10 Questions
True or false:Ravi and Tess are musicians.
False
True or false: Bob Marley was a Jamaican musician and Rastafarian.
True
True or false: Bob Marley died of old age.
False
True or false: Hannah and Max play a game called Fast Food.
False
True or false: The Bun Festival in Cheung Chau honours the sea god Pak Tai.
True
True or false: During the three days before the Bun Festival, people on Cheung Chau don't eat meat.
True
True or false: The hosts ask listeners to send in interesting facts about their country.
False
True or false: British money is in pounds and cents.
False
True or false: British people use informal phrases like "What do you fancy?" to ask what someone wants to eat or drink.
True
True or false: Jamie suggests a cheese and tomato toasted sandwich to Carolina.
True
Study Notes
- Ravi and Tess host a podcast
- Marcus is a guest who wants to meet Bob Marley
- Bob Marley was a Jamaican musician and Rastafarian
- He died of cancer at a young age
- His music was positive and had a universal message
- Hannah and Max play a game called Hot Seat
- Robert Watson is Our Man in Hong Kong
- Cheung Chau celebrates its Bun Festival every May
- The festival honours Pak Tai, the sea god
- For three days before the festival, no one on the island eats meat.
- The hosts discuss fast food and ask listeners to send in interesting facts about their city or town.
- The Your Turn segment asks people which they prefer, the book or the film, and features opinions from different individuals.
- The podcast then follows Carolina's train journey to Newcastle where she meets Jamie, a fellow university student.
- Jamie buys Carolina food and they agree to go out for lunch in the future.
- The hosts end the podcast with a joke from the producer and a language learning segment from Tom.
- British money is in pounds and pence.
- One pound is equal to 100 pence.
- Prices can be said with or without the word "pounds."
- If the price is only in pounds, "pounds" must be said.
- British people don't usually say "pence" when the price is in pounds and pence.
- "P" means pence and is used when the price is only in pence.
- British people often use informal phrases like "What do you fancy?" to mean "What would you like?"
- "What do you fancy?" means "What would you like?"
- Jamie offers to pay for Carolina's food.
- Jamie suggests a cheese and tomato toasted sandwich.
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