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00:00vegetables, meat, seafood, grains, dairy products, oils, sweets, you know, out of this list, David,
00:11which items or which elements do you usually have in your diet? What about, like, for example,
00:19fruit or sweets or dairy products? For example, in my case, I don't consume that much of dairy,
00:28you know, dairy products. I don't know why, but I never got used to eating dairy products like
00:34cheese or milk or yogurt. It's not, like, my favorite. I can consume ice cream, though, but
00:40that's, like, a dessert or, like, a snack, you know, that you could actually have. But dairy is, like,
00:47a little bit odd to me. It's not my thing. So what about you? What are the most common items that
00:54you usually have in your diet here? The most common for me, teacher, are, for example, chicken,
01:03vegetables, and sometimes I eat yogurt. There's a lot more cumin that I eat every day.
01:19Okay. Excellent. Very good. So in these days, it's very common that we tend to see people
01:27changing their diet a lot, you know, they change their diet quite regularly because, well, they
01:34say, like, that there's a lot of interest these days in order to protect the animals, you know,
01:41and that's the main reason for which people tend to change their diet and they say, you know what,
01:47I don't want to eat, I don't want to eat beef or pork or chicken because it's the life of an animal,
02:00you know, so that's the main argument that they have so as to change their diet. So what do you
02:07think of this? Do you think that diets are something necessary or something good or people are
02:14exaggerating? What do you think? What's your opinion on diets or certain food restrictions?
02:26Can you hear me, teacher? Sorry, I present my screen. Oh, don't worry. Yes, I can hear you well.
02:42Loud and clear, right? Well, I think sometimes it's necessary to eat all this food for the diet,
02:52but I agree with you. Sometimes it's not necessary for the animal protection. We have another option.
03:10Even some scientists are talking about synthetic meat, you know, have you heard about that?
03:17Like artificial meat that they're trying to produce in order to feed future generations because
03:24a lot of industries claim that in the future we won't have enough animals, enough food to provide
03:34to all the society. So there's a lot of people who have been talking, you know, who have been getting
03:40into this conversation of why not to produce artificial meat. If I'm not mistaken, there is Bill Gates,
03:48who is the one that is involved in different of these projects. And he mainly describes that in the
03:56future, it would be possible to have to have this kind of artificial meat or synthetic meat.
04:04And that even, even these days, it's, it's something common already, you know, that's, that's what
04:11they say. What do you think? Do you think that's, that's possible? I think that they, they have said,
04:18they have mentioned that some restaurants are serving this kind of artificial meat already.
04:24What do you think? What is the artificial meat? I'm sure. Oh, artificial meat. Yeah. Like, uh, artificial meat,
04:32you know, artificial meat is like, for example, um, a something that it's similar to meat, but it's not meat,
04:42you know, like, it's like a synthetic, you know, it's like a synthetic, uh, uh, product. For example,
04:50let's say that you have, usually you have chicken or sausage or lamb or beef, you know, in these,
04:56in this category of, of, uh, meats, but, uh, this is natural, you know, this is natural. Chicken is
05:02natural, lamb is natural, beef is natural. Sausages are produced, uh, well, it's something natural,
05:10but it's produced in a very, um, particular way, you know, but, um, but, uh, some people are discussing
05:21that in the future, natural meat is not going to, to exist anymore, you know? Let me, let me show you
05:28an article about this, um, on artificial meat feature. Fake meat agenda, you know, so, for example,
05:40synthetic beef, uh, for example, this is, this is the one. It's a very interesting topic here to
05:47discuss because it's, it's rather intriguing what we have, what we have here. Let me show you. We have,
05:54we have this one that says, uh, can you see the, the screen? Yes, right? Yes, to check. Excellent,
06:04very good. So, we have Bill Gates' rich nations should shift entirely to synthetic beef. So, we have,
06:12we spoke to the Microsoft co-founder about his new book, The Limits of His Optimism,
06:18that the tech breakthroughs, uh, and energy policies we need, and how is thinking on climate change has evolved.
06:29So, in this case, he considers that in the future, in the future, people is going to actually consume,
06:38uh, fake meat, you know? Like plants, for example, here, plant-based meats is the future. Bill Gates
06:47claims what has to change. So, apparently, this is a proposal because, uh, there are not
06:54enough animals to feed, to feed all the population in the world. So, for example, there are not enough
07:01cows or enough, uh, chickens or enough, um, um, um, pork, you know? So, so, in the future, it is intended
07:11that different industries, different companies starts producing, starts producing, uh, something
07:19similar to meat, but it's going to be, uh, uh, synthetic, you know? So, or even sometimes they talk
07:29that, uh, it could be possible to have, like, um, a kind of a pill that you can consume, so that, uh,
07:37uh, so that you can, you can satisfy your, your, uh, hunger and, uh, and to obtain the necessary vitamins
07:49and proteins that your body needs just by, just by, uh, swallowing a single pill, you know? That's,
07:56those are different proposals that these kind of, uh, powerful people have proposed for the future
08:03generations. For example, here it says, how is Bill Gates supporting plant-based beef?
08:10Plant-based meat sales still represent just a small percentage of the total meat market,
08:16and even Gates admits it will be difficult to convince enough people to stop eating real meat
08:23to make a significant difference. So, uh, this is a reality already, you know? This is something real
08:28that it's happening, so there's some restaurants, there's some, uh, especially the franchises like,
08:34uh, McDonald's or different, different restaurants that are actually selling plant-based, plant-based,
08:41plant-based, uh, meat, you know? Plant-based meat, which is something artificial, it's something,
08:46uh, synthetic. Uh, one issue is that the still relatively new products are currently more expensive
08:55than real meats. So, what do you think about this, uh, David? Do you think that in the future
09:01could be possible to replace, to replace, uh, the animals, to replace the cows and start eating, uh,
09:08synthetic meat, artificial meat? Uh, and if it's possible, how, how would this affect, uh, humans' health?
09:19Well, teacher, this is new for me, but I think it's a good option for the future. Could be a good solution
09:32for the animal protection, and also to have, uh, more food, and, um,
09:40I don't know if this, if this meat could be healthy, but...
09:55That's a question, right? It would be, uh, a dangerous risk that, uh, we could actually face here,
10:02so that's, that's a problem, that's the main discussion, that we don't know if this could be
10:07completely, uh, healthy, or, uh, uh, or it could be, uh, dangerous, right? So, but that's, that's like
10:14the discussion. So, we have, uh, these, uh, we're gonna read a little bit more about that. There are
10:19different, interesting topics about that, but first, we're gonna add and enhance a little bit more of
10:26vocabulary to this section. So, do you remember any other fruits, David? Any other fruits that you may
10:32remember in the category of apples, bananas, grapes, oranges, mangoes? Are there any other fruits that
10:39we could actually add here to extend our vocabulary? Watermelon. Watermelon, excellent.
