Name: Learn English with MODERN FAMILY — Haley Gets Arrested
Uploaded: 2026-03-09T17:13:15.000Z
Duration: 20 min 55 s
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The imperative

Get ready to laugh and learn English with Modern Family night.

I was just dreaming it was raining chickens.

Oh, she got caught drinking at some party.

Look, could you drive up to the college with us?

In this lesson, you'll learn many advanced expressions, phrasal verbs for daily use, and

And by the way, did you see some words highlighted in blue in the subtitles in the clip that we just watched?

Well, we're going to analyze all these expressions today, such as to settle in, cranky, to knock it off, and

Now, all of these are included in a deck of flashcards that I created especially for this lesson.

So if you want to practice with them and never forget them, all you need to do is click the link in the description below.

This will unlock this lesson on our own app, where you'll get a much better learning experience.

for now, let's get started by watching the scene with subtitles, and

And at the end of the video, you'll be able to test your comprehension by watching the entire scene again without any subtitles.

And I bet that you'll be able to understand it 100%.

In my experience, these things can take time.

There was a party, and people were drinking, so the police showed up, and

And I started climbing down this fire escape, and

then I heard a cop yell to put your hands up, so I did, and I.

Best thing we can do right now is get out of here, go get some waffles.

Okay, I'm upset, and I wanted to go with this.

This afternoon, Hayley has to appear before a disciplinary board, which will decide whether or not she gets kicked out of school.

In the beginning of the scene, we hear Cameron say he dreamed it was raining chickens.

After hearing about Haley's arrest, Mitchell says it all adds up.

What do you think the phrasal verb add up mean?

It adds another weird situation to the conversation.

If something adds up, it makes sense or fits together logically.

For example, if someone told you a story and you thought they were lying, you could say that some detail, some things in their story didn't add up.

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