knew Serena and you didn’t even call. 12. Serena: I didn’t know what to say to you. I didn’t know how to be your friend after what I did. I’m so sorry. 13. Blair: Erik told me what happened; I guess your family’s been going through a hard time too. 14. Gossip Girl: Spotted in Central Park: Two white flags waving. Could an Upper East Side peace accord be far off? 15. Gossip Girl: So what will it be? Truce or consequences? We all know one nation can’t have two queens. What happens next? Only time will tell. XOXO Gossip Girl. www.SSEcoach.com Part 2 - Vocabulary Review Vocab/Expressions Korean Translation Vocab/Expressions Korean Translation 1.bothering 14.spotted 14.Two white flags 2. catfight waving 4. away 14. Upper East Side 4. boarding school 14. far off 6. my world is falling 15. truce apart 6. My father left my 15. consequence mother 15. we all know one 7. weird nation can’t have two queens. 13. a hard time 15.XOXO Part 3 - Comprehension Questions Questions Answers 1.When did Blair write the letter?(Line 4) 2. Did Blair send the letter to Serena?(Line 5) 6. Why did Blair’s dad leave Blair’s mom?(Line 6) 4. Why didn’t Serena call Blair? (Line 12) 5. Who told Blair about Serena’s story?(Line 13) www.SSEcoach.com Part 4 - Fill in the blanks # Fill in the Blank Match: 1 - 5 Example Let’s stop this_____. You are like my sister and I don’t want to fight anymore. 1 Script You here for another _____? Truce Example A temporary _____ had been reached between workers and management. 2 Script So what will it be? _____ or consequences? Spotted Example I _____ a mountain lion when I went hiking last week. 3 Catfight _____ in Central Park: Two white flags waving. Script Example I have been having ______ since my girlfriend broke up with me. Upper East Side 4 Script I guess your family’s been going through _____ too. A hard time Example The _____ is a very expensive area of New York City. 5 Script Could an _____ peace accord be far off? Match: 6 - 10 Example She was _____ from work for a week. 6 Script I wrote it to you when you were _____ at boarding school. Away Example He drove too fast with tragic _____. 7 My father left my Script So what will it be? Truce or _____? mother Example _____ when I was 10 and I was so sad. 8 Consequences _____ for a 31 year old model; a male model. Script Example _____ since my parents got divorced My world is falling 9 Script Dear Serena, _____ and you’re the only one who would understand. apart Example My best friend always helps me when something is _____ me. 10 bothering Script Whenever something’s _____ you, I can always find you here. Match: 11 - 15 Example She’s a very _____ and different girl. 11 Two white flags Script Nate’s acting _____. waving Example This diary reminds me of memories of those _____ days. 12 Script Could an Upper East Side peace accord be _____? Weird Example _____ means HUGS and KISSES. 13 Far off Script XOXO Gossip Girl Example _____. Only the strongest can be the queen. Boarding school 14 Script We all know one nation can’t have two queens. What happens next? XOXO Example _____ is a school where some students study and live during the school year. 15 Script I wrote it to you when you were away at _____. We all know one nation can’t have Example They stopped fighting each other and made a truce. Finally _____. 16 two queens Script Spotted in Central Park: _____. www.SSEcoach.com V14 – ANSWER KEY Part 2 - Vocabulary Review 4. Why didn’t Serena call Blair? (Line 12) Vocab/Expressions Korean Translation Serena didn’t call Blair because she didn’t know what to 1.bothering 괴롭히다 say. 5. Who told Blair about Serena’s story?(Line 13) 2. catfight 여자들끼리의 싸움 Erik told Blair about Serena’s story. 4. away ~로 부터 떨어진 4. boarding school 기숙학교 . Part 4 - Fill in the blanks 6. my world is falling apart 내면에 큰 충격을 받다 남편이 부인을 떠나다. # Answer 6. My father left my mother 헤어지다 1 Catfight 7. weird 이상한 2 Truce 13. a hard time 힘든 시간 14.spotted 발견되다 3 spotted 백기를 14.Two white flags waving 4 A hard time 흔들다/화해하다 뉴욕시 맨해튼의 한 14. Upper East Side 5 Upper East Side 지역 14. far off 멀리 떨어진, 아득한 6 Away 휴전 15. truce 7 Consequences 15. consequence 결과 8 My father left my mother 15. we all know one nation 한 나라에 두 여왕이 can’t have two queens. 있을 수 없다 . 9 My world has been falling apart 15.XOXO 포옹과 뽀뽀 10 bothering Part 3 - Comprehension Questions 11 Weird Questions & Answers 12 Far off 1.When did Blair write the letter?(Line 4) 13 XOXO Blair wrote the letter when Serena was at boarding school. 14 One nation can’t have two queens 2. Did Blair send the letter to Serena?(Line 5) 15 A boarding school No, she didn’t. 3. Why did Blair’s dad leave Blair’s mom?(Line 6) 16 Two white flags waving Blair’s dad left Blair’s mom to be with 31 year old male model. www.SSEcoach.com .
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