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Hidden Agenda
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Plot overview
A high-stakes drama centered on a protagonist operating under a veil of secrecy, executing a complex, long-term plan against powerful rivals. The plot involves intricate corporate espionage and strategic deception, leading to intense confrontations. The series follows the deliberate steps taken to achieve the protagonist's destructive motive, culminating in the shocking reveal of the true 'hidden agenda' and its devastating consequences for the elite circles involved.
Level insight
Dialogue involves strategic planning, formal accusations, and sophisticated vocabulary related to business strategy and legal confrontation.
Learning goals
Learn vocabulary for strategic planning and execution
Practice formal language used in serious accusations and confrontations
Master expressions for uncovering secrets and expressing suspicion
Lingos you'll learn in this series
Who says I don't love Amy?
Self-Defense
A challenging question used to reject an accusation and defend someone's feelings.
David why aren't you saying anything?
Demanding A Response
A frustrated way of asking why someone is staying silent.
You're lying to me, aren't you?
Calling Out Lies
A direct question used to accuse someone of not telling the truth.
Mia, what is wrong with you?
Check Concern
A blunt question used to ask why someone is acting strangely or seems upset.
Who's that lady with Mrs. Clark?
Identify Person
A simple question used to ask for the identity of a woman you do not know.
What are you doing here, Mr. Clark?
Checking Presence
A direct question asking why someone is present in a place, often with suspicion or surprise.
Don't let it get to you, okay?
Comfort
A reassuring phrase telling someone not to let a problem upset or affect them too much.
Can't we just get rid of her now?
Getting Rid Of Someone
A blunt way to ask if someone can be removed or eliminated from the situation right away.
You don't trust me or what I'm saying?
Challenge Trust
A direct question used to challenge whether someone believes you or believes what you are saying.
Sara, could you please give us a moment?
Request Privacy
A polite request for privacy, asking someone to step away for a short time.
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