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[Assistant] Sometimes people start dating in their teens, uh, early twenties, and, uh, their parents or other relatives might describe the relationship as a serious relationship. Oh yeah, she's in a serious relationship with a guy she met at university. They might get married someday.


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[Assistant] As opposed to a brief relationship, a brief relationship would be maybe when someone goes on a date one or two times. This would also be used to describe a romantic relationship. If someone goes on a date once or twice,


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[Assistant] They might later say, Oh, I had a brief relationship with, uh, Dan. Um, but, uh, we only went out on two or three dates and we weren't very compatible. It was just a brief relationship. So brief of course is an English word to describe something that is short. And we also use it to describe relationships.


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[Assistant] So we're getting into the bad kind of relationships. When you're in an uneasy relationship, it means that you and the person you're with don't get along.


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[Assistant] It's not a very nice relationship. It's an uneasy relationship right now because he lost his job and he's just in a bad mood all the time. So it's an uneasy relationship. So not enjoyable would be a better way to describe that.


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[Assistant] Where people date for a while and then they break up. So this is another way to describe a romantic relationship. They date for a while and break up and then they date again and they break up and they date again and break up. We would then say they're in an on again off again relationship.


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[Assistant] I had a friend a long time ago who, he dated a girl for three months and then they broke up. And then a month later they started dating again and they dated for six months and then they broke up. And then they dated for a month and broke up and they, and it kept.


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[Assistant] Uh, they did eventually get married and they're still married, but they had an on again off again relationship. So they dated for a while and then they didn't. Uhm, it was kind of amusing actually.


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[Assistant] That's kind of a funny way to describe it, I guess, but we never knew when they were or weren't dating.


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[Assistant] We also have the word or the term long distance relationship. Uh, so a long distance relationship takes place between two people.


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[Assistant] Who are romantically involved, so maybe they're dating but they live in different parts of the world or different parts of the country.


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[Assistant] Uhm, far enough apart that you can't drive there easily in one day. So, Jen and I, when we were in university, I finished a year before Jen. And so for six months, we had a long distance relationship. Jen and I would talk on the phone every couple of nights. We were able to email each other.


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[Assistant] Uhm, but, uh, primarily we talked on the phone. Uh, we had a long distance relationship. It, it was not easy. Uhm, when you have, uhm,


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[Assistant] When you're dating someone who lives far away, it's not always fun. And I would drive to visit her every weekend almost. That was fun.


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[Assistant] You might have a stormy relationship. So a stormy relationship is a relationship where there is a lot of fighting, a lot of arguing. And again, remember when I use the word fighting to talk about relationships, I mean arguing.


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[Assistant] In English, when you say, oh, that couple's always fighting, they have a stormy relationship, they're always fighting, we mean arguing. We don't mean they're hitting each other.


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[Assistant] So when, uh, you have, you probably all know someone who has a relationship. They might be married, they might be dating, uhm, but it's a stormy relationship. There is a lot of arguing.


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[Assistant] Sometimes a relationship is described as strained. Sometimes this can be between two people who are dating. This can be between parents and children. Sometimes parents and teenage children will have a strained relationship.


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[Assistant] That means that the kid, the teenager wants to do things that the parents don't want them to do. They're disagreeing a lot. There will be some arguing, but also there might just be some behavior.


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[Assistant] And if the teenager always comes home later than that, the relationship would become strained. There would be, uh, some conflict in that relationship. So that's how we would describe that, a strained relationship.


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[Assistant] This is a good English word to practice your pronunciation. When a relationship is problematic, it means that there are problems that come from it.


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[Assistant] Now this is just a picture I found on the internet and I'm sure these are all great people. But I'm going to use this as an example that maybe


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[Assistant] The parents of one of these guys doesn't like the friends that he's made. Uh, the parent might think it's a problematic relationship. Whenever one of these guys hangs out with the other three they get in trouble.


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[Assistant] There are a lot of problems. Maybe at school when these four are together, the relationship is problematic. They, uhm,


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[Assistant] Convince each other to do bad things, to steal things, or to always be late for class. Sometimes teenagers will have a problematic relationship with other teenagers, which causes them to get in trouble a lot. I see this once in a while at work. Very little, but it does happen sometimes.


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[Assistant] Hey, you might be in a long-term relationship. This is another term for a romantic relationship.


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[Assistant] For a couple of weeks, we call it a brief relationship. The opposite would be a long term relationship. How long have you and Dan been dating? We've been dating for 12 months. We're in a long term relationship.


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[Assistant] So a long term relationship is used to describe two people who have dated for quite a long time. You would say, oh, they're in a long term relationship. I wouldn't use this to describe


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[Assistant] Like, Jen and I are married. You could say it's a long term relationship, but we would just say we're married. I usually use long term to describe two people who've dated for


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[Assistant] You know, over a year, for many, many months, a year or two or three, uhm, they're in a long-term relationship.


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[Assistant] Sometimes we just use the word broken to describe a relationship. You could use this to describe a friendship. You could use this to describe a marriage. You could use this to describe two people who like each other romantically. You could say, oh, it's just a, it's a broken relationship.


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[Assistant] They, they, they don't even really like each other. Uhm, or uhm, I don't get along with my sister anymore. It's kind of a broken relationship.


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[Assistant] Uhm, or my parents and I don't talk. It's kind of a broken relationship. So when a relationship gets to the point where people aren't communicating anymore, we would describe the relationship as broken.


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[Assistant] So not a nice kind of relationship to be in.


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[Assistant] A bunch of really good, friendly colleagues. People who you can talk to about your life. I do talk to my colleagues about my life. We do talk about what we do on the weekends. Uhm, but again, they're not my friends and they're not my family. So I would say they are, uhm, people I know in a professional capacity.


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[Assistant] Friendly. So the basic way to describe a relationship that's just really nice, a relationship between friends, is to say you have a friendly relationship.


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[Assistant] Uhm, it's nice to have a lot of friendly relationships in your life. It's nice to be able to chat with people like these people are. They're just sitting under a tree having a nice conversation. They're having a friendly conversation. They're friends. They are in a friendly relationship.


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[Assistant] Romantic would be a relationship between two people who really like each other in a romantic way. That means that they would like to go on a few dates. They might eventually fall in love.


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[Assistant] Uh, they could eventually develop a long-term relationship. They might even get married someday. So when two people like each other in a romantic way,


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[Assistant] When they find each other attractive, when they like talking, when they like spending time with each other, we say that they are in a romantic relationship after they've gone on one or two dates, okay? So when Jen and I started dating,


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[Assistant] At first it was just one date, then two dates, and you could say we were in a romantic relationship.


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[Assistant] Uhm, where they are very respectful of each other. Where they enjoy each other's company. Where they have good conversations about life.


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[Assistant] Where they maybe have fun together. It's good when parents and kids have a healthy relationship. It's good when spouses have a healthy relationship. It's good to have healthy relationships in our lives.


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[Assistant] A healthy relationship is any relationship where after spending time with that person, you feel better, you're happier, and you're just, uh, life is better. So an unhealthy relationship would be the opposite. In an unhealthy relationship, two people


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[Assistant] Aren't very nice to each other. There might be a lot of arguing. People might call each other names. They might, uhm, the relationship could just be very, very bad in a lot of ways. We would describe that as an unhealthy relationship.


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[Assistant] A good example between a parent and a kid would be if a parent works 80 hours a week. And let's say they're a single parent. If a, if a single parent works 80 hours a week and a child comes home and there's no one home every day.


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[Assistant] They would start to have an unhealthy relationship, right? It's good to spend time with each other. Uhm, you could even have the same situation where


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[Assistant] Uh, two people have a kid but those two people fight all the time. Then that would be an unhealthy relationship for the people fighting but also an unhealthy relationship for the child.


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[Assistant] So broad terms, a healthy relationship, everything's happy and fun and good. In an unhealthy relationship, a lot of fighting, a lot of arguing, uhm, just not a good situation.


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[Assistant] And then eventually you might describe a relationship as a failed relationship.


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[Assistant] So a failed relationship is usually used to describe


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[Assistant] Okay, so he was dating someone and now they're not dating anymore. It's kind of a failed relationship. They didn't get along. They didn't connect. The relationship is over. It is a failed relationship. Uhm, sometimes you'll hear someone say


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[Assistant] Yeah, you know, he was married once, and then he was in a long-term relationship after his divorce, and then now he's single again, uhm, but he might date another person. You could say he's had a series of failed relationships. So, not nice to have a series of failed relationships.


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[Assistant] One or both people, maybe they drink too much alcohol, maybe they do drugs, maybe the person is happy for a week.


