Name: Learn English with BRAD PITT — Formula 1
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In today's lesson, we'll have fun learning advanced English with Brad Pitt and the cast from the new movie F1.

The funniest thing about the whole process for me was you could only see the eyes when you're driving.

So if I was normally saying it, I'd be like, hey, how far away is Sonny?

So Joe would be like, you need to do more.

So then I was like, I'm all right, Sonny.

I mean, we're training to be, like, subtle, right?

Well, here the actors share stories about making the film and driving real Formula One cars at high speeds with real F1 drivers around them.

And when I saw this clip, I thought it'd be gold for learning English because it's packed with everyday expressions, slang, and

idioms, the real stuff native speakers use when they're relaxed and having fun.

With so many great expressions coming at you, I've got over 30 to teach you today.

How do you make sure you actually remember them?

That's where our magic flashcards come in.

They make new expressions stick in your brain like super glue, and

you'll be amazed how easy it'll be for you to use them naturally in English conversations.

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Now let's hear Brad Pitts talk about a big mishap that happened the first day of filming.

The first time out at Silverstone, when we're.

You know, that day one when we're filming, there's over 100,000 fans, and we got everything coordinated prep.

We're going to get 15 minutes on the track.

We cannot cock this up because if we lose the car there, they're going to have to come and tow it out.

We're going to screw up the whole, like, schedule and do comm checks, belts on everything, sit in the car waiting, waiting, waiting.

And suddenly it's the first time on the track with fans filming, and we have no comms.

But fortunately, we choreographed her so much that we just wong it.

Some call it acting today to be Honest, I feel like a kid seeing Brad at work.

Yeah, I don't think we could have done this film without Lewis Hamilton.

First thing he did when he had this idea, put actors and cars on real tracks and embed ourselves in the pinnacle of the sport.

He knew he had to get someone to guide us, keep us honest.

And Lewis, also being a big lover of the arts, jumped in and we had one 12 hour meeting in London to sit down.

We were just throwing at him, how about this, how about that?

And he would tell us and describe his experience.

So in the clip we watched in the beginning, dams and entries explained one of the funniest challenges of filming this movie.

When you're in a racing helmet, the audience can only see your eyes.

I mean, we're trying to be like subtle, right?

When something is subtle, it's delicate, not obvious, like a whisper instead of a shout.

It's the opposite of dramatic or over the top.

Good acting is usually subtle, small, natural reactions instead of big gestures.

But as Brad points out, it's hard to be subtle when people can only see your eyes.

And pay attention to the pronunciation of this word.

The letter B is silent here and the T is pronounced like a soft D.

A nomination is when someone is officially suggested as a candidate for an award.

You can be nominated for an Oscar, a Grammy, an Emmy, any award really.

If you win the nomination, you actually get the award.

But being nominated is already a huge honor.

It means you are one of the finalists being considered.

Alright, now let's see Brett talking about the pressure of filming at Silverstone.

This is one of the most famous racing circuits in the world.

Located in England, it's been hosting Formula One races since 1950.

So when you hear Silverstone, think of it as the home of British motorsport.

The first time out at Silverstone, when we're, you know, that day one we're filming, there's over 100,000 fans, and

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