Note: This is not a word-for-word transcript The perception that something is healthy for you even though there is little evidence to support thisįoods containing added artificial ingredients that you wouldn’t add when cooking homemade food Hot, often unhealthy, food such as hamburgers or pizza that is quick to cook and serveĪ deep emotional connection between humans and brands Pay for an event or tournament in order to advertise a company or brand in return
Listen to the programme to find out the answer. But why did McDonalds choose to quit? Was it because:Ī) they wanted to change the name of French fries to McFries?ī) they didn’t want to call their hamburger, ‘Le Big Mac’? or,Ĭ) they wanted to be the only company selling cheese for cheeseburgers? McDonalds had a long history with the Olympic Games until the company ended the partnership ahead of the 2024 games in Paris. Is it right for companies selling unhealthy products to sponsor sporting events? Why do some companies that make unhealthy food and drinks advertise during the Olympics? That's what Sam and Neil talk about, as they teach you related vocabulary. English at Work (intermediate) Business.Tim's Pronunciation Workshop (intermediate) Pronunciation.The Sounds of English (basic+) Pronunciation.6 Minute Vocabulary (intermediate) Vocabulary.The English We Speak (intermediate) Vocabulary.6 Minute English (intermediate+) Vocabulary.English in a Minute (intermediate+) Vocabulary.Towards advanced grammar reference Grammar.The Grammar Gameshow (intermediate+) Grammar.6 Minute Grammar (intermediate) Grammar.English at University (Intermediate) Features.