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[Assistant] It's not healthy, it's not unhealthy, it kind of bounces.


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[Assistant] Back and forth. It's very hard for kids to be in an unstable home.


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[Assistant] If there's an unstable relationship, maybe uh, their dad


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[Assistant] Just disappears for a week or two and no one knows where he is and then he comes back and it acts like everything's okay. We would describe that as unstable.


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[Assistant] Call each other names, where people are always


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[Assistant] saying mean things about the other person a relationship where maybe one person


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[Assistant] Like, stuff that's bad for people, like if you, uhm, live near a


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[Assistant] A factory, they might have toxic waste that comes out and we've started to use it to describe relationships already. So a toxic relationship.


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[Assistant] They do nice things for each other. They spend time with each other. Uhm, they're kind to each other. They buy each other gifts every once in a while. They help each other out. Uhm, they share uhm,


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[Assistant] The job of being parents if they have children. So a loving relationship is probably the ideal relationship to have if you are married or get married or have a long term relationship. Someone who is just very very loving.


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[Assistant] Now we're gonna go negative again. A dysfunctional relationship would be a relationship where people just, I don't wanna s-


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[Assistant] I don't know how to say it exactly. I want to say when people don't behave in a normal way. So if you have a friend who always works late or goes places


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[Assistant] Dating someone who, uhm, asks you out on a date and then comes an hour late if you


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[Assistant] Like flirts with other people, it means they're, they're not behaving in a nice way. All of those things would be dysfunctional. If someone uses a lot of alcohol or drugs in a relationship, the relationship would be dysfunctional as well. So, not a happy, healthy relationship.


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[Assistant] And meaningful. So people often like to have meaningful relationships with people. Grandparents like to have a meaningful relationship with their grandkids. Parents like to have a meaningful relationship with their kids.


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[Assistant] Uhm, it's not just all fun. You talk about life. You give each other advice. You help each other in a meaningful relationship. It's nice when uhm,


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[Assistant] Yeah, I just think like my brother and I have a very meaningful relationship. Uhm, my mom and I have a very meaningful relationship. I don't just call my mom or visit my mom and tell jokes.


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[Assistant] We talk about how things are going. I ask my mom for advice. My mom sometimes asks me for advice, which that's new, but I'm getting older, so I guess I'm getting wiser, maybe. Anyways, meaningful relationships are very, very nice to have. They can make life a lot easier because you can share


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[Assistant] Kind of some of life's burdens with someone and get advice. Supportive.


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[Assistant] A supportive relationship can be between


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[Assistant] You lost your job, you were fired. It would be great if you had a friend or a parent you could call who is very supportive. When you have a supportive relationship, it means they, they help you


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[Assistant] Talk through what happened to you and feel a little bit better about it.


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[Assistant] Tight knit. So tight knit is used to describe any kind of relationship where people


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[Assistant] Really, really like each other and do a lot of things together.


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[Assistant] So if you have a tight knit family, it probably means you see your family a lot.


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[Assistant] If you have a tight knit group of friends, it means you see each other a lot and you do a lot of things together. Uhm, we always hope, uh, that our kids will have a tight knit group of friends around them. We hope that they will find some nice friends. Uhm, and I would say that


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[Assistant] My brothers and sisters and I, we're a tight-knit family. We talk regularly.


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[Assistant] Using the internet. We don't see each other as often as we used to, but we certainly talk almost daily, uhm, in a little group chat we have, my brothers and sisters and I.


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[Assistant] Tense. So this is simply another word for uneasy. Uhm, you might have a tense relationship with a friend where you just


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[Assistant] It's not so much arguing, it's more that you like different things and want to do different things and so maybe you fight a little bit, you argue a little bit.


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[Assistant] Uhm, maybe a friend wants you to hang out with them more, but you don't have time and they get annoyed with you because you don't spend time with them. You could say that you have a tense relationship.


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[Assistant] Sometimes you just have a solid relationship, uh, with a group of friends. This would be the same as saying that you have a tight knit group of friends.


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[Assistant] But when you have a group of friends, these guys, these girls, they look like they like hanging around together. They look like they are enjoying each other's company. They probably have a solid relationship with each other. They have a solid friendship.


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[Assistant] They can trust each other. They can tell each other things about their lives and know the other person isn't going to tell everyone else.


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[Assistant] So it's good to have some solid relationships in life.


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[Assistant] And then here's a very basic one, just a happy relationship. When you have a happy relationship, you laugh a lot, you smile a lot, you, uh, enjoy each other's company. I've used that phrase a lot. It's a very common phrase. Oh, we really enjoy each other's company. So a happy relationship.


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[Assistant] Harmonious would mean that there is not very much fighting. There isn't a lot of, uhm, arguing. And again, remember when I say fighting, I mean arguing. Okay?


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[Assistant] Uhm, a harmonious relationship is just a nice, peaceful relationship. It's nice to have harmonious relationships in our lives. They help us feel better about the day as we go through it. As opposed to tumultuous. Should I say that word again? Tumultuous.


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[Assistant] A tumultuous relationship is one that does have a lot of arguing. It does have a lot of fighting. If you're in a tumultuous relationship, it's very stressful. It's not relaxing.


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[Assistant] It is not enjoyable to be in a relationship where one or both people get angry very easily. That would be a tumultuous relationship.


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[Assistant] So we are humans. We make mistakes. Sometimes we say things that we don't really mean. Sometimes we argue when we should instead be finding a solution. So it always is nice to have


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[Assistant] Or to be in a forgiving relationship. A forgiving relationship is one where both people understand that everyone is human and everyone makes mistakes and people are able to forgive each other. So that means if you do something to me that hurts my feelings, I'm able to


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[Assistant] You then apologize and I forgive you. That would be a nice forgiving relationship. The ability to say I'm sorry and the ability for the other person to say I forgive you.


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[Assistant] Another simple one is just to be in a fun relationship. It's, it's just fun to be in a fun relationship. Maybe you have a group of friends that likes to go and do fun things all the time. You could just say, oh, we just, it's just really fun relationship with these people.


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[Assistant] We enjoy each other's company. I'm saying it again. We love doing things together and we really enjoy being together.


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[Assistant] As opposed to boring. Uh, a boring relationship is not fun. It's not a bad relationship. It just isn't exciting. It isn't fun. Uhm, it's a relationship where when you're with that person, maybe you


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[Assistant] Almost fall asleep because they tell really long boring stories, uhm, where you just aren't that interested. So that would be a boring relationship.


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[Assistant] So a controlling relationship is a relationship where one person


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[Assistant] Tries to control what the other person does all the time. Uh, two people who are married can, one of them could be very controlling. And you could say that that person's in a controlling relationship. This can happen at work. Your boss can be very controlling. And so you would just say, ah, it's just,


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[Assistant] Uhm, she's in a very controlling relationship right now with her boyfriend. Her boyfriend tells her what she can and can't do. He's very controlling. She's in a controlling relationship. So not a positive thing at all, a controlling relationship.


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[Assistant] And then there's always uh, flexible relationships. I always think that parents have to have a very flexible relationship with their kids as kids grow up.


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[Assistant] Parents need to make sure that they drive them where they need to go. Parents need to be very flexible. They need to be flexible with their time. They need to be flexible with their buddy. They need to be flexible in the sense that their kids might want to do something that they don't enjoy but they should like if


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[Assistant] One of my kids wanted to play basketball. I don't know how to play basketball, but I will be flexible. We have a flexible relationship. I will drive that kid to basketball practice.


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[Assistant] Uh, when I think parents and grandparents are usually very flexible. My mom, I have a very flexible relationship with my mom. She is very flexible.


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[Assistant] If I call and say, uhm, can we stop by tomorrow? Uhm, and, or here's a better one. When my kids were younger, they would sometimes go to her house after school. So she was very flexible. It was very nice.


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[Assistant] Hi, I'm Marcus Monkey, and I'm from the United States. You can find me at the Carnival in Red Apple Reading. Today, my friends and I are going to read Eat Your Peas. We hope you enjoy it.


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[Assistant] Eat Your Peas by Kes Gray and Nick Shirott.


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[Assistant] It was dinnertime again and Daisy just knew what her mom was gonna say, before she even said it. Eat your peas, said mom.


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[Assistant] Daisy looked down at the little green balls that were ganging up on her plate.


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[Assistant] Mom sighed one of her usual sighs. If you eat your peas, you can have some pudding, said Mom.


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[Assistant] Mom looked down at her own plate, and her bottom lip began to wobble.


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[Assistant] You knew it was gonna be something fishy or nasty underneath that pot.


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[Assistant] In order to win this challenge, we have to focus and we have to make it happen. You don't have to love each other, you have to work together. That's what's gonna happen today. Bottom line.


