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It makes our food tasty and our breath smelly, but what are some of the other uses of garlic...? Apart from warding off vampires, of course! Neil and Beth discuss this and teach you some new English vocabulary. ⭐ Find a free transcript and worksheet here ? https://bbc.in/48ApUo1 More episodes of 6 Minute English here ? https://bbc.in/4jfhDZx
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⭐Is breakfast the most important meal of the day? ? https://youtu.be/C830bmzNjDc
⭐Are we too fixated on protein? ? https://youtu.be/VsBSCbBm_NA
⭐ What makes a good citizen? ? https://youtu.be/vNQUAtFQf9A
⭐ Have you ever seen a whale? ? https://youtu.be/wr-v6RJ594s
⭐ The criminal trade in ancient objects ? https://youtu.be/E8VSFuirfzA
⭐ Talking at the table ? https://youtu.be/xy27CfuFtJE
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