Learn English with The Matrix
Learn English with The Matrix
Set in the 22nd century, The Matrix tells the story of a computer hacker who joins a group of underground insurgents fighting the vast and powerful computers who now rule the earth.
Why learn English with The Matrix?
"The Matrix" is a thrilling science fiction movie about a hacker named Neo, who discovers that the world he knows is actually a computer simulation called the Matrix. He joins a group of rebels fighting against the machines that control the Matrix. The movie has lots of action and exciting scenes. By watching "The Matrix," you can learn vocabulary related to computers and technology, like "hacker," "simulation," "program," and "virtual reality." You'll also hear words related to fighting and action, such as "combat," "agent," and "resistance." The dialogue is clear and easy to follow, making it good practice for listening comprehension. The movie explores themes of reality versus illusion, choice, and freedom. You will experience a range of emotions, from curiosity and excitement to fear and determination, as Neo learns about the Matrix and his role in the fight against the machines. The language used is mostly everyday English, but there are some philosophical discussions that can challenge your understanding. You’ll hear a variety of accents, primarily American English, which is helpful for getting used to different pronunciations. The fast-paced dialogue and varied vocabulary in the action sequences can help improve listening skills and expand vocabulary. Learning English with "The Matrix" can be very beneficial. The engaging story keeps you interested, and the subtitles make it easier to follow along. By repeatedly hearing the same words and phrases in different contexts, you can naturally improve your vocabulary and grammar. The clear pronunciation and natural dialogue are excellent for practicing listening skills. Discussing the movie's themes and characters with other English learners can also improve your speaking and conversational abilities.
Words from The Matrix
Here are the first 15 of the more difficult words in The Matrix:
- suppose: to think or believe something is true based on available knowledge
- ridiculous: unreasonable or silly, and sometimes funny
- lieutenant: an officer of middle rank in the armed forces or police
- dick: a rude word for a penis
- cram: to force into a small space
- crap: a rude way to say that something is bad or of very poor quality
- trace: to draw or copy by following lines or shapes
- exit: leaving a place, especially out of a building, vehicle or highway
- agent: a person who represents an artist, business, or government, often to arrange work, find information, or manage affairs
- informant: a person who gives information to someone, sometimes secretly
- hallelujah: used to show surprise and joy or give praise and thanks to God
- awake: not asleep, often just before or after sleeping
- mescaline: a drug made from a cactus, causing hallucinations (seeing/hearing things that are not there)
- unplug: to disconnect the power cord of an electrical device from the wall socket
- hello: used to say hi to someone when you meet them, in emails or when answering the phone
English words in a year
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