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[Assistant] I think Stephen at times, his attitude as far as certain people goes, his attitude sucks. He's off the chain, you know what I mean?


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[Assistant] It was like winning the Super Bowl because it was the first team event and we had executed it to the tee.


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[Assistant] You know, I've won two immunity challenges thus far and I haven't won any long challenges yet. So I've been, you know, kind of flying under the radar. I don't want to rest on my laurels.


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[Assistant] You should be a teacher. Steven is picking on Candice, just based on inexperience. And I have a little bit of a problem with that.


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[Assistant] We're, uh, going over to the Boys and Girls Club, and we're gonna serve them lunch.


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[Assistant] Our food was certainly more nutritious. You fried the, you fried the potato. Yea, but we also, we offered, uh, we offered a vegetable.


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[Assistant] I thought they were overcooked, but I had a conversation with Brian and he said that's the way he makes them.


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[Assistant] I hope you learned something today. I didn't learn anything today chef, because I wasn't in your kitchen long enough.


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[Assistant] That exact second, I just lifted my hand off my garnish, and that was that.


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[Assistant] I think it was my tongue that got me into trouble. But that's me, I express myself. I'll always be me. And you know, I wouldn't want to be any way else. You either like me or you don't like me. I don't give a f-


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[Assistant] $100,000 or a penny meat pocket, want some happy, want some healthy? Man, that couldn't be better.


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[Assistant] Well, hello and welcome to this English lesson where I'm going to talk about how to describe food.


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[Assistant] I'm not going to talk about the names for different types of food. I'm not going to show you pictures of food and tell you what the food is called.


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[Assistant] Instead, in this lesson, I'll help you learn different words and phrases you could use in English to describe the food that you're eating, to describe the food that you ate maybe a few days ago. In this lesson, we'll learn a lot of words and phrases


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[Assistant] This is a bit of a pet peeve of mine. A pet peeve is something that bothers you in life. And I don't like it when food is overcooked.


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[Assistant] When you overcook food you cook it for too long. If you put green beans on the stove, if you boil green beans, I like to boil them for about three or four minutes.


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[Assistant] Or I like to steam them. When you cook them that way, they come out with a nice green color, and they're still a little bit crispy. They're a little bit crunchy. But some people overcook their beans, and they start to look like this. A pale green color.


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[Assistant] Where I think you've cooked all of the good nutrients out of the bean. So, one way to describe food is to say that it's overcooked.


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[Assistant] Uhm, food, food that's overcooked just isn't as tasty. Uhm, in particular, I, my pet peeve is when people overcook green beans. I like mine to be still quite green and a little bit crunchy.


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[Assistant] Of course, then we have the other direction. Food can sometimes be undercooked. Undercooked food is food that has not been cooked long enough. When I eat steak, I like my steak to be, uh, usually medium.


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[Assistant] Uh, some people like their steak rare, but when you cook a steak rare, I consider it to be undercooked. Some people think that's perfect.


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[Assistant] But for me, I like things cooked a little bit longer. And so if I was served steak and it was, uh, rare, I would say this is a little bit undercooked. It's a little bit cold in the middle. Could you, uh, cook it a little bit longer? So, overcooked means you cook it too long. Undercooked means you didn't cook it long enough.


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[Assistant] And then we have of course raw. Raw food is simply food that has not been cooked.


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[Assistant] You might be someone who likes seafood that is raw. You might like eating fish that's raw. You might eat a lot of raw vegetables and raw fruits. It's quite common to eat raw vegetables and raw fruits. You don't have to


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[Assistant] I think those are all of the ones I can think of for how to prepare food. I'm sure there's more.


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[Assistant] And we also just have the word fresh. So fresh food is usually used to refer to food that is relatively


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[Assistant] Like if you buy fresh vegetables, they probably were like in the farmer's field, uh, two or three days ago.


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[Assistant] If you have your own garden, you can go out and cut fresh vegetables whenever you want. That's probably the best way to get fresh vegetables is to have your own garden.


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[Assistant] Well it's way past being overcooked. It's overcooked to the point where it starts to turn black. The best example I could think of, uh, is toast.


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[Assistant] Sometimes you leave toast in the toaster too long and it gets burnt.


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[Assistant] Sometimes you leave something in the oven for too long and it gets burnt.


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[Assistant] Uhm, food that is burnt usually has a charred look to it. It has black on it because the food has cooked so long it has burnt and it has turned black.


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[Assistant] Some people like burnt toast. I think my grandfather on my mom's side liked eating burnt toast. I don't like burnt toast. I don't mind if it's a little bit burnt, but not like this. This would be too much for me.


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[Assistant] And then we have, by the way, all of these words for describing food, it's quite random, this lesson. You never know what the next picture is going to be. We also have food that is crunchy.


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[Assistant] If you can imagine eating a celery, when you bite celery, it's usually crunchy. When you eat a carrot, it's usually crunchy. When you eat this kind of peanut butter, it's crunchy because there's whole peanuts.


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[Assistant] In the peanut butter. So when food is crunchy, it actually makes a sound when you bite down on it, when you chew it.


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[Assistant] So anything like I mentioned, celery, carrots, crunchy peanut butter, uhm, any of those kinds of things. We actually say they make a crunchy sound or they make a crunching sound. You can use both words. But when you eat something,


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[Assistant] Uhm, that's kind of hard, and you need to chew it a lot, and it makes kind of a sound. By the way, you should, you should always chew with your mouth closed, but either way, some food is crunchy.


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[Assistant] And then of course some of the basics. We have food that is sweet.


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[Assistant] Any food that you describe as sweet has a lot of sugar in it. Candies of course are very sweet.


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[Assistant] In a lot of our food. I think that, uh, sweet food is yummy. Ice cream is sweet, by the way, as well. I really do like ice cream. Uhm, which, uh, yes, let me move on. I, as soon as I start talking about ice cream, I could do a whole lesson on ice cream and that might be kind of boring.


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[Assistant] We also will describe food sometimes as being salty. In fact, we often ask people, do you like sweet


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[Assistant] Uhm, but definitely we have sweet food and we have salty food. We usually talk about our snacks this way. Like I like salty snacks. Oh, I like sweet snacks. Are you a sweet or salty person? Oh, I like salty snacks. By the way, Bob the Canadian likes sweet snacks. I have a sweet tooth.


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[Assistant] I do like salty snacks a bit, but not as much as sweet snacks.


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[Assistant] And then we have hot food, and we use this word to describe food in two ways.


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[Assistant] When food comes off the stove or out of the oven, it's hot.


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[Assistant] There's steam rising off of it if you try to eat soup.


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[Assistant] Spicy in the sense that it burns your tongue in a different way. Uhm, so spicy food in North America would be things like hot wings. So we have chicken wings where there's lots of hot sauce on it.


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[Assistant] So there, there's hot sauces that are made from different kinds of peppers. You can see some hot peppers here.


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[Assistant] So again, hot can be used two ways. We can use hot to talk about food that's just hot because it just came off the stove or out of the oven.


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[Assistant] But we also use hot to describe food that uhm, has a lot of hot sauce or peppers or other ingredients that just give it a little bit of a zing when you eat it.


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[Assistant] And we also have the word spicy. So in North America, hot food and spicy food, these are kind of interchangeable. Like if I was eating chicken wings with a lot of hot sauce, I could say, oh, these are really spicy wings, but spicy is a little broader than just


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[Assistant] Spicy means that there's a lot of spices used in the food. When we eat at certain types of restaurants who make food from certain countries, some of that food is quite spicy. Uhm, the North American diet


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[Assistant] Isn't used to really spicy foods. So sometimes we eat foods and we'll say, whoa, this is very, very spicy.


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[Assistant] So one thing that's interesting about North Americans, not all North Americans, but a lot of North Americans don't eat really, really spicy or hot food.


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[Assistant] So often you'll find something like this, salsa, a very common food item in North America. You'll find it in the store and you'll be able to buy mild, medium, or hot.


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[Assistant] And there might even be like extra hot in some stores. Uhm, we usually buy mild salsa. This means that it does not have a very strong, it doesn't have a lot of peppers in it and it doesn't have a lot of hot spices in it. So it tastes very tomato-y.


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[Assistant] So, we have some foods in North America where if you're used to what you eat in your country and it's very spicy, you might come here and think, wow, this mild salsa does not have very much kick to it. It's not very hot. It's not very spicy. We also describe food as being chewy.


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[Assistant] So you can see here this granola bar. This is a common snack for kids to take to school in North America. And it's chewy. It's soft and it sticks together a little bit when you bite into it. It has a lot of syrup or sugar or something in it, maybe even marshmallows.


