American Classics.

Where We Teach You American English Heard at the movies.

1984 Movie Break in tells the story of street dancers who use new moves called Break dancing or breaking.

Kelly, a traditionally trained dancer, learns to break dance when she meets street dancers, Turbo and ozone.

She asks her dance director for permission to use the moves in a dance competition.

Listen for the words.

It won't get you to Broadway.

You've got to be serious.

Street dancing belongs on the street.

It won't get you to Broadway, but we won't know that until we give it a shot.

Kelly, I hate to tell you this.

Why not?

You know why everybody's afraid.

It's because they don't understand it.

What do you think it won't get you to Broadway?

Means?

Is it a It will not make you famous or B you will not be permitted to travel.

You've got to be serious.

Street dancing belongs on the street.

It won't get you to Broadway.

Well, we won't know that until we give it a shot.

The answer is a.

It will not make you famous.

Broadway in New York City is famous for its many professional theaters and live shows.

Breaking has influenced many Broadway shows.

It also recently became an official Olympic sport, and that's English at the movies.