10:47Pear? Pear. Pear. Pear. That's good, pear. Um, peach. Okay, peach, yeah, that's good. Peaches, or,
11:04you can also use, uh, there's another word that's, uh, apricot, you know, but the apricot is a little bit,
11:11uh, larger, if I'm not mistaken. The peach is smaller, you know, so that's, that's good, but,
11:16but the apricot is a little bit larger, so that's fantastic. So, then we have, uh, vegetables, uh,
11:22we've, we've got here carrots, peppers, broccoli, and onions. So, you see, you have, uh, you have
11:29different options here. Do you remember any other? Potato. Potato, that's good.
11:35Garlic. Garlic. Garlic, perfect. A lot of people, uh, refuse garlic, you know, I mean,
11:52but I think it's good for seasoning, you know, for seasoning some foods. So, what do you think? What else?
11:57What about, for example, radish? Do you know what that is? Do you know what radish is?
12:24Mm-hmm. I never liked radish that much, you know, I think it's a little bit, uh,
12:32it's similar to an onion, you know, I think that's why it's, it's a little bit strong in its,
12:36in its flavor, you know, but, uh, but it's good. I think it's, it's like a small onion that you can have.
12:43Um, so, what else do we have? So, we have meat, we have chicken, lamb, sausage,
12:51right? I'm not sure. I think radish could be something more like, um,
12:57like, uh, to season, uh, your, your foods or your soup, but we could also add, for example,
13:04let's say, uh, beetroot. Which one? Uh, sorry? Can you hear me?
13:13What is beetroot? Beetroot is like, uh, let me show you a picture. It's like, like this one.
13:22Like this one here. Similar to, it's similar to a cabbage, but purple, you know, a little bit
13:29purple-ish. Like this one, you know. So that's, that's the point. Similar to, to an onion, to a,
13:39uh, to a cabbage, a little bit, but it's, uh, it's very popular, you know. But that's, that's the point.
13:47Okay. So, there we have the meat section, where we have chicken, lamb, sausage, and, uh, beef. So,
14:00what, uh, what other meats, uh, do you remember here? Turkey. Turkey. Turkey. Turkey meat. That's good.
14:10What else? Uh, pork. Okay, pork.
14:30I don't know what, uh, what could be another option, uh, chicken? Well, like the, like the ones, um,
14:39um, uh, like the one that we read here on the, on Bill Gates article, you know, like plant, uh,
14:46plant, uh, plants, uh, plant beef, plant beef, you know, like plant, plant beef, which is like this
14:54option that it is intended to, to be provided in the future in different industries or in different
15:01restaurants to see how people accept it. I think in Japan, in Japan, people are already consuming it,
15:07you know, I mean that they're, they're trying these options, you know, that in these Asian countries,
15:12uh, such as Japan or South Korea or, uh, or, or Singapore and sometimes in China as well,
15:21they try to, to, to give, um, to test all of these options regularly, you know, they have different
15:28options to try. So, they, they, they try these options here and eventually they are exported, uh,
15:35abroad to other countries, you know, so, based on the results that they actually have on,
15:42on Asian countries. So, it's, uh, I don't know, it's really strange, you know, it's like, for example,
15:49I think that in the future we're gonna have so many different changes that,
15:53that are going to happen quite fast, which, uh, and sometimes that could be an advantage or
16:01at this advantage depending on how we see it. But, uh, it could be actually quite hard or quite
16:07difficult to, to adapt ourselves to all of these changes, don't you think?
16:17So, that's the point. So, that we have seafood, we have fish, shrimp, squid, clams and crab.
16:24So, do you remember other, other, uh, items here? Well, I only have one, uh, tuna. Okay, tuna,
16:34that's good. What else? Austin. Okay, those are clams, yeah, those are clams. The same. Any other?
16:49No, I don't remember. I don't. Okay, well, we have, uh, we can have, for example, here, uh, lobster,
16:58lobster, or, or sardines, you know, sardines, or, uh, how do we call this? Like, the, um, puffer fish,
17:09you know, the puffer fish, which is, like, a rather eccentric, uh, food, uh, that they make in Japan,
17:16and they actually make a dish called, uh, fugu. Have you heard of that dish?
17:23Oh, the fugu, it's, it's a dish that they make in Japan using the puffer fish. The puffer fish is,
17:30like, this kind of, uh, this kind of, uh, uh, of, uh, fish that, that has spikes all over its body,
17:37and, uh, uh, it's, it, it swallows itself, and, uh, it could be very dangerous, because sometimes
17:44people say that, uh, they could actually contain, uh, poison, and, you know, let me show you,
17:50let me show you here. Puffer fish. This is the puffer, the puffer fish. It's really common in the,
17:56in the ocean, you know? In the ocean, yeah. Like this one. Puffer fish? Uh-huh. Puffer fish,
18:04that's the one. So, in this case, which is very dangerous, because, I mean, you could be actually
18:10swimming, and you step on one of these, and it could be dangerous, because its spikes contain,
18:15uh, poison, you know? So, in Japan, they use it to make a dish, which is known as, uh, fugu,
18:22you know? Like, which is this, this dish, where they actually make these slices of this fish,
18:31like, very, um, thin slices, uh, but it could be very dangerous, because if you do not cut
18:39these slices properly, it could be dangerous for the person, because they contain a small amount,
18:46a small quantity of, uh, poison, due to the spikes that, uh, the puffer fish has, you know?
18:55So, it's, uh, there's a very interesting reading, and a very interesting video about this. We're gonna
19:00watch a little bit about this to see. But, you know, in Japan, they have some rather eccentric, uh,
19:06options to, to, to eat, you know? But, but, you know, that's their culture, you know? Well, we have
19:13different, well, octopus, you know? Sometimes octopus, it's, it's another, another common option
19:20that we have to, to eat. So, what else do we have? Grains. What about grains? Do you remember any other?
19:29Almond?
19:30Almond, uh, what about, for example, oats? Do you like oats? Oats?
19:40Sometimes people say it's very healthy. It's a type of grain, you know? But it's, uh,
19:45oats is very common, like, to, to have in these, um, in these, uh, hot mixture that you usually eat
19:53when you're sick, you know? When you have a cold, or when you have, when you're coughing, you know?
19:59So, the, those are small grains that are white, you know? Like, do you remember oats or not?
20:07I don't remember oats. Okay, no. Oats is like this picture. Let me show you.
20:14So, you can make, like, a kind of a mixture to eat whenever you feel,
20:18whenever you feel, uh, sick, whenever you feel with a sore throat, or, um, whenever you have fever,
20:28you know? Sometimes you can actually add fruit and it's delicious, you know? Well,
20:32there are different options that you can have with oats. So, it's a, it's a rather healthy option.
20:38It's a rather healthy option there to have.