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[Assistant] But it has all the kinds of ingredients that make it soft.


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[Assistant] And when you chew it, it just has a chewiness to it. It's like, uhm, not rubbery, but it's, uhm, it's definitely not hard and it's not crunchy. It's much softer and it's a little bit sticky as well. Bland. So this is white bread.


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[Assistant] Bland is a word we use to describe food that does not have very much taste to it.


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[Assistant] Uhm, another good example would be plain white rice. If you do not add any salt or butter or oil to your rice, if you just eat plain rice,


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[Assistant] It's bland, but when you eat rice with other food, it tastes a lot better or when you add a little bit of salt or butter to your rice. So food that does not have very much taste, we would say is bland.


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[Assistant] We have dried foods. There are sections of the grocery store where you can buy food that has been dried. You can buy dried apricots, dried bananas, dried plantains.


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[Assistant] You can buy dried cranberries, dried grapes, which are called raisins. Dried food is really, really nice when you go on a hike because dried food


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[Assistant] Doesn't go bad. I'll talk about food going bad in a bit but dried food has a very long shelf life.


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[Assistant] Dried food doesn't go bad very quickly. So if you buy something like dried, uh, cranberries, you can mix it with some nuts and some other ingredients, other things that last a long time and you can go on a hike for two weeks and use that as one of the food items that you eat. Dried food.


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[Assistant] Super yummy. Uhm, if you go to any grocery store in North America, there will be a dried food section where you can buy foods that are dried. It's not very big, but it's definitely there.


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[Assistant] Mashed. This would be what Bob the Canadian, this was a typical meal when Bob the Canadian was a kid.


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[Assistant] Uhm, some kind of meat, looks like sausages here, but those white things there are mashed potatoes. When I was a kid, we ate mashed potatoes almost every day. There were a couple reasons why.


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[Assistant] Number one, it was a very common food to eat in Holland. So when my family immigrated here, I was born here, but when my family immigrated here, they continued to eat them.


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[Assistant] Number two, potatoes were very, very cheap and are still very, very cheap. It's one of the cheapest foods you can buy.


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[Assistant] So we ate a lot of potatoes because they were cheap and we always ate them mashed. So mashed means when you cook something and then you, you, you, you smash it up so that it becomes almost smooth.


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[Assistant] I still like them by the way. By the way, this to me, it looks fairly yummy. I'm not sure what the vegetable is though. Let's go a little bigger and see.


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[Assistant] Yeah, the vegetable doesn't look familiar to me. It looks like a little bit of a tomato salad with some cilantro or something like that, so.


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[Assistant] Uhm, anyways, let's get back to the lesson. I'm reminiscing about eating mashed potatoes as a kiddo. Mashed potatoes with butter and gravy. Not healthy, but very yummy.


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[Assistant] Sometimes we describe food as being old. Uhm, if you look here, you'll see that this jar, I think this is actually like a mustard jar. It has a best before date. So BB means best before.


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[Assistant] And it's an MA means meilleur avant. I think that's the French. Uh, this jar of mustard is old. We might also say it's gone bad or we would say it's past its expiry date or it's expired. So this was good until April 21st, 2019. By the way, when food


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[Assistant] Hits its best before date. It doesn't mean the food's old right away or bad right away. Usually with something like mustard, it would probably take another month before it would be bad. This is not nutritional advice by the way.


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[Assistant] But uhm, sometimes food goes, gets old. Like, oh this bread is old. It's dry and crusty and there's mold on it. This, this bread is old. Or we would say, this bread has gone bad.


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[Assistant] Never nice for me when I find food that has gotten old or gone bad in my house because I feel like it means we wasted some money. Stale.


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[Assistant] So bread in particular will go stale.


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[Assistant] When you first buy bread, when you have fresh bread, it smells really good and it's nice and chewy or it has a certain nice taste to it. It's nice and crusty on the outside and nice and soft on the inside, but eventually the bread goes stale.


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[Assistant] As nice to eat. It doesn't, it's not crunchy on the outside anymore. It's a little soft everywhere. Usually when we have stale bread, we make something else out of it. We usually make French toast. So when we have stale bread, we dip it in eggs and fry it in a frying pan.


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[Assistant] But there are a lot of other recipes that you can use if you have stale bread.


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[Assistant] We have food that's healthy, so any kind of food that is good for you, any kind of food that improves your health, any kind of food that when you eat it you feel better and your body is happy, we call healthy food. A lot of fruits and vegetables are healthy.


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[Assistant] Uhm, but of course everything should be, uh, eaten in moderation. So, but that's definitely a basket of healthy food.


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[Assistant] We have crispy food. So I talked about potato chips earlier. In Canada we call these potato chips. In North America they're potato chips.


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[Assistant] I think in the UK they're called crisps. They are definitely crispy. If you take one and it's very thin and very hard and if you break it, it makes a little bit of a sound. Now again, the difference between crunchy and crispy. I think crunchy


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[Assistant] Also refers to something that's bigger that you have to chew to make smaller. Whereas potato chips are crisps. They're crispy because you don't have to chew them a lot. So I don't know, there's a bit of a difference.


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[Assistant] So the other day, uhm, I think it was Judith asked what kind of cherries we make pie out of and I said we make pie out of sour cherries and then add a lot of sugar. When something is sour, it's not necessarily the opposite of sweet, but it kind of is.


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[Assistant] It kind of makes your mouth close up a bit and it's a very strong, uh,


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[Assistant] Yeah, sour taste. That's probably a bad way to describe it, but we have food.


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[Assistant] That we describe as sour. Uhm, sometimes when you eat an apple that's not ripe, it might be a bit sour. Sometimes when you eat cherries, you can eat sweet cherries which are really yummy, but there's also sour cherries which don't have as much natural sugar in them. And then we definitely have a lot of candies that are sour as well.


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[Assistant] When you describe a food as being delicious, it means that you really like it. You like how it tastes. I would say bananas are delicious. When you describe food as being scrumptious, I usually use the word scrumptious to talk about things that


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[Assistant] Usually desserts or snacks. You don't have to use it for that. You can say a meal is scrumptious, but for me, apple pie is scrumptious.


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[Assistant] Uhm, any kind of sweet dessert like chocolate cake is scrumptious. So when I use the word scrumptious, I use it to talk about things that are very sweet and yummy, but you can use it to describe anything that tastes good.


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[Assistant] How the ingredients mixed together while it was baking or cooking


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[Assistant] That make it really really flavorful. Uhm, I find that when I go to a really fancy restaurant and I order a meal, it's very flavorful because the chef knew how to combine the spices and ingredients and cook it in a way where all of the flavors come out and it's very flavorful.


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[Assistant] And of course, we have things, uh, food that is juicy. Uhm, you can have a juicy steak, so even meat can be juicy. Uhm, you can have, of course, something like an orange. When you eat an orange, it can be really juicy and the juice might even shoot out when you bite into it. Uh, but definitely when we describe food that has a liquid that comes out of it, that doesn't sound very


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[Assistant] Yummy does it when I say food with liquid that comes out. But when you have a juicy steak as opposed to a dry steak or when you have something like an orange, uh, and it's really juicy, it can be quite, uh, yummy. We have greasy food.


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[Assistant] Greasy food is food that is usually cooked in oil. So they heat oil up, they put the food into the hot oil, and the oil cooks it. So we have things like, uh, french fries.


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[Assistant] I think they even use it to describe a diner in the United States, like a greasy spoon. I don't know, maybe that's a really old phrase.


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[Assistant] If any of you have ever eaten honey you'll know that it's sticky. If you get honey on this finger and this finger


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[Assistant] It actually makes your fingers stick together a little bit. So we have a lot of different foods that are sticky. Uhm, definitely when you eat honey or if you ever bake with honey, you'll realize that it's just a very sticky type of food.


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[Assistant] We have food that we describe as being bite sized. So bite sized food, if you look these little tiny hamburgers,


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[Assistant] There may be a little too big for this, but you can see the person's hand there. They're small enough that you can eat them with one bite. You can just pop it in your mouth. We have a few things in North America that are bite sized. You can buy bite sized brownies at the grocery store, a little chocolate treat.


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[Assistant] Anything that's bite sized, uh, would fit in your mouth. It's just small enough.


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[Assistant] Is there a fancy word for it? Amuse bouche? Is that a French word? I think we use that as well. Uh, like an appetizer that you can eat in one bite. Cheesy.


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[Assistant] So pizza is definitely cheesy. Lasagna is cheesy. Anything that we eat that has a lot of cheese. If one of the ingredients is cheese, and if there's a lot of it, we describe it as cheesy. Some people order their pizza with extra cheese. They'll say, I'll get, uhm, an extra large pepperoni pizza.


