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Learning Objectives
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Vocabulary
PodcastInference
Reading
Shopper Beware!
Level 8 Unit 7 Lesson 3
Do you prefer to shop online or in person?
Interview
block
a section between two crossing roads in a city
a solid piece of hard material
block
Very Punny
What speaker two suggest to speaker one?
Listening
Grammar
remove an item
put in the trash
remove a possiblity
don't allow to enter
out moving awayat a distanceescapingremoving
be vigilant
rule outtake outkeep outthrow outlook out
Phrasal Verbs
look out
threw out
keep out
rule out
take out
If you the trash to the garage, for raccoons. Since I those bananas, it has been impossible to them of the trash bins. They shouldn't be dangerous, but we can't the possiblity of them giving us diseases.
Fill in the Blanks
What should we do?
Reading
What are some things you can get for free?
Prereading
cooperative
Dave: Now Margo, you mentioned a newsletter, what is that all about? Margo: Yes, Dave. I love to tell people about my cooperative. I am the founder of a group that is based on the idea of buying nothing. Samantha: That’s impossible, nobody can live without buying anything. Margo: I promise you that it is possible. In these days, it is easier than ever to not buy anything. Keith: So, how do you get the things you need? What about groceries?
Episode 9: Shopping
Day to Day with Dave
barter
Margo: The food products that the group needs are all farmed locally. We have meat producers, and vegetable farmers in the group, as well as bakers and butchers. We barter and trade our products and make sure everyone gets the food they need. Keith: Well, that works for food, but what about clothing and toiletries? Margo: That’s easy, Keith. There are so many articles of clothing that are already made, that we don’t need to ever make any new clothes. People donate the clothes they don’t need. We pass them around in the group.
Episode 9: Shopping
Day to Day with Dave
freecycle
Samantha: Plus, there are all sorts of freecycle sites online, where people give away all sorts of things. Margo: That’s right. Often you just have to go and pick them up. When a lady moved here from the south, she was able to decorate her entire house with items that were offered for free. Somebody even got an old car donated to them through the group. Keith: But what about products that you have to buy? Like shampoo or soaps? Margo: The only thing I can tell you, Keith, is that you never have to buy anything.
Episode 9: Shopping
Day to Day with Dave
artisanal
Margo: We have a few people who make artisanal soap, and let me tell you, this same soap can be used to wash your clothes, hair and body. It’s a marketing gimmick to think you need to buy so many different products.Keith: Don’t you worry about the economy? If nobody bought anything, the economy would completely fall apart. Margo: I worry much more about the environment than about the economy, Keith. Dave: Well, this episode has certainly been interesting. I have learned a lot about new ways of shopping. Thanks for listening. See you tomorrow!
Episode 9: Shopping
Day to Day with Dave
Which paragraph talks about a woman who decorated her house?
Which paragraph introduces the cooperative that tries to buy nothing?
Which paragraph talks about buying food without money?
Which paragraph talks about the economy?
Margo: The food products that the group needs are all farmed locally. We have meat producers, and vegetable farmers in the group, as well as bakers and butchers. We barter and trade our products and make sure everyone gets the food they need.Keith: Well, that works for food, but what about clothing and toiletries? Margo: That’s easy, Keith. There are so many articles of clothing that are already made, that we don’t need to ever make any new clothes. People donate the clothes they don’t need. We pass them around in the group.
Dave: Now Margo, you mentioned a newsletter, what is that all about?Margo: Yes, Dave. I love to tell people about my cooperative. I am the founder of a group that is based on the idea of buying nothing.Samantha: That’s impossible, nobody can live without buying anything.Margo: I promise you that it is not possible. In these days, it is easier than ever to not buy anything.Keith: So, how do you get the things you need? What about groceries?
Identify
Which paragraph talks about a woman who decorated her house?
Which paragraph introduces the cooperative that tries to buy nothing?
Which paragraph talks about buying food without money?
Which paragraph talks about the economy?
Margo: We have a few people who make artisanal soap, and let me tell you, this same soap can be used to wash your clothes, hair and body. It’s a marketing gimmick to think you need to buy so many different products.Keith: Don’t you worry about the economy? If nobody bought anything, the economy would completely fall apart.Margo: I worry much more about the environment than about the economy, Keith.Dave: Well, this episode has certainly been interesting. I have learned a lot about new ways of shopping. Thanks for listening. See you tomorrow!
Samantha: Plus, there are all sorts of freecycle sites online, where people give away all sorts of things.Margo: That’s right. Often you just have to go and pick them up. When a lady moved here from the south, she was able to decorate her entire house with items that were offered for free. Somebody even got an old car donated to them through the group.Keith: But what about products that you have to buy? Like shampoo or soaps?Margo: The only thing I can tell you, Keith, is that you never have to buy anything.
Identify
tone
attitude
How does Margo feel about Keith?
How do you feel about Margo?
Inference
Vocabulary
artisanal
freecycle
barter
cooperative
Matching
made by hand
give used things to others
a company owned by a group
trade things without money
freecycle
fabric
artisanal
potential
outdated
accessories
consolidated
identify
habits
landfill
cooperative
barter
start
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