Episode 226: Hot tips for visiting the UK
In this podcast, we talk about planning a trip to the UK. Listen out as Chris asks Sue what she’s planning to do, to see, to eat, to drink and where she’s going to shop. There is plenty of grammar too. Watch out in the video for pictures and questions to help you.
Are you planning to visit the UK?
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YouTubeWelcome back to English-Podcasts In this episode we talk about an upcoming trip to the UK. Listen out as Chris asks Sue what she’s planning to do, to eat, to drink and where she’s going to shop. Plenty of top tips for you.
British food has evolved over centuries, reflecting the country’s diverse cultural history and regional influences. Traditional British dishes, often known for their heartiness and simplicity, include classics like fish and chips, shepherd’s pie, and the famous Sunday roast with Yorkshire pudding. English breakfasts, another iconic staple, feature eggs, bacon, sausages, baked beans, and toast. Beyond these well-known dishes, British cuisine incorporates flavors from former colonies, such as curries. More recently, British cooking has experienced a revival, with chefs embracing seasonal, locally-sourced ingredients and modernizing classics to create a more diverse and refined culinary scene. Listen in as we talk about our favourites.
Recap & Takeaways
In this podcast we talk about food and drink, but also listen out for the grammar structures we use to talk about a planned future. Listen out as Sue says, “I’m going to buy some gravey”, I’m planning on travelling by train”, “I’m visiting my family”,Â
We also use the verb “to miss”, listen out for its specific structure; “I’ll miss French bread”.
Let us know if you’d like any more tips about travelling to the UK, we’re more than happy to help.
