Everybody Loves Raymond- I Killed a Bird Once

Vocabulary

Thoughtful- something that you know means something special to someone

What do you got?- what are your ideas

Equal or greater thought- it has to be as meaningful or more meaningful

Trust your own instincts- do what you really think or feel you should do

Top of the line-the best quality

Primo- the best quality

Space heater- a small heater that is for a small space or room

Chilly- a little cold

Craftsmen furniture- refers to the Arts and Crafts Movement style furniture of Gustav Stickley's Craftsman Workshops.

First edition- First edition is the first set of copies of a book printed from substantially the same setting of type.

Questions

1.     What does Ray want to get Deborah this year?

2.     Why?

3.     What does Amy say Deborah loves?

4.     What does Raymond ask Amy after he tells her that he wants to get something that says to Deborah that she means so much to him?

5.     Robert says he knows what this is.  What did Raymond do a couple of weeks ago?

6.     Amy told Ray he’s very thoughtful and what should he do?

7.     What did he think of?

8.     How many settings does it have?

9.     What does Robert ask Ray?

10. Robert tells Raymond that she spent all her summers where?

11. What does Robert tell Raymond that she likes?

12. Where does Robert tell Raymond she likes to spend time?

13. Why does Robert suggest he get her “To Kill a Mockingbird?”

ANSWERS- Everybody Loves Raymond- Kitchen Fire

1.     Ray asks Deborah to try a tissue and what is her response?

I don’t want to argue about this.

2.     Ray says they are going to display them proudly and they are going to be what?

The official tissues of the house

3.     Where does Deborah have to go in a few minutes?

To pick up the kids

4.     Where are they supposed to eat dinner?

At ray’s parents’ house

5.     What is it that makes her wonder if they’ll still have them over?

Ray had a little freak out

6.     Does Ray want to eat with them?

No

7.     Where is he going to make his own food?

Right here

8.     What does Ray say he happens to be?

A very good cook

9.     Who calls Raymond?

Gianni

10. What does he tell Gianni about Debora?

That she’s going all nutty on him.

11. Ray tells Gianni he can go golf tomorrow but what is Gianni’s concern?

That it might snow.

12. What is the temperature Ray says it’s going to be tomorrow?

40 degrees

13. Ray tells Gianni “red sky at night, sailor’s delight” and what does Gianni say instead of “sailor’s delight?”

Shaking with fright

14. Ray asks Gianni if he’s ever tried what kind of tissues?

The tissues with the lotion in them.

Everybody Loves Raymond- Kitchen Fire

Everybody Loves Raymond

Kitchen Fire

 

Vocabulary

Display them proudly- put them somewhere everyone can see them

Freak out- get overly upset about something and act crazy

Downers- people who are negative

Goin all nutty on me- acting crazy

What else is new- it’s a normal thing

Red sky at night, sailor’s delight- an expression meaning that if the sky is red in the evening, it will be a nice day the next day

It took care of the ants- the spray used to put the fire out killed any ants they had in the kitchen

Questions

1.     Ray asks Deborah to try a tissue and what is her response?

2.     Ray says they are going to display them proudly and they are going to be what?

3.     Where does Deborah have to go in a few minutes?

4.     Where are they supposed to eat dinner?

5.     What is it that makes her wonder if they’ll still have them over?

6.     Does Ray want to eat with them?

7.     Where is he going to make his own food?

8.     What does Ray say he happens to be?

9.     Who calls Raymond?

10. What does he tell Gianni about Debora?

11. Ray tells Gianni he can go golf tomorrow but what is Gianni’s concern?

12. What is the temperature Ray says it’s going to be tomorrow?

13. Ray tells Gianni “red sky at night, sailor’s delight” and what does Gianni say instead of “sailor’s delight?”

14. Ray asks Gianni if he’s ever tried what kind of tissues?

Idioms- I'm good

(0:08) "I'm good, I'm good, I'm good."
In this context this phrase is being used as and idiom to mean "I'm ok, I'm not hurt."

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