10 Questions
True or false:Ravi and Tess are the only hosts of the LearnEnglish Elementary podcast.
False
True or false: Sean wants to meet the creator of The Simpsons.
True
True or false: Only Ravi and Tess talk about who they would like to meet.
False
True or false: The quiz in the podcast involves listing things related to a given topic in twenty seconds.
False
True or false: Ethan wins the quiz in the podcast and receives a book token.
True
True or false: The Indian film industry is known as Hollywood.
False
True or false: Going to see films in India is a special experience with lively audiences.
True
True or false: Tom discusses the difference between 'make' and 'do' in Spanish.
False
True or false: Emily offers to make the guasacaca while Carolina has a shower.
True
Study Notes
- Ravi and Tess are hosting the LearnEnglish Elementary podcast.
- They are joined by Sean, who talks about his desire to meet Matt Groening, the creator of The Simpsons.
- Ravi and Tess also discuss who they would like to meet.
- The podcast includes a quiz with listeners Abby and Ethan.
- The quiz involves listing things related to a given topic in ten seconds.
- Ethan wins the quiz and receives a book token.
- The podcast also features Our Person In, with Bridget Keenan discussing India's love of cinema.
- India has almost 40 million people who go to the cinema.
- The podcast encourages listeners to share their ideas for games to play on the show.
- The email address to send ideas or feedback is [email protected].
- India produces almost twice as many films each year as the USA.
- The Indian film industry is known as Bollywood.
- Bollywood films feature more singing and dancing than Hollywood films.
- Bollywood films have predictable plots and always have a happy ending.
- Going to see films in India is a special experience with lively audiences.
- Touring cinemas exist in the countryside.
- People in India love cinema and it is a shared passion.
- Your Turn segment asks people about their perfect holiday.
- Carolina is preparing a traditional Venezuelan meal for her friends.
- Gordon tells a joke about a parrot and a magician.
- A parrot was watching a magician and asked him what he did with a ship.
- Listeners can send jokes to [email protected].
- Tom discusses the difference between 'make' and 'do' in English.
- Many languages only have one word for 'make' and 'do'.
- There is often no difference in meaning between 'make' and 'do'.
- We use 'make' when creating something we can touch, like food.
- Emily offers to make the guasacaca while Carolina has a shower.
- The quiz in the podcast was about things that can be made.
- Carolina says "I need to make the guasacaca".
- Emily says "I'll make it while you have a shower".
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