20:42It's like, uh, very similar to, uh, it's very similar to, uh, this word, um,
20:59to granola, you know? It's very similar to that. It has a point.
21:03Uh, so, what else? Do you remember any other, any other option for grains?
21:09Nuts. Nuts. Yeah. Okay. Nuts. That's good. Nuts. Perfect.
21:15So, do we have, uh, dairy products? Uh, so, what about dairy? I mean, these days, a lot of people,
21:21a lot of people are having problems with dairy, don't you think? What do you think that that occurs?
21:27I think that, well, I've seen more and more people that actually, uh, do not tolerate, uh, dairy products,
21:34you know? Like milk or, or cheese. Uh, what do you think that these problems are becoming more and
21:40more common these days? Because I remember that, sorry, I remember that when we were little, we used to,
21:48to drink milk all the time, cereals, you know? And it was something very common. I mean,
21:53it wasn't, like, a big deal. And now I see people buying all types of different, uh, different, uh,
22:01types of milk, you know? And, uh, I don't know. What do you think?
22:07My thing is because all these products contain, uh, lactose.
22:13Yes. Mm-hmm. Dairy. Mm-hmm.
22:16The dairy products contain, uh, dairy.
22:21And sometimes people are becoming sensitive to these, uh, dairy products, you know, in their stomach.
22:34I don't know, yes, but it's a very common problem, right? These days.
22:38Yeah, I think so.
22:39I think that's why, uh, many, uh, many brands, many milk brands or, or yogurt brands or, uh,
22:50ice cream brands are offering one percentage milk and, uh, and different types of milk so that,
22:57or, or even milk that is extracted from oils, uh, or from seeds. So people could actually access to
23:06different milk options. So yeah, I mean, that's, that's quite of intriguing, that's quite of, uh,
23:13interesting, but, uh, but it's, uh, well, uh, uh, an option that we have there.
23:20So do we have, uh, what do we have? Butter, cheese, milk, yogurt,
23:25uh, what else, David? What else do we have? What do you think?
23:28Ice cream? That could be a, uh, another option?
23:56Cheesecake, yeah, that's very common, right, that's very common these days, dairy products, cheesecake, what about, for example, mayonnaise, you know, mayonnaise, that's another dairy product, do you like mayonnaise?
24:18Yeah, I like it. Yeah, sometimes, you know, yeah, a lot of people prefer mayonnaise instead of adding cream or any other product. Which one? Cream. Cream, that's good, that's good, there we have it, okay, perfect, so in this case we have, for example, with yogurt, there's another way in which,
24:45in which you can write yogurt, you have that spelling, that common spelling here, but you can also write, for example, like yogurt, like this, which is a little bit more common to write it in the United Kingdom, you can use both spellings, both are correct,
25:07so you have yogurt and yogurt, the same pronunciation, not a problem, but at the second option, it's a little bit more common in the United Kingdom, you know, so people tend to use that option.
25:17So now we have oils, what about oils, David, I don't know much about oils, but I think it's because I don't, I don't consume these much, you know, I use any oil that I find, but, do you know any other?
25:37Avocado, avocado oil?
25:40Avocado oil, perfect, yes, that's good, I haven't tried that one, have you?
25:43Avocado oil, what, teacher?
25:48Did you, did you try avocado oil?
25:51Yeah, I tried avocado oil, sometimes.
25:54Mm-hmm, okay, and how is it, did you like it?
25:56A new portion, yeah.
25:58Mm-hmm, okay, is it similar to, to corn oil, or olive oil, for example?
26:08Yeah, similar to corn oil.
26:10Okay, excellent, I remember, I remember, you know what, I remember,
26:13olive, you know, olive oil, I remember that one, because I remember that, when I was younger, when I was little,
26:20I used to, to, to have some spoons of that, whenever I felt sick, but, I don't know, it felt, it, it, it tastes really strange, you know, I don't know,
26:31So, it's, uh, that's a point.
26:37So, do we have, uh, coconut oil, what else, any other?
26:41Mm-hmm, coconut oil,
26:51cannon oil
27:07which one sorry
27:10I don't know how to say
27:13but
27:13soy oil
27:15soy oil
27:18yes
27:18we have
27:20let me see
27:21where we have
27:21that one
27:22we have
27:25that one
27:25we have
27:26we have
27:39that's gonna be
27:40soybean
27:40you know
27:41soybean oil
27:42perfect
27:43soybean oil
27:45and
27:45we also have
27:48what other
27:48grapeseed oil
27:51you know
27:51grapeseed
27:52that's
27:53grapeseed oil
27:54that's another option
27:55grapeseed oil
27:56not very common
27:58but
27:58this is extracted
28:00from the
28:01seeds
28:02from the grapes
28:04you know
28:04that's
28:07perfect
28:08so then we have
28:10then we have sweets
28:11you know
28:11so what about sweets
28:12this
28:13I think
28:13this is a very
28:15easy category
28:16do you remember
28:17do you remember
28:17any other
28:18any other option
28:20it's
28:21chocolates
28:23ice cream
28:25like actually
28:27the word sweets
28:28it's a little bit
28:28more british
28:29you know
28:29british people
28:30tend to call
28:31these snacks
28:32as sweets
28:33but in the united
28:35states
28:35it's more common
28:36to call it
28:37candies
28:38you know
28:39just like that
28:39candies
28:40but yeah
28:41sweets
28:41you know
28:42we have candy
28:43because candy
28:43we can have
28:44different types
28:45you know
28:45we have from
28:45candy gum
28:46we have from
28:47lollipops
28:48popsicles
28:49yeah
28:50what else
28:51um
28:53guns
28:54yes
28:55that's the point
