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Hello everyone
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and welcome back to "English with Lucy"
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Today I've got a vocabulary and pronunciation
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lesson for you.
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We are going to be talking about to pronounce
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Fruit , vegetables and nuts in English.
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In this video I am going to show you
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42 different fruits , vegetables
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and nuts, with pictures and
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the pronunciation.
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It should help you improve both your vocabulary
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and your pronunciation.
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This video should be relevant for everyone.
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I wonder if you learn how to say :
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a new fruit , vegetable or nut in English.
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I am going to start of with more beginner vocabulary
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and move up towards advanced.
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in a comfortable environment. Right,
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let;s get started with the lesson.
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Before I start talking to you about pronunciation ,
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I would just like to mention fruit and
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vegetable. The two nouns.
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I often hear my students
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make a mistake .
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If you can correct you will sound much more native.
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Vegetable is a countable noun.
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Do you like this vegetable?
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No, I prefer these vegetables.
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When vegetables is in plural form
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we add an "s" to the end.
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Vegetable.
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Vegetables.
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Fruit, however is slightly different.
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It is an exception.
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It's not an uncountable noun ... but sometimes
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we do treat it an uncountable noun.
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If we want to talk about fruit in general,
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we wouldn't say fruits , we would say fruit.
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In a supermarket you would see fruit and
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vegetables.Not fruits and vegetables.
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Rarely used with the plural "s" ,
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except in phrases that require one.
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For example I ate 3 different fruits
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this morning.
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Now, let's discuss pronunciation.
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I am going to start with fruit , simply because I am
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addicted to fruit, I love it ,
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it's my favorite food.
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Make sure you repeat after me.
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I am going to leave some time for you
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to practice your pronunciation.
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One
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Apple
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apple
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Number Two
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Banana
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Banana
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Number Three
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Orange
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Orange
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Four
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Lemon
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Lemon
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Five
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Lime
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Lime
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Lime
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Six
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Grape
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Grape
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Seven
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Plum
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Plum
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Eight
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Kiwi
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Kiwi
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Nine Pear
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Pear
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Ten
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Strawberry
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Strawberry
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Eleven
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Blueberry
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Blueberry
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Twelve
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Fig
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Fig
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Thirteen
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Pomegranate
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Pomegranate
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Fourteen
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Pineapple
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Pineapple
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Fifteen
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Dragon Fruit
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Dragon Fruit
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Sixteen . My Favorite !
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Watermelon
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Watermelon
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And seventeen
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There is a debate on this whether is a fruit or a vegetable .
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Tomato
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Tomato
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Ok , those were seventeen fruits.
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Comment down below with your favorite.
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I have already told mine. It's watermelon.
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I love watermelon!
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Right. Let's get
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started with vegetables. One
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Carrot
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Carrot
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Two
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Potato
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Potato
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Number Three
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Pepper
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Pepper
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Remember this is British English. Sometimes pepper
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would mean something different in other country.
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Like the next one. Four
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Chilli
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Chilli
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In some English speaking countries
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you would call a chilli , pepper .
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Sometimes to clarify we say chilli pepper.
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Five
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cucumber
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cucumber
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Six
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Aubergine
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Aubergine
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Seven
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Artichoke
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Artichoke
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Eight
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Onion
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Onion
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Nine
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Garlic
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Garlic
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Ten
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Avocado
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Avocado
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Eleven
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Asparagus
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Asparagus
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Twelve
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Broccoli
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Broccoli
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Thirteen
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Mushroom
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Mushroom
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Fourteen . Okey this is a pickled
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cucumber .
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But it is important if you want a really good burger.
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Gherkin
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Gherkin
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Fifteen
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Radish
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Radish
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Sixteen
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Pea
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Pea
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And remember the plural " peas "
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is with a "z " sound , not
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peace which is
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world peace.
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Seventeen. Pumpkin
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Pumpkin
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And number Eighteen
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Perhaps a not quite a vegetable but still important.
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Ginger
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Ginger
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Right. Let's move on to last part
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of this video the pronunciation of
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nuts.
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Number One
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Walnut
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Walnut
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Two
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Pistachio
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Pistachio
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Pistachio was the name of my rescue cat,
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who still leaves in Spain with my ex-boyfriends family.
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He was lovely. He is lovely.
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Number Three
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Brazil nut
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Brazil nut
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Four
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Peanut
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Peanut
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Five
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Hazelnut
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Hazelnut
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Six
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Macadamia
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Macadamia
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And number seven . The final one.
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Almond
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Almond This is commonly mispronounced
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as A'l'mond or A"ll"ond.
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It should be Almond.
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Right. That's it for today's lesson.
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Don't forget to comment down below
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with your favorites from this list.
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And I shall see you soon for an other lesson.