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Victoria Beckham's Son Used His Mom's Girl Power to Get More Instagram Followers

Victoria Beckham explained to Ellen that her son Romeo made her dance to a Spice Girls song just so he could get his TikTok numbers up. Plus, the star showed Ellen how to do her signature pose, and talked about her brand new beauty line.
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๐ŸŽง Scary Food

Paul and Todd look at the threat of disease to the food supply and food concerns.


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๐Ÿ‡ฌ๐Ÿ‡งPaul: One interesting thing for me is that, you know, over the recent years, we've had countless incidents where cattle and animal stock have become diseased, and they've had to be culled, you know; they've had to be killed to stop the disease. I think, you know, that's also a kind of a very important issue, why these animals are becoming so diseased. Is it a sign that we're doing something wrong? What do you think about that?

๐Ÿ‡บ๐Ÿ‡ธTodd: Yeah. I mean, that's a scary one. I've lived in quite a few countries over the years, and every country that I've lived in has always been paranoid about the - mad cow disease. So, even in England, I lived in your country in England about seventeen years ago, and there were concerns about that first propping up. And then, you know, in Asia now, the Asian countries are worried about it.

Paul: Hm.

Todd: To be honest, I don't even give it any thought, you know. I mean, I hear about there's high levels of mercury in salmon. You shouldn't eat too much salmon. You have to worry about mad cow disease if you eat beef. I think you have to worry about other diseases with the chicken. You know, they had the bird flu a while ago. So yeah, I don't know. I don't know what to think, really.

Paul: Yeah.

Todd: I mean, it hasn't changed my eating patterns. Has it changed your eating patterns?

Paul: Um, no, not particularly. I'd have to say that I do still eat meat. I had grilled chicken yesterday. And so, you know, like I said, it's very difficult to be or kind of morally high when you eat animals. One interesting thing is about animals that we select for captivity, like you know, if they're not cute or -

Todd: Right.

Paul: You know, it seems to be like it's only the cute animals in the world that we care about.

Todd: Right.

Paul: What about the ugly ones? And this kind of give you - it's a bit warped, isn't it? It's not really true to kind of, you know, representative of the animal kingdom.

Todd: And there's definitely a bias towards animals, let's say, than versus insects. You don't hear about people like crusading against - to save insects.

Paul: That's right, huh.

Todd: Cockroaches, centipedes, spiders, whatever. And yet technically, that's a life form as well, right?

Paul: Yeah. You know, insects, they - you know, within ecosystems they carry out very key roles, you know.

Todd: Right.

Paul: Yet, we're not fascinated with insects. In fact, most people have some sort of repulsion towards insects.

Todd: Right.

Paul: So yeah, again, it's kind of like we choose to kind of make this kind of Disneyland of animals of we hav curiosity about, the cute ones and the ones that are able to do tricks and stuff. But you know, what about the other guys?

Todd: Fair enough, man. Good point.
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โ–ช๏ธCulled

The animals have to be culled.

Cull means to kill some animals to stop disease or to control the population.  Notice the following:

โ–ซ๏ธIn 2008, huge numbers of chickens were culled to stop the spread of the avian flu.

โ–ซ๏ธCulling is controversial in many countries.


โ–ช๏ธParanoid

Paranoid about disease.

Paranoid describes an unreasonable belief that someone or something is going to harm you.  Notice the following:

โ–ซ๏ธWhen I travel, I'm always paranoid about drinking the water.

โ–ซ๏ธHe's really paranoid about eating street food.


โ–ช๏ธGive (it) a thought

I don't even give it a thought.

To give something a thought means to think about it.  Notice the following:

โ–ซ๏ธI never gave it a second thought.

โ–ซ๏ธGive it some thought and let me know by tomorrow.


โ–ช๏ธEating patterns

These concerns haven't changed my eating patterns.

The term eating patterns describes what we usually eat.  Notice the following:

โ–ซ๏ธMy eating patterns have never changed.

โ–ซ๏ธThe doctor ordered him to change his eating patterns.


โ–ช๏ธWarped

It's a bit warped.

Warped ideas are thoughts and opinions that most people think are not normal.  Notice the following:

โ–ซ๏ธHis idea of a healthy diet seems a bit warped.

โ–ซ๏ธAfter reading my short story, Our English teacher said I had a warped mind.
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โœ… Learn 11 ANGRY #Phrasal_Verbs in English
Have you ever had to explain how angry you were in a particular situation? In this lesson, you will learn what a phrasal verb is and some of the most common phrasal verbs native speakers use to talk about anger. Iโ€™ll teach you blow up, freak out, work up, fly into a rage, lash out, cheer up, and many more! Phrasal verbs can be difficult for English learners to remember because they donโ€™t always make sense. But donโ€™t freak out! Watch this lesson, and then take the quiz so that youโ€™ll remember them.
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โœ… 8 Tips for British English #Pronunciation
Take your English to the next level by learning eight pronunciation tips that will help you sound like a native speaker. These tips apply to a British English accent or a neutral English accent. In this lesson, you will learn about -ed and -ing word endings, the difference in pronunciation between the north and south of England, the schwa sound, the pronunciation of the R sound in English, the tricky th sound, and more. Whether you want to perfect your pronunciation or learn about different accents, this video is for you. After watching, complete the quiz to test your understanding.
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โœด๏ธ music to your ears

๐Ÿ“š Meaning:

If something is music to your ears, it's just what you want to hear.

โœ For example:

๐Ÿ”บWhen Halle heard Jason say "I do" at their wedding, it was music to her ears.

๐Ÿ”บAfter I'd done my final dive, the judges all said 9.9 or 10 and the crowd cheered. It was music to my ears!

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โœ… pick on

๐Ÿ”ฐ Meaning:

If you pick on someone, you repeatedly treat them badly or criticize them.

โœ For example:

๐Ÿ”บJoe sounds childish when he says things like "Why does the boss always pick on me ?"

๐Ÿ”บWhen Jill was in high school, the other girls picked on her because she was overweight.

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โœด๏ธ breathe out

โœ Meaning:

to push air out from your lungs through your nose or mouth

โœ For example:

๐Ÿ”บ breathe out:
 The doctor asked me if it hurt when I breathed out.

๐Ÿ”บ breathe out sth:
 We breathe out air into which our lungs have excreted carbon dioxide.

๐Ÿ”บ breathe sth out:
When she breathed the fog out, it looked like she was smoking.

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When you breathe out, your chest and lungs................ .
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 a. get bigger
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b. get smaller
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โœ… Learn English Grammar: How to use SO & SO THAT
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โœ… How to give the BEST speech or presentation in English
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โœ… Vocabulary: Talking about CLOTHES in English
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โœ… Improve your vocabulary: Synonyms for โ€œsmallโ€ in English
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