Eating for two ⏲️ 6 Minute English
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 เม.ย. 2024
- Mums-to-be often feel guilty about the food they crave in pregnancy. Georgie and Phil discuss this and teach you some useful vocabulary.👇👇👇
❓❓❓ According to NHS recommendations, which of these foods should pregnant women NOT eat?
a) chips
b) oily fish
c) smoked salmon
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Vocabulary:
✔️(to be) eating for two - (idiom) to be pregnant
✔️go haywire - stop working properly
✔️could count (something) on one hand - used to emphasise that something does not happen very often, or that there are only a few such things
✔️binge - occasion when you do something to excess, for example eat, drink, or spend money
✔️cat-o’-nine-tails - (in the past) a whip made of nine strings used to punish prisoners;
(now) means by which someone criticises themselves as a form of self-punishment or because they feel guilty
✔️give (yourself) a hard time - treat (yourself) badly by criticising or blaming yourself
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VOCABULARY FROM VIDEO “Eating for two ⏲ 6 Minute English”
1. (To be) eating for two (idiom): to be pregnant
2. Go haywire : stop working properly
3. Could count (something) on one hand: used to emphasise that something does not happen very often, or that there are only a few such things
4. Binge : occasion when you do something to excess, for example eat, drink, or spend money
5. Cat-o’-nine-tails (in the past): a whip made of nine strings used to punish prisoners; (now) means by which someone criticises themselves as a form of self-punishment or because they feel guilty
6. Give (yourself) a hard time : treat (yourself) badly by criticising or blaming yourself
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Pregnancy must be an overwhelming experience that has never happened to me. I would struggle to stand all the inconvenience related to this condition
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haywire: it stops working properly
nosebleeds
craving
binge: a binge is an occasion where you do something in a extreme way, like eating or drinking too much
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Anna and Luther got married last year and Anna started eating for two lately. One of her change is binge eating. She is easy to get hungry and her appetite goes haywire. Her husband says that she used to be not paticular about food. The food she doesn't like can be count on one hand. But recently there are so many things she does not like to eat. Due to the increasing level of hormone, she gets mad easily sometimes and has more arguements with Luther. However, everytime after the squabble she gave herself a hard time.Fortunately, after the baby was born, everything was going back to normal.The family of three lived happily ever after.
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ARE YOU EATING FOR TWO? = ARE YOU PREGNANT?
- HAYWIRE: During pregnancy, her body went haywire (stop working properly)
- To count on one hand: I can count the amount of nosebleeds pre-pregnancy on one hand (Hardly happen)
- Binge (v/n): eating, doing sth too much...
+ I tend to binge ON chocolate when watching TV
+ I have a chocolate binge/ I'm on a binge, eating everything in sight.
- The cat-o'-nine-tails: punish yourself when you feel guilty
- Give yourself a hard time: Criticize yourself
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Pregnancy and birth process aren't easy.Women's body gives all of the things she can give and it can almost cause some problems with mother.Making vitamins is important.When you're pregnant but you don't have vitamins like b and c.It affects hair and nails.Caring for yourself is what we as women must do all the time.After giving birth, mom needs some rest to have more energy and relive stress level.
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What is the most harmful food for pregenant women?
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Who's pregnant here?
Do you eat for two? 😅
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I eat for three 😅😅
Me and l don’t eat for two😅
@@nafiseh212 hey! Don't kind with me 😁
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