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I am a big fan of " Breaking Bad" series especially Mr White character, And my favourite line when he was talking to his wife and she was worried about him so she told him if he was in danger and he replied "AM NOT IN DANGER , AM THE DANGER" he said this line with an amazing face expressions.
10 de jul. de 2021 19:29
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I am a big fan of the "Breaking Bad" series, especially the character Mr. White. My
favourite line is when he was talking to his wife, and she was worried about him, so
she asked him if he was in danger, and he replied, "I AM NOT IN DANGER , I AM THE
DANGER!" He said that line with the most amazing facial expression.
Nice work! I also want to point out something about the word favourite. If your goal is to use British English favourite is correct. If you want to use American English favorite is correct. :)
10 de julio de 2021
Not a correction, but I want to point out that the line most people remember from that scene is "I am the one who knocks". You can even buy T-shirts with that expression.
11 de julio de 2021
I am a big fan of " Breaking Bad" series especially Mr White's character, And my
favourite line is when he was talking to his wife and she was worried about him so she ask him if he was in danger and he replied " I AM NOT IN DANGER , I AM THEDANGER" he said this line with an amazing facial expression.
We have a phrase in English, with a straight face. For example you could say: He said this expression woth a straight face. Meaning he said it with a neutral or serious expression.
10 de julio de 2021
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