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Streaming films and TV shows

How do you watch these series? Erm, on TV. But, you know, I stream them, like everybody these days. So, you just used the word stream. You 'stream' TV shows and movies and that...

Course: Free time and favoritesSection: Talking about filmsSubtitles: en-gb

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— Mm-hm. That's called binge watching. — Mm.

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How do you watch these series?

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Erm, on TV. But, you know, I stream them, like everybody these days.

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So, you just used the word stream.

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You 'stream' TV shows and movies

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and that means 'watching films or TV using the internet'.

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You can watch things whenever you want when you stream things.

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OK. Let's look again at the vocabulary we learned during the conversation.

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We learned 'plot',

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which means 'the story of a film, TV programme or book', so what happens.

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'Character', that's 'a person in a story'.

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And 'stream' — 'watch a film or programme online'.

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And we learned how to use present simple to talk about what happens in a film.

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For example, Harry Potter

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goes to a magic school called Hogwarts and meets two best friends.

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Thanks for listening to Real Easy English. You

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can find more easy conversation on our website: BBC Learning English dot com.

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Next time, we'll be talking about pets.

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Bye for now.

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Bye.

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