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[Assistant] So a lot of the soups that we make, we make squash soup, we make tomato soup, uhm, we make the soup so it's very creamy. So it's like a thick liquid. That's the best way I can describe it. If you're familiar with what cream looks like, you have milk and you have cream.


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[Assistant] Cream is very very thick compared to milk. Milk is more liquidy. So when we make soup, even if there's no actual cream in it, we sometimes make soups that are very very creamy. So I like soups that are very creamy. They have a nice smooth texture to them.


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[Assistant] So I talked about food that is greasy and that same food could be described as deep fried. Uhm, deep fried food is of course cooked in oil. Here's the french fries again. They're coming out of the oil. They're nice and golden brown. They're probably crispy.


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[Assistant] I'm just realizing you can't really describe food as being fizzy. This is more about a drink.


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[Assistant] When we drink something like soda, in my part of Canada we call it pop.


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[Assistant] You would describe it as fizzy because it's carbonated.


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[Assistant] So whenever you have anything that's carbonated, anything that has little bubbles in it,


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[Assistant] Sometimes we even say in my area fizzy drinks, like people like to have fizzy drinks. Um, but when something's fizzy, it means it's carbonated.


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[Assistant] Flaky. Here is, sadly, I have to pronounce this in the way English speakers pronounce it. This in Canada is called a croissant.


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[Assistant] I apologize to all my French speaking listeners, but a croissant is very very flaky. If you want the French French pronunciation, I'll do my best job. It's croissant


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[Assistant] But this in Canada, we call a croissant, croissant. This doesn't sound right, does it? But that's how English speakers say it. It's very flaky. It has many, many layers and those layers, uhm, when you bite into it, little flakes fall off. It's just a yummy, yummy treat. The croissant.


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[Assistant] Pastries. I'm gonna call it a pastry. I would say it's the croissant. Definitely.


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[Assistant] Uh, frozen food. We have a lot of food that is frozen. Uh, food that is pre-cooked in a factory and then frozen and you can buy it from the frozen food section. In North America people


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[Assistant] But I, I bet you frozen pizza is the most popular. So you take home the frozen food, you warm it up or cook it in the oven and then you eat it. Uhm, but there's definitely other frozen food as well.


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[Assistant] Uhm, it doesn't have to be. They use the word gourmet on all kinds of food labels here. But usually if you say I'm going to have a gourmet dinner on Friday night,


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[Assistant] People will think you're going to a very nice restaurant and you're going to have food prepared by uhm, someone who is a chef. So gourmet food is prepared really, really well. There's a big difference between regular food and gourmet food. When I make a hamburger, it's just a normal hamburger.


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[Assistant] But when I go to a really nice restaurant and order a hamburger, I would say it's a gourmet hamburger. It's just really well made.


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[Assistant] Low fat. This is pretty popular, uh, in our part of the world. People are eating too much, so they want to buy food that has less fat in it. So you can buy low fat mayonnaise. You can buy almost anything low fat. If it has fat in it,


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[Assistant] You can buy it in a low fat version. I usually don't. I like the normal, uh, I don't like low fat versions of things. They don't, they don't usually taste right. And we also have sugar free.


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[Assistant] So we also have food that doesn't have sugar in it. It might have a sugar substitute. So these are sugar free candies. You can buy sugar free pop. Uhm, you can buy sugar free soda if you want to use the word soda. Uhm, there are many many types of food that you can buy where instead of sugar,


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[Assistant] They'll use something like stevia or aspartame. There's a couple different sugar replacements. So they'll use those instead.


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[Assistant] These are donuts and these donuts are glazed. A glazed donut has a coating of sugar around it. That's I think sprayed on or it might be dipped in.


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[Assistant] Uh, that are glazed. Okay, you can buy glazed doughnuts. Uhm, there are little treats at the grocery store too that you can buy that are glazed. You can even buy a glazed croissant. Isn't that crazy? A croissant with a layer of sugar on it. And then roasted. So these are roasted almonds.


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[Assistant] We buy coffee is roasted as well, although that's a drink again, isn't it? Not a food. There are many things you can buy that are roasted. In particular, nuts are often roasted. Okay, you can buy roasted peanuts, roasted almonds. Basically, they put them in an oven and they heat them up to a certain point and they develop


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[Assistant] Better tastes, although I do like my almonds raw, which is a word we learned at the beginning of the lesson, right?


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[Assistant] And then we can defy, we can describe food as being crumbly. You can see that this cookie, someone took a bite and there's just little pieces of the cookie everywhere. Those pieces are called crumbs.


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[Assistant] I would describe this cookie as being crumbly. A crumbly cookie is a cookie where when you bite it, it starts to fall apart. There are just a lot.


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[Assistant] I like my cookies a little bit chewy in the middle. I don't like crumbly cookies because then they're usually a little bit too dry for me.


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[Assistant] This module talks about file management in patrol workflows. I have a workflow here that illustrates some of this.


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[Assistant] If you have a folder that you're going to be putting information into, for example, this output folder here, you can right click on one of the objects in a patrol workflow.


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[Assistant] Say, find in Petrel Explorer, and it will tell you what's in it.


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[Assistant] If when you run this workflow, you want the folder to be clean when you start, you can come over here to the utilities.


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[Assistant] And in this housekeeping area, you can use remove content.


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[Assistant] Put it in, tell it what folder you want to clear out, then at this point


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[Assistant] Variable D into variable A, which is referenced by this output folder over here.


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[Assistant] If you make a temporary file in your workflow that you're only going to be using inside the workflow.


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[Assistant] For example, by copying variable G equals variable D.


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[Assistant] Then before you exit the workflow, make sure you delete that variable G because if you run this workflow a few times and there's just some


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[Assistant] Stuff down at the bottom of your input pane that you don't know what it is that came from this temporary file.


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[Assistant] In your workflow, you're not going to be very happy with the workflow and good workflows need to clean up after themselves at the end. So, if we run this workflow, I'm going to apply, test, and before I hit run, look up here, we see this top nest minus top tarvert surface here. When I run,


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[Assistant] It will be deleted and now the surface that comes out of the make it a surface is in that folder.


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[Assistant] Well, hello and welcome to this English lesson about celebrations. Life has moments where we like to celebrate things. Sometimes there's a special day just for you.


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[Assistant] Sometimes you go to a celebration for someone else.


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[Assistant] A celebration is anytime we have a party, sometimes we give gifts.


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[Assistant] To kind of mark a special occasion in someone's life, and I'll talk about all of the different


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[Assistant] Celebrations that I have, um, created slides for in just a bit in this English lesson. But, uh, celebrations are certainly very, very enjoyable and very fun. You look forward to celebrations. You remember them fondly as well. They are just moments in your life where, uh,


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[Assistant] You are happy about an accomplishment or an achievement. So welcome once again to this English lesson about celebrations. Here we go. So today is Friday and it's actually a small celebration for a lot of people. Most people work from Monday to Friday and then they have the weekends off.


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[Assistant] I don't work on Saturday and Sunday. So Friday is a little day in the week.


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[Assistant] A day where you can have a little celebration. Oftentimes at work, people will say, it's Friday and then they'll smile.


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[Assistant] But, uh, it is fun to feel the accomplishment of almost being done the week. Friday always feels like a day to celebrate a little bit. A small celebration because the week is almost over and it's almost time to relax.


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[Assistant] Today, I think I'm celebrating the fact that it's, it's finally Friday. It says in the slide, it's Friday.


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[Assistant] People sometimes also celebrate when they have a day off. This is definitely something to celebrate as well.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I actually have a day off coming up because Canadian Thanksgiving is in a couple of weeks, two and a half weeks about.


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[Assistant] And so I will have a day off and so I will celebrate that. Not only will it be a Friday the weekend before, but it will be a holiday on the Monday as well. So I will certainly be happy and celebrate. Uhm, I thought this couple was very cute. They're just sitting and chatting and having a cup of tea or coffee.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I can see Jen and I doing something like that on my day off, just sitting for a bit and chatting and enjoying.


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[Assistant] Uh, the fact that I don't have to go to work that day. So a day off is certainly something to celebrate.


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[Assistant] And people usually celebrate a holiday. Uhm, my sister just went on a vacation. She was on holidays a few weeks ago. And she was quite excited. And the last day that she worked, she was celebrating the fact that she was going on a holiday. So she was pretty, uh,


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[Assistant] I was gonna say she was pretty pumped. I don't know if you've heard that word before. In English, when you say someone is pumped to do something, it means they're very excited about it. So a little bit of slang just slipped out there. She was very pumped and uh, I think they had a very enjoyable time when they had a holiday. Certainly something to celebrate.