28:56yeah
28:56so we
28:57we have
28:58we have so many
28:59options
29:00any other
29:00yes
29:02a
29:02gum
29:03stitcher
29:04candy gum
29:04yes
29:05candy gum
29:06we're gonna
29:07we're gonna
29:08write candy gum
29:09because gums
29:10could be
29:10mistaken for
29:11the gums
29:12of our feet
29:13you know
29:13so where
29:14our feet
29:15are attached
29:16that's
29:17that's where
29:18gums are
29:18uh
29:19so what else
29:20do we have
29:20so we have
29:21chocolate
29:21candy gum
29:22uh
29:22what else
29:23uh
29:23cupcakes
29:24perhaps
29:25you know
29:25oh brownies
29:28you know
29:28those are very
29:28common these
29:29days
29:29which is a
29:30kind of a
29:31cupcake
29:31but
29:32kind of a
29:33twinkie
29:33uh
29:34a brownie
29:35excellent
29:35very good
29:36so there we
29:36have some
29:37vocabulary
29:37here
29:38so for example
29:40here
29:41expand a vocabulary
29:42how many foods
29:43can you create
29:44use the vocabulary
29:45follow the example
29:46so we have
29:46in number one
29:47we have the word
29:48juice
29:49which is highlighted
29:50so um
29:52we might as well
29:53create some words
29:54using the
29:55words use
29:55for example
29:56apple juice
29:57mango juice
29:58uh
29:59what else
30:00lemon juice
30:00right
30:01do you remember
30:03any other
30:03apple juice
30:06apple juice
30:08mango juice
30:08lemon juice
30:09coconut
30:10juice
30:11okay
30:13well
30:14coconut juice
30:15um
30:15perfect
30:17that's good
30:18so now we have
30:19a salad
30:19tomato
30:20onion
30:21salad
30:21uh
30:22what else
30:22any other
30:25any other
30:25well
30:28carrot
30:29uh
30:29potato
30:31potatoes
30:32and um
30:33or potato
30:33salad
30:34right
30:34like mashed
30:35potatoes
30:35it's mashed
30:38potatoes
30:39uh-huh
30:39mashed potatoes
30:40is like for
30:41example
30:41potato salad
30:43uh
30:44mashed potatoes
30:45is for example
30:45when you
30:46mash
30:46when you
30:46actually
30:47use
30:48like
30:48um
30:49you can
30:52use
30:52well
30:53I forgot
30:53the name
30:54of this
30:54tool
30:54that you
30:55can get
30:55from the
30:56kitchen
30:56you know
30:57but
30:57but it's
30:59this kind
31:00of
31:00let me
31:05see
31:18like
31:22potato
31:23masher
31:23you know
31:23a potato
31:24masher
31:24to
31:25mash
31:25potatoes
31:25like
31:26to
31:26to
31:27make
31:27them
31:28a kind
31:28of
31:28um
31:29a kind
31:32of
31:32uh
31:32mixture
31:33so that
31:34you can
31:34use
31:34them
31:34in your
31:35in your
31:37meals
31:37as
31:37as a
31:38coverage
31:39for your
31:40for your
31:41meals
31:42so we
31:42have
31:43potato
31:43what
31:44else
31:45any
31:45other
31:45mashed
31:49potato
31:50let me
31:50see
31:51mashed
31:52potato
31:52with
31:53tomato
31:53onion
31:54salad
31:54and
31:55mashed
31:57potatoes
31:58yeah
31:58mashed
32:01potatoes
32:02is like
32:02for example
32:03when you
32:04create
32:04this kind
32:05of
32:05uh
32:05this
32:06kind
32:06of
32:07mixture
32:07of
32:08potatoes
32:08you know
32:09let me
32:09show
32:09you
32:10mashed
32:11potatoes
32:12like
32:13uh
32:13it's
32:13like
32:14it's
32:14um
32:15well
32:16we don't
32:16say
32:17like
32:17an
32:17ingredient
32:17but
32:18it's
32:18something
32:18like
32:19an
32:19addition
32:20that
32:20you
32:20can
32:20actually
32:21eat
32:21to
32:21your
32:21to
32:22your
32:22meals
32:23you
32:23know
32:23this
32:23is
32:23mashed
32:24potatoes
32:24that
32:24are
32:25actually
32:25very
32:25delicious
32:26with
32:26with
32:27foods
32:27and
32:28chicken
32:29you
32:29know
32:29like
32:32this
32:33kind
32:33of
32:33uh
32:33if I'm
32:34not mistaken
32:34sometimes
32:35they
32:35call
32:35it
32:36uh
32:36like
32:37creamy
32:37mashed
32:38potatoes
32:38or
32:39or
32:40or
32:40or
32:40curry
32:41you
32:41know
32:41they
32:41also
32:42call
32:42it
32:42like
32:42curry
32:43sometimes
32:44i don't
32:45know
32:45if
32:45it's
32:45the
32:45same
32:45actually
32:46i don't
32:50know
32:50the
32:51curry
32:51is
32:51like
32:51a
32:51mixture
32:52with
32:52meats
32:52but
32:52well
32:53mashed
32:53potatoes
32:53mashed
32:54potatoes
32:54could be
32:54added
32:54with
32:55to
32:55curry
32:55you
32:56know
32:56so
32:56that's
32:56that's
32:57mashed
32:57potatoes
32:58so
32:59so
32:59so
33:01what else
33:02do you
33:02have
33:02any
33:02other
33:03option
33:03for
33:03the
33:04salad
33:04section
33:04tomato
33:06onion
33:07salad
33:07potato
33:09salad
33:09carrot
33:18salad
33:18which
33:20one
33:20carrot
33:22salad
33:22okay
33:23carrot
33:24salad
33:24that's
33:25good
33:25carrot
33:27salad
33:27perfect
33:28right now
33:30that we
33:31say
33:31carrot
33:31i remember
33:32the
33:32carrot
33:34cake
33:35you know
33:35that's
33:35delicious
33:36carrot
33:36cake
33:36it's
33:37my
33:37favorite
33:37so
33:38that's
33:39that's
33:39the point
33:39so
33:40we have
33:41number
33:41three
33:42apple
33:42pie
33:42or
33:44also
33:44we have
33:45apple
33:46cake
33:47you know
33:47that's
33:47also
33:47delicious
33:48do you
33:49like
33:49those
33:49cakes
33:49David
33:50yes
33:51you
33:51like
33:52it
33:52those
33:52are
33:52very
33:53delicious
33:53yes
33:53i think
33:54those
33:54are
33:54an
33:54excellent
33:55option
33:55so
33:56they
33:56have
33:56apple
33:57pie
33:57what
33:58else
33:58pineapple
33:59pie
34:00pineapple
34:00perfect
34:01yes
34:02pineapple
34:02pineapple
34:03pie
34:04or
34:04what
34:04else
34:05do you
34:24know
34:25any
34:25other
34:25option
34:25here
34:26that
34:26we
34:26could
34:26have
34:27naturally
34:29pineapple
34:30pie
34:30you
34:31know
34:31blueberry
34:32pie
34:32you
34:33know
34:33blueberry
34:33that's
34:34another
34:34one
34:34of
34:34my
34:35favorites
34:35blueberry
34:36pie
34:37you
34:37know
