Eating meat has long been considered part of a healthy diet, but that’s changing. More and more people are turning away from animal products and finding their nutrients, especially protein, elsewhere.
But there are still a lot of meat eaters who thoroughly enjoy meat. Here is something to help tell the difference between different kinds of popular meat.
Here are the meats in the slide above:
Chop
Ham
Leg
Sirloin
Prime Rib
T-bone
Meatloaf
Pork belly
Sausages
Diced beef
Bacon
Roast Chicken
If you have any questions or doubts, please ask in the comments or send me a private message.
There are two ways to answer the question “What time is it?” in English.
The first is the more traditional British way.
Here you begin by saying the minutes (in intervals of five) and you need to use past plus the hour, or to plus the next hour. (9:20 – twenty past nine; 9:45 – quarter to ten)
The second is the American way.
Here you read the time as if you were reading a digital clock – the hours are spoken first then the minutes with nothing in between. (9:20 – nine twenty; 9:45 – nine forty-five)
Which way do you use?
Which way do you think is easier?
If you have a question or something to say, please send me a private message or write in the comments.
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