03:25Can we live without plastic? β²οΈ 6 Minute English
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Is it time to start living without plastic? Neil and Beth discuss this and teach you some useful vocabulary. πππ βββ This week's question: Which items did plastic first replace? a) Snooker balls b) Shopping bags c) Hairbrushes [Cover: Getty Images] You can download audio and a free programme transcript here π https://www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/features/6-minute-english_2023/ep-231214 Vocabulary: βοΈsingle-use plastic - plastic products which are designed to be used just once before being thrown away βοΈmicrobeads - tiny plastic particles found in personal care products like toothpastes and body scrubs βοΈsynthetic - non-natural; made by combining artificial man-made chemicals βοΈbiodegrade - decay naturally, in a way that is not harmful βοΈfew and far between - very rare; not happening very often βοΈunsightly - ugly; unattractive; unpleasant to look at More 6 Minute English episodes: β Social media and teenage health π https://youtu.be/g8q-Nq-ajx8 β Elephant-proof farming π https://youtu.be/XMfNMnH8KyQ β Should we farm octopus? π https://youtu.be/WaQWL1Qr9i8 β Ways to live for 100 years π https://youtu.be/tieXTqc15rE β How green is your money? π https://youtu.be/c5Ppkvg7xHI β Mushrooms: Medicine or myth? π https://youtu.be/fWzD45xDQDo β Saving dead languages π https://youtu.be/eoXv4JgwjeM β Sounds that make you want to scream π https://youtu.be/fKg0nLaQzn4 β How fans talk about their passions π https://youtu.be/rCh9MQibJ3c π€©π€©π€© SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube channel for more Eng
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