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[Assistant] Uhm, but let's get into some more traditional celebrations. Uhm, and one of the first ones that comes to mind is something called a milestone.


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[Assistant] A milestone is a time in life when you have accomplished something that's very, very


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[Assistant] Awesome. That's something that people respect. One of them might be having a number of years of service working somewhere. Maybe you've worked somewhere for 5 years or 10 years or 15 years or 20.


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[Assistant] We would say that that's a milestone every time you hit one of those marker points. Uhm, I have taught for almost 25 years. When I have taught for 25 years, that will be a cool milestone in my life.


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[Assistant] And I will celebrate that milestone. It will be something that I think about and something that I am happy about. I don't think there will be a party.


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[Assistant] When you have a milestone, you don't usually celebrate with a party. But certainly, uh, milestones for me as well would be when I passed my B1 French test, that was a milestone. And when I passed my B2 French test, that was a milestone as well. So, something to celebrate.


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[Assistant] Definitely the most traditional celebration would be a birthday. When it is your birthday, you are celebrating the day you were born. Usually in Canada, you'll have a birthday cake and it will have the same number of candles as your age.


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[Assistant] For me, uh, in my early 50s, I don't put that many candles on. Sometimes we put one candle for every 10 years and then a few extra for the little years after that. But, uh, certainly when it is your birthday, it is, uh, a celebration and probably the most common type.


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[Assistant] Uhm, you have a party usually or you at least invite some people over. Uhm, I didn't have a party for my birthday this year. My sister and I were born in the same month.


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[Assistant] Wasn't in the party mood this year, but, uh, I did turn 51. I'm getting old.


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[Assistant] Uh, something else to celebrate would be an engagement. An engagement is when someone asks someone else to marry them. Usually they get down on one knee and they usually have a ring. They have an engagement ring and they usually will go on a date and then, uhm, the person will propose to the other person and


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[Assistant] The celebration is just with the couple, but after, uhm,


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[Assistant] If the girl says yes afterwards, they will tell everyone else and everyone will celebrate with them. You might have a small engagement party, but usually it's just a lot of people saying congratulations.


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[Assistant] Whenever someone's is celebrating the fact that they are now engaged, people will usually say congratulations to them. And by the way, when you're engaged, it means you're planning to get married.


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[Assistant] Either in a few months or in a year or sometimes two years, but usually


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[Assistant] In Canada, if someone gets engaged, they usually get married the next summer, or within a year or two is, uh, about the normal amount of time.


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[Assistant] The bride might have a bridal shower. So shower is another name for a type of party.


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[Assistant] A bridal shower is when the bride before her wedding will go and all kinds of other women will come and give her gifts. So a bridal shower is a cool event for the bride, a cool celebration. Everyone is celebrating the fact that she is getting married.


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[Assistant] And one of the things they do is they have a party called a shower and they give her gifts.


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[Assistant] And then of course the actual day is a huge celebration. When you have your wedding, it's a day when you go and you get married.


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[Assistant] But wedding is the word we use for the celebration, the day when you actually get married, when you promise to spend your life with the other person.


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[Assistant] You invite a lot of guests, family and friends, uh, and on your wedding day, you exchange vows, you exchange rings, and uh, you are then married. Your marriage begins on your wedding day. That would be a good way to remember it. But certainly,


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[Assistant] A huge celebration. Any wedding I have been to has been, has been a huge celebration for sure.


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[Assistant] And then every year after your wedding, you get to celebrate your anniversary. So Jen and I have been married for over 20 years, so we can celebrate our anniversary every year, uh, and keep counting the years. It has been a very, very enjoyable marriage. I hope Jen's watching. It has been awesome.


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[Assistant] Uhm, but an anniversary is just, uhm, a day to celebrate and remember sometimes you look at pictures from your wedding day.


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[Assistant] Sometimes Jen and I will go out on a date, even though we're already married, we can still go out on a date. We'll go out to eat and we'll just enjoy each other's company for the day. So an anniversary in other languages, sometimes


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[Assistant] Uh, versions of anniversary are used to meant to mean birthday, but in English an anniversary is referring to the day you got married celebrating that every year.


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[Assistant] A graduation is a celebration of the fact that you have finished part of your schooling.


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[Assistant] When you are 13 years old in Canada, 12 or 13, you have a graduation from grade 8. You have been in school for 9 years. From kindergarten, grade 1, grade 2, all the way up to grade 8. By the way, if you are in America, you would call it the 8th grade.


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[Assistant] In Canada, we call it grade eight. We're a little bit different. Uhm, and then students will go to high school and then they'll graduate from grade 12. They'll have a graduation, a celebration, uh, recognizing the fact that they have finished four years of high school.


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[Assistant] So lots of fun celebrations when you're a kid as well. A retirement party. So when you have a job, eventually you get old and you retire and many times when you retire, the place where you work


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[Assistant] Is retiring and you get together to celebrate it. So retirement parties are a lot of fun by the way.


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[Assistant] If you have recently moved into a new house or a new apartment, you might have a housewarming party. When you buy a new house or start renting a new house or when you start renting an apartment or maybe you've bought a condo.


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[Assistant] Uhm, you might have a housewarming party where everyone can celebrate the fact that you have a new place to live. A housewarming party, you usually bring a housewarming gift.


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[Assistant] Probably the most common one is a plant or, uh, something to hang on the wall, like a piece of art. Uh, I haven't been to a housewarming party in a long time, but usually there's food and people bring housewarming gifts, but certainly something to celebrate. Especially if someone, uh, sometimes in Canada people will rent an apartment


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[Assistant] And then eventually they'll buy a house and then they'll be excited because they own their own house and they'll have a little housewarming party. Lots of fun.


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[Assistant] Uh, our kids sometimes went to something called a pool party.


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[Assistant] This is not a specific celebration but it is a very common party for kids to go to when they're younger, like between age


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[Assistant] I don't know, six and fourteen or something like that. Uhm, a pool party is just a party that a kid has. If they happen to have a pool in their backyard, they might have a pool party during the summer. I have driven my kids to a couple of different


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[Assistant] And in the invitation it will say bring your bathing suit because it's also a pool party. So a pool party is just a party where people go swimming in a pool. Nothing super special about it.


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[Assistant] You might have a celebration event in terms of fundraising. Uhm, you might have a fundraising sale. You might have a fundraising bake sale. You might go to a fundraising dinner. Jen and I sometimes are invited to fundraising dinners. A fundraising dinner is when


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[Assistant] An organization that does good in the world needs money and so they have a celebration and they celebrate the work they've done and then they ask you for more money. But a simple version of a celebration would be fundraising by selling baked goods, cookies, or other things.


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[Assistant] So let's talk about receptions. So in English, the word reception has a few different meanings. One meaning of reception means a party, usually a formal party.


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[Assistant] After a wedding or even after a graduation or some other formal celebration.


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[Assistant] I've been to a reception after a graduation. I've been to many receptions after a wedding. So a reception is simply a more formal party. By formal I mean people are usually dressed up. Men are usually wearing ties and women are usually wearing dresses.


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[Assistant] Not always, but that's usually, that's still a very common way to dress up. Uhm, and definitely it's after some kind of important celebration, like a wedding or a graduation. Definitely after a wedding.


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[Assistant] But there's a celebration called an after party, apparently.


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[Assistant] Uh, an after party is a party that people go to when the main party is done.


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[Assistant] You'll hear about this often after some awards shows. Sometimes there are a lot of after parties. So it's a party that takes place after another celebration or after another party like I just said. Uhm, I, it's not that I haven't been invited to after parties. It's just that I, I don't like staying out late. So if I go to a celebration


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[Assistant] And someone is having an after party at one or two in the morning. I go home and I go to bed.


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[Assistant] So, but an after party is a party that takes place after a different celebrate or after a celebration or after another party. Some people go to a party and then they go to an after party. Not Bob the Canadian. Bob the Canadian goes, goes home and goes to bed.


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[Assistant] I have been to block parties or street parties though. So a block party, our cities and towns are usually divided into blocks. So you have city blocks. Every square of the city is a block. And sometimes the city or town will decide to close the street.


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[Assistant] And they are going to close the street and have a street party.


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[Assistant] When you close a street, it means cars can't drive down that street. They'll put roadblocks at each end and then everyone can just walk on the street.


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[Assistant] So, they're going to have a street party. People will just go. The street is a beautiful place to uh have a drink, do some dancing, talk to friends, listen to some music. It will be a really really fun event.


