Lesson 23, Exercise 15: Grapes

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Subtitled:

Sara asks if the interviewer wants to see "a French fry or a grape". The interviewer answers "Okay, whatever".
1. The interviewer will be happy to see anything in her bag.
2. The interviewer wants to see grapes, not just one grape.
3. The interviewer wants to see all her french firies, not just one.
Sara asks "What is this for?"
What is the interviewer's answer? Type it!
1. This is for language learning.
2. This is about grapes.
3. This is for my agricultiral students.

Wonderbread hot dog buns on the left, grapes in the middle, and french fries or chips on the right.

Vocabulary:
Whatever is a pronoun, adjective, and exlamation: As an exclamation used by the
interviewer here, it simply shows indifference. It's as if he said
'shows us anything you like. It doesn't matter which item you show.'

Note: After saying that 'This is for a language learning tape.', the Interviewer continues by adding:
'It has nothing to do with grapes, really.' Sara replies 'okay' and laughs.

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