34:38there
34:38are
34:38so
34:38many
34:38delicious
34:39pies
34:40so
34:40there
34:40if
34:42i'm
34:42mistaken
34:42you
34:42can
34:43also
34:43make
34:43carrot
34:43pie
34:44you
34:44know
34:44that's
34:45that's
34:46another
34:46possibility
34:47like
34:47carrot
34:48pie
34:49different
34:50different
34:50options
34:51like
34:52very good
34:53options
34:53to have
34:54as a
34:54meal
34:55with
34:55the
34:55family
34:55in
34:55the
34:56afternoon
34:56you
34:56know
34:57to have
34:57a
34:57good
34:57time
34:58so
34:59there
34:59we
34:59have
34:59number
34:59four
35:00we've
35:01got
35:01here
35:01grilled
35:02fish
35:02so
35:04we've
35:04got
35:04here
35:04grilled
35:05fish
35:05so
35:06any
35:07other
35:07option
35:07that you
35:08remember
35:08with the
35:08word
35:09grilled
35:10grilled
35:12chicken
35:13grilled chicken
35:14perfect
35:15grilled chicken
35:16delicious
35:17option
35:17what else
35:18I think
35:24chicken
35:24could be
35:24very
35:25difficult
35:25to
35:25replace
35:26in
35:26the
35:26future
35:26you
35:27know
35:27why
35:29well
35:30I don't
35:31know
35:31because
35:32well
35:32the
35:32flavor
35:33of
35:33chicken
35:33is
35:34very
35:34tasty
35:34I
35:34mean
35:35so
35:35I
35:35don't
35:35know
35:36of
35:37any
35:37other
35:37option
35:38that
35:38could
35:39actually
35:39taste
35:39similar
35:40to
35:40chicken
35:41do
35:41you
35:41what
35:42do
35:42you
35:42think
35:43okay
35:45I
35:45got a
35:46TGS
35:46I
35:46think
35:47I
35:47think
35:47the
35:48name
35:48is
35:48very
35:49particular
35:49taste
35:50right
35:50the
35:51chicken
35:51yeah
35:52it would
35:52be
35:53difficult
35:53to
35:53replace
35:53it
35:54because
35:54chicken
35:55has
35:55a
35:55very
35:55unique
35:56flavor
35:56you
35:57know
35:57and
35:58so
35:58has
36:00turkey
36:02you
36:03know
36:03turkey
36:03so
36:07does
36:07turkey
36:07sorry
36:08turkey
36:08could
36:09be
36:09also
36:09very
36:09difficult
36:10to
36:10replace
36:11the
36:12same
36:12with
36:12fish
36:13you
36:13know
36:13I
36:13mean
36:13fish
36:14I
36:15don't
36:15know
36:15but
36:15fish
36:16could
36:16be
36:17difficult
36:17to
36:17replace
36:18I
36:18mean
36:18fish
36:19it's
36:19something
36:19that
36:20we
36:20extract
36:21from
36:21nature
36:22that
36:22we
36:22obtain
36:23from
36:23nature
36:23and
36:24I
36:24think
36:24that
36:25fish
36:25there's
36:26plenty
36:26of
36:27product
36:27to
36:28get
36:28fish
36:28because
36:29the
36:29oceans
36:29are
36:30filled
36:31with
36:31fish
36:32I
36:33know
36:33that
36:33sometimes
36:33the
36:34problems
36:35with
36:35nature
36:36and
36:36the
36:36climate
36:37change
36:37could
36:38be
36:38quite
36:38difficult
36:40to
36:40maintain
36:41or
36:41to
36:42fight
36:43back
36:43but
36:44I
36:45think
36:45fish
36:46it's
36:46always
36:46an
36:47option
36:47you
36:47know
36:47fish
36:48despite
36:49the
36:49fact
36:49of
36:49being
36:50scarce
36:50or
36:51because
36:51of
36:51hurricanes
36:52or
36:52because
36:53of
36:53contamination
36:54or
36:55pollution
36:55in the
36:56ocean
36:56I
36:57think
36:57fish
36:57thrives
37:00in
37:00different
37:01areas
37:01of
37:02the
37:02ocean
37:03right
37:03fish
37:05flourish
37:06all
37:08over
37:08the
37:08place
37:09so
37:10fish
37:11flourishes
37:11all
37:12over
37:12the
37:12place
37:12in
37:13different
37:13oceans
37:13so
37:14there
37:14is
37:14always
37:14an
37:14option
37:15to
37:16eat
37:16fish
37:17so
37:18what
37:19else
37:19do we
37:19have
37:19we
37:19have
37:20grilled
37:20chicken
37:20any
37:21other
37:21grilled
37:27beef
37:28ok
37:29grilled
37:30beef
37:30perfect
37:31grilled
37:32beef
37:32that's
37:33good
37:33then we
37:34have
37:34grilled
37:34fish
37:35grilled
37:35chicken
37:35grilled
37:36beef
37:36like
37:39what else
37:40do we
37:40have
37:40like
37:41for
37:41example
37:41grilled
37:42ribs
37:43you know
37:44those
37:44are
37:44delicious
37:44too
37:45you know
37:46different
37:46options
37:48that we
37:48have
37:48here
37:49then we
37:49have
37:49fried
37:50squid
37:50fried
37:52well
37:53fried
37:53chicken
37:53could
37:54also
37:54be
37:54fried
37:54you know
37:55like
37:55fried
37:56chicken
37:56fried
37:58or
37:58grilled
37:59fried
38:00fish
38:00I think
38:01grilled
38:01it's
38:02it's
38:02my
38:02favorite
38:03you know
38:03I think
38:04whatever
38:04is
38:04grilled
38:05is
38:05delicious
38:05because
38:06it
38:06has
38:06these
38:07sour
38:09flavor
38:09you know
38:10to it
38:10so
38:11it's
38:11really
38:12delicious
38:12so
38:13what
38:13do
38:13you
38:13think
38:13about
38:14fried
38:14fried
38:16fish
38:17fried
38:17fish
38:18perfect
38:18fried
38:20fish
38:21any
38:21other
38:21only
38:26this
38:26one
38:26the
38:26char
38:26okay
38:27excellent
38:27very good
38:28fried
38:28fish
38:29then we've
38:30got here
38:30what about
38:31for example
38:32fried
38:35lobster
38:35you know
38:36fried
38:36lobster
38:37that we
38:38can have
38:38so we
38:39can have
38:39different
38:39options
38:40then we
38:41have
38:42or
38:44well
38:44it's not
38:45meats
38:45but
38:46we could
38:47actually add
38:47french
38:48french fries
38:49best
38:50it's
38:51those
38:51are
38:51fried
38:52potatoes
38:53you know
38:53so
38:53that
38:54could
38:54be
38:55what
38:56about
38:56potato
38:57soup
38:57any
38:58other
38:58option
38:59david
38:59potato
39:01soup
39:01onion
39:03soup
39:03onion
39:04soup
39:04perfect
39:05onion
39:06soup
39:07what
39:07about
39:07cream
39:08soup
39:08a lot
39:08people
39:09like
39:09cream
39:10soup
39:10have
39:11you
39:11tried
39:11it
39:11i haven't
39:13tried
39:13it
39:13myself
39:14i haven't
39:14had
39:14it
39:15myself
39:15but
39:15i don't
39:15know
39:16could
39:16it
39:16be
39:16a