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[Assistant] A block party or street party is when a town or city closes the street so that they can have a party to celebrate some kind of, uh, special event.


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[Assistant] So, no one has ever thrown one of these for me. A surprise party is a party that other people plan for you and they don't tell you about it. And then when you walk in, everyone yells surprise. Uhm, I, oh, wait.


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[Assistant] I, I did go to one, I did have a, there was a surprise party in my life. When Jen and I were expecting our first kid, when Jen was pregnant, the people from work


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[Assistant] Someone, a work, a colleague Jen was friends with invited us to go out to eat with her and her husband.


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[Assistant] And when we got there, there were like 20 people from my work and they had a little surprise party for us where they gave us gifts for the new baby. So yes, I, my mistake. Generally those surprise parties are for birthdays.


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[Assistant] And usually it's when someone comes home from work, they open the door and their apartment is dark. And when they turn the light on.


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[Assistant] There's like 25 people there who all yell surprise and it is a surprise party. Sounds fun. I should plan one someday for Jen, maybe a surprise party.


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[Assistant] I have been to costume parties when I was in university. I went to a couple costume parties. Uhm, sometimes little kids will go to a costume party. A costume party is a party where you dress up. They're very common around Halloween.


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[Assistant] But, uh, I have not been to a costume party for probably 25 years or more.


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[Assistant] Uhm, sometimes parents dress up and go to costume parties at Halloween as well. Uhm, sometimes their kids will have a costume party and the parents will also dress up. But, uh, I have not done anything like that for a while. I'm pretty boring, actually, if, if I do think about my own life.


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[Assistant] But, uh, maybe this year should be the year where I dress up and go to a costume party. We'll see.


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[Assistant] This is more my style. In English, when you say something is more your style, it means it's something you like to do. I really enjoy hosting a bonfire or campfire, uh, or going to a bonfire or campfire. I was sad because last weekend, a friend of mine


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[Assistant] Was going to have a bonfire and he invited people over, but I actually couldn't go. I was busy that night.


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[Assistant] But this is something I really enjoy either hosting,


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[Assistant] Meaning I have a fire at my house and invite people over, or I like going to, which means if someone else has a bonfire. And the difference between bonfire and campfire? A bonfire is just bigger.


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[Assistant] And that's where we usually have our little campfires, if we invite people over. Lots of fun, very enjoyable time.


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[Assistant] Birth. So we talked about birthday, but there's also a time to celebrate when a young couple has a new baby. So you celebrate the birth.


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[Assistant] It's kind of the kid's first birthday, isn't it? But certainly when a young couple has a new baby, you celebrate the fact that they have given birth, that they have a new child. So a birth is certainly something fun.


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[Assistant] To celebrate also a time to give gifts as well.


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[Assistant] And, uh, just, uhm, I just know with the birth of each of our children, Jen's parents would come down and my mom would come down within a day or two, uh, to congratulate us and to celebrate the fact that we had had a baby. Lots of fun.


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[Assistant] And before you have a baby, you will often have a baby shower. Uh, and sometimes after you have a baby, you'll have a baby shower. And so you'll see again.


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[Assistant] Uhm, you'll see again the word shower, uhm, to mean a party. So we had bridal shower earlier. Uhm, but yeaah, usually a baby shower.


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[Assistant] Happens in advance. Uhm, I know Jen went to a baby shower a couple months ago for a relative. Uhm, and it was I think four weeks before the baby was due. When you're expecting you have a due date.


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[Assistant] And then usually you'll have a baby shower at some point, um, usually before, but sometimes after, I mean.


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[Assistant] It's always fun to celebrate, uh, a new baby and to get gifts, right? So lots of fun.


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[Assistant] Uh, sometimes you have a going away party. Sometimes maybe one of your kids is going off to university.


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[Assistant] Uh, maybe a neighbor is moving away to another country or province. So you might have a little party to celebrate the fact that they're leaving. It sounds kind of funny. You're not happy that they're leaving, but it is fun to get together and to have a little going away party. Um, probably the most common type is when


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[Assistant] Uh, if one of your kids is leaving for university, you might have a little going away party. Have a, uhm, have a nice supper. Uhm, no gifts really, but just maybe some cake.


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[Assistant] Or a going away party. And then of course the opposite would be...


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[Assistant] From far away. Maybe one of your kids is at university. When they come home you might have a welcome home party. Maybe someone was serving in the military and they were far away. Maybe they were deployed and when they come back the family might have a welcome home party to welcome them back. I went to a welcome home party


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[Assistant] For a teacher who taught in a different country for two years and when they came back we had a little welcome home party for them. Lots of fun.


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[Assistant] So yeaah, you can have a going away party, and then a year or two later, you can have a welcome home party.


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[Assistant] So, family reunions are celebrations that families have.


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[Assistant] Where someone will invite all of the brothers and sisters and uncles and aunts and cousins and grandparents all to one place and they will just celebrate the fact that they're a family so a family reunion is just


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[Assistant] When I talk about my family, I talk about Jen, my kids, and my brothers and sisters, and my mom. That's my family.


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[Assistant] When I talk about my extended family, I mean my uncles and aunts, uh, and cousins. That's my extended family. So a family reunion is when you invite your family and your extended family, uh, and you, uh, in Canada, it's often at a


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[Assistant] or at someone's house with a really big backyard. It's usually in the summer and it's usually outside and people will barbecue and play outdoor games. Usually a family reunion is lots of


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[Assistant] Uh, let me get to the next slide in a sec here. I just gotta make a small change. There we go.


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[Assistant] Mother's Day. So I mentioned Mother's Day and Father's Day.


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[Assistant] Mother's Day is a day where we celebrate all of the work that our mums have done to raise us.


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[Assistant] Father's Day is similar. We celebrate the fathers in the world. So Mother's Day is usually a day where we will go to either Jen's mom's house or my mom's house. We kind of alternate year to year.


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[Assistant] And we will have some cake and we will celebrate the fact that it is Mother's Day. Usually we will send a card.


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[Assistant] We will usually give a gift. Sometimes on Mother's Day we will give my mom flowers. If we have some, it's a little early in the year for us to give flowers. Sometimes we'll buy an outdoor potted plant or something nice for my mom. Uh, Father's Day is the same.


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[Assistant] Uh, because my father passed away, I will sometimes visit the cemetery and I'll just go and visit the grave site where my father is buried. Um, and we will definitely go to Jen's parents house, uh, and celebrate father's day with her dad. So mother's day, a day where we celebrate mothers and father's day, a day where we celebrate fathers.


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[Assistant] And then Teacher's Day. So, uh, just a month ago, someone said happy Teacher's Day to me. Most of you know that I find Teacher's Day to be, uhm, since I've started YouTube, it has been a very fun day to celebrate for me because it happens almost every month.


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[Assistant] Quite regularly, someone will say in the comments of a video, happy teacher's day. It's teacher's day here in Bolivia or happy teacher's day. It's teacher's day here in Indonesia and so there seems to be


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[Assistant] Uh, and because I teach everyone around the world, I'm quite often, um, congratulate, like congratulations, happy teachers day, uh, Bob the Canadian. Thank you for everything you do. So I appreciate that. It's kind of fun.


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[Assistant] To teach people around the world because I get thanked a lot, uhm, on all of the different teachers days. I think there's another one coming up in October if I'm not mistaken. Uh, we'll see. I don't actually know when the Canadian one is.


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[Assistant] Uh, New Year's Eve, someone mentioned this earlier. Uh, New Year's Eve happens on December 31st. When the clock strikes midnight, we all yell Happy New Year's. Uhm, and, uh, we give each other hugs.


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[Assistant] Generally though, the New Year's Eve party happens mostly the year before. Does that make sense? Mostly it's December 31st when you're celebrating New Year's Eve, and then you say happy New Year's, you maybe stay up for another hour, and then if you're old like me, you go to bed. But New Year's Eve,


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[Assistant] Is a fun celebration. A day where we celebrate.


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[Assistant] The new year, and we look forward to all the new things we're going to do. This is another one where it's different in different parts of the world. Often, my international students will be celebrating Chinese New Year a few weeks after our New Year's, so it's fun because they are, they have a nice fun day, uh, a bit later than us as well. But New Year's Eve, celebrating the New Year, always a fun celebration.


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[Assistant] We have a lot of different kinds of festivals.


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[Assistant] Especially in the fall, there are a lot of festivals in Ontario, Canada. A festival is anytime


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[Assistant] A town or some place has a big party celebrating one thing. We have food festivals. A food festival is a place where you can go and there's all different kinds of food to eat.


