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Listenever Posted 11 years ago
Speech & Pronunciation
Could you fill in the blank?
Two things.
At 12 seconds, Hawkeye (Jeremy Renner) says something like:
You know I've seen this before, right?
Is this a correct transcription?
Also, at 26 seconds, Tony Stark says:
Never one to shrink from an honest challenge.
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It's physics.
But right after the first sentence, somebody else says something. I'm not sure if it's one person saying it or two but what is it?
Thanks in advance!
At 12 seconds, Hawkeye (Jeremy Renner) says something like:
You know I've seen this before, right?
Is this a correct transcription?
Also, at 26 seconds, Tony Stark says:
Never one to shrink from an honest challenge.
_________________
It's physics.
But right after the first sentence, somebody else says something. I'm not sure if it's one person saying it or two but what is it?
Thanks in advance!
Top answer
, get going.
- , get going.
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Thank you.
I guess the first part is a correct transcription, right?
Also, is 'get after it' a common expression or some sort of slang?
I guess the first part is a correct transcription, right?
Also, is 'get after it' a common expression or some sort of slang?
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The first part sounds correct to me.
"Get after it" is slang to urge someone to get going in some activity and to put effort into it.
"Get after it" is slang to urge someone to get going in some activity and to put effort into it.
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