39:16good
39:17option
39:17what
39:17do
39:17you
39:17think
39:18yeah
39:19okay
39:19yes
39:20sure
39:20cream
39:20soup
39:21another
39:22one
39:23could
39:23be
39:23carrot
39:27soup
39:28i want to
39:31make the
39:31same
39:31like
39:32cream
39:32soup
39:33okay
39:34carrot
39:34soup
39:35that's
39:35perfect
39:35carrot
39:37soup
39:37that's
39:38another
39:38option
39:38good
39:39and
39:40what's
39:41the other
39:41tomato
39:42tomato
39:42soup
39:43you know
39:43i think
39:43that one's
39:44delicious
39:44you know
39:45that one's
39:45i like
39:45that one
39:46i like
39:46tomato
39:47and those
39:48are
39:48very
39:48that's
39:49that's
39:49a very
39:49common
39:49option
39:50to find
39:50it
39:50in diners
39:52you know
39:52in different
39:53diners
39:53do you know
39:53what a
39:54what a
39:54diner
39:55is
39:55like
39:56a diner
39:57do you
39:58know
39:58what
39:58that is
39:59yes i know
40:00okay
40:01excellent
40:01very good
40:02so those
40:02these
40:03small restaurants
40:06that you can
40:06find out
40:07around the united
40:07states
40:08that are
40:08actually
40:08open 24
40:097
40:09you know
40:1024
40:10hours
40:117 days
40:12a week
40:12to have
40:13different
40:13options
40:14you can
40:14get
40:15all sort
40:16of options
40:16there
40:17all sort
40:18of
40:18foods
40:19there
40:19you can
40:20get
40:20from a
40:21donut
40:21to
40:22tomato
40:23soup
40:23to a
40:24hamburger
40:24to french
40:25fries
40:25to a
40:26cheesecake
40:26to coffee
40:27i mean
40:28there are
40:29plenty of
40:29options
40:29to have
40:30in a
40:31diner
40:32perfect
40:33very good
40:33so there
40:34we have
40:35these
40:35vocabulary
40:35do you
40:36have any
40:36questions
40:36with
40:37vocabulary
40:38david
40:38no
40:39teacher
40:40perfect
40:41that's
40:41good
40:41so we
40:42have
40:42there
40:42is
40:43are
40:43with
40:43count
40:44and
40:44non
40:44count
40:44nouns
40:45anything
40:45and
40:46nothing
40:47we
40:47have
40:47these
40:48words
40:48in the
40:48grammar
40:48section
40:49for example
40:50do you
40:50remember
40:51how to
40:51use
40:51anything
40:52and
40:52nothing
40:53in the
40:53grammar
40:53aspects
40:54of
40:54english
40:55you know
40:57like
40:57what's
40:58the
40:58difference
40:58of using
40:59anything
41:00and
41:00nothing
41:00that you
41:01may
41:01remember
41:02no
41:03i don't
41:03remember
41:04teacher
41:04i think
41:05so
41:05anything
41:06is
41:06for
41:06negative
41:08use
41:08and
41:12i don't
41:13remember
41:13how to
41:14use
41:14nothing
41:15okay
41:15well
41:16sort of
41:17they're
41:18sort of
41:18the same
41:19you know
41:19in these
41:19aspects
41:20for example
41:20in this
41:20case
41:21nothing
41:22it's
41:23for
41:24it's
41:25an
41:25absolute
41:25you know
41:26it's
41:26an
41:26absolute
41:27negative
41:28word
41:28so
41:29we
41:29have
41:29to
41:29use
41:30it
41:30without
41:31without
41:32any
41:33intermediate
41:33auxiliaries
41:34because
41:35the
41:35very
41:36word
41:37nothing
41:37it's
41:38completely
41:38negative
41:39it's
41:39similar
41:39to
41:40what
41:41do
41:41we
41:41have
41:41it's
41:41similar
41:42to
41:42ever
41:42and
41:43never
41:43remember
41:44okay
41:46because
41:48never
41:48is
41:48negative
41:49so
41:50ever
41:50could
41:51also
41:51be
41:51negative
41:51but
41:52depending
41:52on
41:52the
41:52context
41:53you know
41:53depending
41:53on
41:54the
41:54context
41:54so
41:54the
41:54same
41:54happens
41:55with
41:55nothing
41:55and
41:55anything
41:56anything
41:57could
41:57actually
41:57help
41:57you
41:58to
41:58represent
41:59an
41:59option
42:00whereas
42:01nothing
42:01helps
42:02you
42:02to
42:02represent
42:03an
42:03absolute
42:03and
42:04that's
42:04an
42:05absolute
42:05negative
42:06option
42:06you
42:07know
42:07so
42:08for
42:08example
42:08in
42:08this
42:08case
42:09in
42:11this
42:11case
42:11for
42:12example
42:12use
42:13there
42:13with
42:14use
42:15is
42:15there
42:15with
42:16anything
42:16and
42:16nothing
42:17we
42:17have
42:17here
42:17some
42:18examples
42:18is
42:19is
42:19there
42:20anything
42:21to
42:21eat
42:21no
42:22there
42:23is
42:23nothing
42:23or
42:24no
42:25there
42:25isn't
42:26anything
42:26or
42:27simply
42:28no
42:28there
42:28isn't
42:28you
42:29know
42:29so
42:29in
42:29anything
42:30anything
42:30is
42:30commonly
42:31used
42:31in
42:32questions
42:32aren't
42:33and
42:34negative
42:34examples
42:35for
42:35example
42:35we
42:36can
42:36say
42:36we're
42:37gonna
42:37write
42:37a
42:38couple
42:38of
42:38examples
42:38here
42:39I
42:39don't
42:40have
42:40anything
42:41I
42:42don't
42:42have
42:43anything
42:43for
42:44breakfast
42:44I
42:45don't
42:45have
42:45anything
42:46for
42:46breakfast
42:46so
42:47in
42:47this
42:47case
42:48you're
42:48using
42:48an
42:48auxiliary
42:49which
42:49is
42:49don't
42:50or
42:51for
42:51example
42:51I
42:52didn't
42:52I
42:53didn't
42:53order
42:54anything
42:55for
42:56dinner
42:56I
42:57didn't
42:58order
42:58anything
42:58for
42:58dinner
42:59so
42:59that's
43:00good
43:00but
43:01if
43:01you
43:01plan
43:02to
43:02use
43:02anything
43:03for
43:04a
43:04question
43:05that's
43:05another
43:05option
43:06that's
43:06another
43:06possibility
43:07for
43:07example
43:07let's
43:08say
43:09do
43:09you
43:09do
43:10you
43:10have
43:11anything
43:11do
43:12you
43:12have
43:13anything
43:13to
43:13eat
43:14it's
43:14like
43:14you're
43:15trying
43:15to
43:15guess
43:16you're
43:16infer
43:17if
43:17that
43:17person
43:18has
43:18an
43:19option
43:19to
43:20share
43:20with
43:20you
43:21right
43:21is
43:22there
43:22do
43:22you
43:22have
43:23anything
43:23to
43:23eat
43:23or
43:24is
43:24there
43:24anything
43:25that
43:26we
43:26could