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[Assistant] Uhm, we have something, uh, we have a lot of music festivals where you can go for a weekend and you can listen to all different kinds of music. But a festival isn't


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[Assistant] It's celebrating a specific thing. So, it's a festival because people like food. It's a festival because people like music. Um and so, they'll get together and they will celebrate that thing and you can go and enjoy yourself as well.


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[Assistant] A parade. So we really like going to a parade, uh, every year at Christmas. There are a lot of different kinds of parades in the world. Uhm, when we go to a parade, it's usually quite cold, it's usually the end of November or beginning of December, and it's a parade about Christmas. In the parade, there will be marching bands,


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[Assistant] These guys aren't playing instruments. I think the marching band is behind the flag bearers. Uh, there's usually different floats. A float is someone in a parade who drives by. So they decorate their vehicle or they pull a trailer that's all decorated. You would call that a float.


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[Assistant] In Canada, if you go to a Christmas parade, the very last float in the parade usually has Santa Claus on it.


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[Assistant] You might celebrate a championship. It might be the Super Bowl. It might be the World Cup. It might be the Stanley Cup if you watch hockey. Uhm, when the team you like wins a championship.


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[Assistant] It's a time to celebrate. Um, if you live in Toronto and if the Toronto Raptors won the NBA championship again,


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[Assistant] Uh, there would be a parade, uh, a week later and people would celebrate the fact that the team won the championship. Um, I'm sure if you live close to a city where a football or soccer or baseball or hockey team has won the championship, there is a large celebration about a week afterwards.


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[Assistant] Hey, we mentioned Valentine's Day earlier. Valentine's Day is a day for couples where they buy each other gifts. The most common gifts on Valentine's Day would be, uh, red roses, chocolate, jewelry. Those would be very, very common. It's a day to celebrate love.


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[Assistant] Uhm, so it's a day where you'll probably go on a date if you're in a relationship and you will just celebrate the fact that you enjoy each other's company so much, uhm, that you want to celebrate it. Fun day. And then lastly, there is usually a celebration


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[Assistant] Uh, for your country at some point. In Canada, it's called Canada Day. It's on July 1st. Every year on July 1st, uh, we celebrate the fact that Canada is a country. Usually there's fireworks. I actually posted a photo this year because Jen and I and the kids, we went to see live music.


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[Assistant] Uh, and we saw fireworks after the concert. So on Canada Day, we celebrate.


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[Assistant] Probably similar to what I experienced. There's probably fireworks.


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[Assistant] In every town and everyone is really happy to celebrate the fact that your country is a country.


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[Assistant] Time cube, you use this top area and use the right.


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[Assistant] Lines in between the wells and shows you what the seismic looks like in between the wells in a straight line.


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[Assistant] Medicaid saved my family from bankruptcy, and today it provides for Guimong's health and for millions of others. Nuna is my love letter to Medicaid.


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[Assistant] Every row of data is a life whose story deserves to be told with dignity.


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[Assistant] The welltops file in the stratigraphy folder are active.


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[Assistant] If one of these is highlighted, its name will appear right here and then you will be adding to that service. We want to add a completely new one. So once again,


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[Assistant] Not in the depth track where you think the new horizon should go. The new horizon will appear in the log. It will also be placed in between where you clicked. If you look in the stratigraphy tab since we're, if you look in the stratigraphy folder since we are


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[Assistant] In this module we're going to talk about attributes on 2D grids or surfaces.


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[Assistant] Crude attributes are stored with the surface underneath it.


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[Assistant] You can't see it on this picture, but if there, if the surface has more than one z value, which means it has more than one attribute, there is an icon out here for expanding the folder.


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[Assistant] Because of the visual vertical position, they will all be displayed at the level of Z if you're in a 3D window. If you want them to be displayed at their own level, for example, average porosity between zero and one,


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[Assistant] As we saw in a previous module, whichever attribute has the pink name out here is the one whose vertical position is being used. Whichever one is checked like here in the box is what's being shown. So in this picture down here, we are seeing contours,


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[Assistant] Right click on the surface that you want to make an attribute. One of the options is copy as surface attribute.


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[Assistant] Then go to the surface where you want to put the attribute, right click on it and say paste as surface attribute. If you don't do copy,


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[Assistant] You won't see paste. And now here we have Tarbert with the thickness and


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[Assistant] Zoned Net to Gross. Now we also have Zoned to Porosity. And that's name comes from the one that you right clicked on up here.


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[Assistant] Shortly, I will be opening two new restaurants called Social. So the winner of tonight's challenge will accompany me with a team of chefs from Social and some of my other restaurants to the Cannes Film Festival in the south of France.


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[Assistant] Well, I thought it was really interesting because it was a juxtaposition of concepts. And, you know, it's not simply enough to establish the concept. You have to execute.


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[Assistant] But in the end, you won because of service. And that was because Dave put up the room. So Dave, you're going to can.


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[Assistant] I don't think he recognized the problem. I think Steven perceived it as, okay, so take a little more time for me to get to you, but it's gonna be worth it.


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[Assistant] 10 weeks ago, 12 of the country's most talented, up-and-coming chefs arrived in San Francisco to fight it out for a shot at making their dreams come true.


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[Assistant] Our judges panel, led by Chef Tom Colicchio, kept the pressure on.


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[Assistant] Please pack your knives and go. And one by one they cut nine chefs from the competition.


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[Assistant] You know the judges by now. Chef Tom Colicchio, our head judge, Gail Simmons of Food & Wine Magazine, and our old friend from San Francisco, Hubert Keller, is back to see how you all have come along.


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[Assistant] Only two of you will go forward to battle it out head to head in the final challenge. One of you will be going home.


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[Assistant] This challenge is not a traditional quickfire challenge. This is an elimination challenge.


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[Assistant] Only two of you will go forward to battle it out head to head in the final challenge.


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[Assistant] You will have 10 minutes to familiarize yourself with the supplies and equipment available in the kitchen before the first order comes in. Your time starts now. Good luck.


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[Assistant] Two of you will be going head to head in the final challenge of the competition. One of you will be going home.


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[Assistant] But didn't that ticket come out and say impress us? Did I not?


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[Assistant] So one of the challenges was to create a snack food for the poker players. Harold, how do you think you handled that?


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[Assistant] It's down to you two, Tiffany and Dave. One of you will be going home.


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[Assistant] This module talks about adding surfaces as properties to a 3D grid.


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[Assistant] Now these properties can be constants or they can be from 2D grids or surfaces.


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[Assistant] First, we need to make sure we have a 3D grid already set up. It may or may not have properties. Either one is alright.


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[Assistant] So start off with in the property modeling tab, property modeling group, there is a geometrical


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[Assistant] Tool. This brings up the geometrical modeling window here.


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[Assistant] Since we have a bunch of surfaces that we want to add to our 3D grid, we change the method here to constant or surface in segment in zones, depending on what your method is. And there's quite a few methods. All this information down here at the bottom changes.


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[Assistant] Make sure we select the correct property template. We're going to be adding porosity surfaces in here so we want to make sure the template for the property is also porosities.


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[Assistant] If we only had one porosity, for example, for all the zones, we could make sure this same for all zones is checked here. So if we have different surfaces, we want to make sure it's unchecked, then it lets us add one for each of our zones.


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[Assistant] Now we have surfaces for all of them, so we can click all surfaces. And that puts the little blue arrow here for all of them.


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[Assistant] Also puts a check mark in this box. If maybe we had it just a constant for one of them.


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[Assistant] After we've clicked all surfaces, we would come and uncheck the box for the zone we wanted to put a constant in.


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[Assistant] The blue arrow would disappear and this box would allow us then to put in a constant value. But since we have all surfaces


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[Assistant] By the zones, so if they're not, drag and drop to make sure they are. Highlight the first one.


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[Assistant] Click this icon right here, which in larger size is right over here. The tooltip says multiple drop in the table.


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[Assistant] And then just go click the first blue arrow over here and the first one.


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[Assistant] Then click apply or okay to build the property model. QC it as you need to. This is an intersection just showing you some of the property values.


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[Assistant] Display a property in a 3D window. This is a pretty complex one as you can see.


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[Assistant] Then go to the settings for the whole properties folder in that 3D grid by double clicking on the properties folder or right clicking and choosing settings. Come to the filter tab here. Make sure that use index filter


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[Assistant] Is checked, then this area down here becomes active. And these numbers here mean start at the first cell in either a row or a column. Make our fence one wide, skip ten.


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[Assistant] One wide, skip ten. When you hit the apply button, it looks like this. So here's one wide, skip ten. One wide, skip ten. Allows you to look at your property inside a little bit better.


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[Assistant] If this and box right here is also checked, it does it in both directions and makes it look just like posts.