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Ljswave Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Would you please explain about a lines of Toy Story3 Animation?
A lines I can't understand is highlighted below.
For those who don't watch this movie,
The situation of Dialog goes like:
Emily who is X-owner dumped these toys before. then they have dumped by Andy, owner over again.
Jessie(Cowgirl) said "It’s Emily all over again!"
IF she says like this that " It is the same thing that Emily dumped us before"
I could understand easily.
Is this expression natural or grammatical? If you could explain about one lines,
Please ~
clip site link:
http://tvpot.daum.net/clip/ClipView.do?clipid=45270329&rtes=y
Dialog goes like:
-Andy threw us out...!
-Like we were garbage...!
-“Junk”! He called us “junk”!
-How could he...?!
-This doesn’t make any sense...!
-I should’a seen this coming!
It’s Emily all over again!
-Sarge was right...!
-Yeah! And Woody was wrong!
-Wait a minute! Hold on!
This is no time to be hysterical.
-It’s the perfect time to be hysterical!
-Should we be hysterical...?!!!
-No! Yes!
-Maybe! But not right now!
Yeeeeeeeeeeeeeee-hawwwwwwwwww...!!!
-Fellas -- I know what to do!
For those who don't watch this movie,
The situation of Dialog goes like:
Emily who is X-owner dumped these toys before. then they have dumped by Andy, owner over again.
Jessie(Cowgirl) said "It’s Emily all over again!"
IF she says like this that " It is the same thing that Emily dumped us before"
I could understand easily.
Is this expression natural or grammatical? If you could explain about one lines,
Please ~
clip site link:
http://tvpot.daum.net/clip/ClipView.do?clipid=45270329&rtes=y
Dialog goes like:
-Andy threw us out...!
-Like we were garbage...!
-“Junk”! He called us “junk”!
-How could he...?!
-This doesn’t make any sense...!
-I should’a seen this coming!
It’s Emily all over again!
-Sarge was right...!
-Yeah! And Woody was wrong!
-Wait a minute! Hold on!
This is no time to be hysterical.
-It’s the perfect time to be hysterical!
-Should we be hysterical...?!!!
-No! Yes!
-Maybe! But not right now!
-Fellas -- I know what to do!
Top answer
I was abandoned by Emily. Now I've been abandoned by Andy. It's the same situation I experienced with Emily.
- I was abandoned by Emily.
- Now I've been abandoned by Andy.
- It's the same situation I experienced with Emily.
- It's (This situation is) Emily (the same as the situation I had with Emily) all over again (I have to experience it again.
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I was abandoned by Emily. Now I've been abandoned by Andy. It's the same situation I experienced with Emily.
It's (This situation is)
Emily (the same as the situation I had with Emily)
all over again (I have to experience it again.
It's (This situation is)
Emily (the same as the situation I had with Emily)
all over again (I have to experience it again.
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Grammar GeekIt's (This situation is)Thank a lot for your clear answer. G.G. ^^ I got it.
Emily (the same as the situation I had with Emily)
all over again (I have to experience it again.
One more thing, Someone said to me , "all over"of this lines means "completely". but i couldn't see it totally. so That is why i asked in this site.ma
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Don't try to analyze it. Just consider it a set phrase. "All over again" - the same experience, repeated.
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