43:26share
43:26with
43:27our
43:27guests
43:27in
43:28a
43:28kitchen
43:29you
43:29know
43:29are
43:30there
43:30are
43:33there
43:33any
43:34cookies
43:35are
43:36there
43:36any
43:37cupcakes
43:37are
43:38there
43:38any
43:39brownies
43:42you
43:42know
43:42so
43:42do
43:42you
43:42have
43:43anything
43:43do
43:44you
43:44have
43:44anything
43:44as
43:46do
43:46you
43:46have
43:46anything
43:46for
43:47dessert
43:47right
43:48do
43:48you
43:48have
43:50anything
43:50for
43:52dessert
43:52right
43:54so
43:55that's
43:55anything
43:56you're
43:56trying to
43:56ask
43:57if there's
43:57something
43:58because you're
43:58not sure
43:59if this
44:00person
44:00has
44:01something
44:02in their
44:03kitchen
44:03or not
44:04so you
44:05generally
44:06use it
44:07with
44:07negative
44:07auxiliaries
44:08which is
44:09this
44:09example
44:10we have
44:11negative
44:12auxiliaries
44:14you know
44:14negative
44:15auxiliaries
44:15or
44:16interrogative
44:17so that's
44:20generally
44:20how
44:21how we
44:23use it
44:23but you
44:24shall never
44:25use it
44:25in affirmative
44:26you know
44:26in affirmative
44:27it's not
44:27possible
44:28because
44:28if you
44:29say
44:29for instance
44:30I have
44:31anything
44:32to tell
44:32you
44:33no
44:33that's
44:33wrong
44:34I have
44:35anything
44:35I have
44:36anything
44:36to tell
44:37you
44:37that's
44:38incorrect
44:39you know
44:39incorrect
44:40that's not
44:41possible
44:42because
44:42anything
44:42needs
44:43an auxiliary
44:44to work
44:45properly
44:45but on
44:47the contrary
44:47you have
44:48nothing
44:48nothing
44:49nothing
44:50is based
44:51in the
44:51absolute
44:51in the
44:52negative
44:53absolute
44:53as an
44:54absolute
44:54for example
44:55and as
44:57we mentioned
44:58above
44:58nothing
44:59is completely
45:00negative
45:01so it's
45:02not necessary
45:02to add
45:03an auxiliary
45:03so you
45:05simply
45:05say
45:05I
45:06have
45:07nothing
45:08I have
45:09nothing
45:10for
45:11dinner
45:11I have
45:12nothing
45:12for
45:13dinner
45:13you know
45:14so you
45:14see
45:14that
45:15here
45:15we don't
45:16say
45:16I
45:17don't
45:17have
45:18nothing
45:18because
45:18you
45:19would
45:19actually
45:19repeat
45:20the
45:21negative
45:21function
45:21which
45:22is
45:22not
45:22necessary
45:23because
45:23don't
45:25is
45:25negative
45:25and
45:26nothing
45:26is
45:26negative
45:27so
45:27it's
45:27not
45:27necessary
45:28to
45:28repeat
45:29the
45:29function
45:32you
45:32know
45:32because
45:33of
45:34the
45:34auxiliary
45:35so I
45:37have
45:37nothing
45:38for
45:38dinner
45:38or
45:40for
45:41example
45:41we
45:42have
45:42nothing
45:43we have
45:44nothing
45:44to
45:45cook
45:45you
45:46know
45:46we
45:46have
45:47nothing
45:47to
45:47cook
45:48there
45:51is
45:51nothing
45:51to
45:52share
45:52there's
45:53nothing
45:54there's
45:55nothing
45:56to
45:56share
45:56to
46:14cook
46:15there's
46:16nothing
46:16in
46:17negative
46:17statements
46:18there
46:18is
46:18nothing
46:19there's
46:20a great
46:20option
46:21there is
46:21nothing
46:21in the
46:22kitchen
46:22there is
46:23nothing
46:23to
46:25cook
46:26there's
46:26nothing
46:26to
46:27eat
46:27but we
46:28don't say
46:28there is
46:29nothing
46:29because
46:30isn't
46:30as we
46:31can see
46:31here
46:32isn't
46:32is the
46:33negative
46:33auxiliary
46:34the negative
46:34function
46:35with
46:36the
46:36word to be
46:38grammar
46:38and
46:38nothing
46:39is
46:40the
46:40negative
46:42word
46:42so
46:42negative
46:43and negative
46:43would be
46:44incorrect
46:44so we
46:45simply say
46:46there is
46:47nothing
46:48you know
46:48positive
46:49and negative
46:49so that
46:50we
46:50can
46:50differentiate
46:52the
46:53both
46:54options
46:55you know
46:55then we
46:56have
46:56there
46:57isn't
46:58anything
46:58but we
46:59don't
46:59say
47:00there
47:01is
47:01anything
47:02you
47:02see
47:02so it's
47:03like
47:03the
47:03contrary
47:04we
47:04use
47:05anything
47:05with
47:05auxiliaries
47:06but
47:07we
47:07don't
47:08use
47:08nothing
47:09with
47:09auxiliaries
47:10you
47:11see
47:11okay
47:13teacher
47:14there
47:15is
47:15not
47:15anything
47:17okay
47:18for example
47:19and of
47:20course
47:20we
47:21cannot
47:22make
47:22nothing
47:23in
47:24questions
47:24because
47:25that's
47:26not
47:26appropriate
47:27that's
47:27the reason
47:28for which
47:28you
47:28have
47:29anything
47:29for
47:29example
47:30let's
47:30say
47:30that
47:30we're
47:30having
47:31a
47:31conversation
47:31and
47:32we
47:32say
47:33I
47:34remember
47:35I
47:35remember
47:35that
47:36I
47:37didn't
47:38I
47:38didn't
47:38bring
47:39anything
47:39for
47:40breakfast
47:41for
47:42breakfast
47:42I
47:43remember
47:43that
47:43I
47:43didn't
47:44bring
47:44anything
47:44for
47:45breakfast
47:45do
47:47you
47:47have
47:48anything
47:48to
47:49share
47:49do
47:50you
47:50have
47:50anything
47:50to
47:50share
47:51you
47:51know
47:51like
47:52anything
47:53anything
47:53is
47:54the
47:54contrary
47:54to
47:55something
47:55you
47:56know
47:56remember
47:57something
47:57something
47:58is
47:58commonly
47:59used
47:59in
47:59the
47:59affirmative
48:00you
48:02can
48:02also
48:02use
48:02something
48:03in
48:03questions
48:04but
48:05only
48:05in
48:05questions
48:06when
48:06you
48:06make
48:07an
48:07offer
48:07to
48:08something
48:08for
48:08example
48:09when
48:10you
48:10want
48:10to
48:10make
48:10an
48:10invitation
48:11to
48:12somebody
48:12you
48:13know
48:13for
48:13example
48:13when
48:13you
48:13say
48:14would
48:15you
48:15like
48:16something
48:17to
48:18eat
48:18you
48:19can
48:19use
48:19something
48:20in
48:20those
48:21questions
48:21but
48:22you
48:22cannot
48:23use
48:23something
48:23in
48:24the
48:24case
48:24that
48:25you're
48:25trying
48:25to
48:25infer
48:26that
48:26you're
48:26trying
48:27to
48:27guess
48:27that
48:28you're
48:28trying
48:29to
48:29find
48:30if
48:30that
48:30person
48:30has
48:31something
48:32to
48:32share
48:33with
48:33you
48:33in
48:34that
48:34case
48:34you
48:35would
48:35use
48:35anything
48:36you
48:36know
48:36as
48:37in
48:37the
48:37examples
48:37that
48:37we
48:38had
48:38above
48:38for
48:39example
48:39in
48:39this
48:39example
48:40that
48:40we
48:40had
48:40above
48:40I
48:41don't
48:41know
48:41if
48:42this
48:42person
48:43has
48:43something
48:44to
48:45share
48:45with
48:45me
48:46you
48:46know
48:46so
48:47that's
48:47why
48:47I'm
48:47asking
48:47do
48:48you
48:48have
48:48anything
48:49to
48:49share
48:50because
48:50I
48:50don't
48:51have
48:51previous
48:51knowledge
48:52if
48:53this
48:53is
48:54possible
48:54you
48:54know
48:54so
48:55I'm
48:55trying
48:55to
48:55ask
48:56I'm
48:56trying
48:56to
48:56guess
48:57I'm
48:57trying
48:57to
48:58infer
48:58do
48:59you
48:59have
48:59anything
48:59to
48:59share
49:00because
49:01I
49:01remember
49:01that
49:01I
49:01didn't
49:02bring
49:02anything
49:02for
49:02breakfast
49:03you
49:03see
49:04on
49:05the
49:05contrary
49:05is
49:05something
49:06something
49:06is
49:07whenever
49:07you
49:07want
49:07to
49:08ask
49:08whenever
49:09you
49:09want
49:09to
49:09make
49:10an
49:10offer
49:10whenever
49:11you
49:11want
49:11to
49:11make
49:11an
49:11invitation
49:12would
49:12you
49:12like
49:12something
49:13to
49:13eat
49:13would
49:13you
49:13like
49:14something
49:14to
49:14drink
49:15you
49:18see
49:18so
49:20that's
49:20the point
49:20so
49:21in
49:21this
49:21case
49:22for
49:24example
49:25I
49:25remember
49:25that
49:25I
49:26didn't
49:26bring
49:26anything
49:26for
49:27breakfast
49:27do
49:27you
49:27have
49:28anything
49:28to
49:28share
49:28and
49:29the
49:29person
49:29would
49:30actually
49:30would
49:31actually
49:31answer
49:32oh
49:33I'm
49:33sorry
49:34I'm
49:35sorry
49:35I
49:36have
49:36nothing
49:36for
49:38breakfast
49:39either
49:40I
49:40have
49:41nothing
49:41for
49:41breakfast
49:42either
49:42so
49:43that's
49:44another
49:45option
49:45so
49:46nothing
49:46it's
49:47completely
49:47for
49:48the
49:49affirmative
49:49statements
49:50without
49:51using
49:52any
49:53accelerates
49:53in the
49:54intermediate
49:55of the
49:55statement
49:56so
49:57we
49:57cannot
49:57add
49:58for
49:59example
49:59here
49:59it
50:01wouldn't
50:01be
50:01possible
50:01to
50:02add
50:02an
50:03auxiliary
50:04like
50:04don't
50:05like
50:05this
50:06one
50:06so
50:07that's
50:07not
50:07possible
50:08because
50:08it's
50:09not
50:09an
50:09appropriate
50:10option
50:10so
50:12that's
50:13the
50:13point
50:13you
50:15see
50:15so
50:16do you
50:16have
50:16any
50:16questions
50:17David
50:17no
50:18the
50:18chair
50:19okay
50:19so
50:20in
50:21this
50:21case
50:21sometimes
50:22it's
50:22confusing
50:23but
50:23just
50:23remember
50:24to
50:25use
50:25anything
50:26for
50:27questions
50:28and
50:28negative
50:28and
50:29nothing
50:30for
50:31absolutes
50:32you
50:32know
50:32affirmative
50:33absolutes
50:34for
50:34example
50:35there's
50:36nothing
50:36there's
50:37nothing
50:38there's
50:39nothing
50:39in the
50:40kitchen
50:40there's
50:42nothing
50:43in the
50:43kitchen
50:43there's
50:44nothing
50:44in the
50:45kitchen
50:45and
50:47then
50:47you can
50:48make a
50:48question
50:48is
50:49there
50:49anything
50:50that
50:52is
50:53there
50:53anything
50:54that
50:54we
50:55could
50:56buy
50:57for
50:58tonight's
50:59dinner
51:00is
51:01there
51:01anything
51:01that
51:01we
51:01could
51:02buy
51:02for
51:02tonight's
51:02dinner
51:03so
51:03I'm
51:03making
51:03a
51:03question. So in this question, I cannot use, I cannot replace anything for nothing. For
51:09example, if you say, is there nothing? That's not appropriate. Sometimes in the informal
51:15English, in the English that you can hear from gangs or on the streets, they tend to
51:21use nothing with accelerators. For example, I don't nothing, you know, I don't have nothing
51:26to share, I don't have nothing to tell, but that's only in the informal English. That's
51:32not possible in the correct grammar. So we simply leave the option nothing for absolutes,
51:39negative, completely negative absolutes that we would like to highlight. So those are the
51:45options, you see. So it's very simple. So there we have it, this is the grammar section. We
51:52have grammar booster, expressing quantities, some and any, how much and how many, count
51:58and non-count nouns, and spelling rules. So those are very interesting topics that we're
52:06going to review. So tomorrow we're going to make some of these examples and to practice
52:10some of these dialogues that are very interesting. And we're also going to read a little bit more
52:15about these synthetic beef that, that it's intended to, to be an alternative in the future, right?
52:24But we will do a little bit more of that tomorrow. Do you have any questions, David?
52:28Not be sure, thank you.
52:30Not be sure, thank you.
52:31Okay, excellent, pretty good. I'm going to share this section of the grammar with you
52:36in the WhatsApp group, you know, so you can have it, you can check it out, try to practice
52:41it, try to analyze it. And if you have any questions, let me know, okay?
52:45Okay, thank you.
52:46So that's good. So that's it for today, David. Thank you very much for coming. I hope that you
52:51have a great day and I will see you tomorrow. See you tomorrow, teacher. Bye-bye.
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