Name: ホットドリンク1杯で糖質23!- ニュースレビューを見る (23 sugars in one hot drink! - Watch News Review)
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User review from BBC Learning English Hello and welcome to News Review The program where we show you how to use the language from the latest news headlines in your everyday English I'm Catherine and joining me today.

It's a festive story, and it's about sugar and hot drinks, sugar and hot drinks.

Let's hear more about that from this radio to BBC News Bulletin.

Campaigners have warned that some festive coffees and hot chocolate sold by high street chains contains shockingly high levels of sugar.

The group Action on Sugar wants them to be subject to the same sugar taxes.

Seven of the coffee chains in the study said they also offered healthier options.

Well, Catherine, do you like a festive hot drink?

I don't like the way the sweet ones, to be honest.

I, however, am not, And I love a hot chocolate with cream and marshmallows, so this news is a bit of a shock for me.

There were hearing that some festive hot chocolates and coffee's contain up to 23 tea spoons off sugars, which makes them extremely unhealthy.

I think the main point, though, is that a lot of people are not aware of this.

ATT all action or sugar feels so strongly that they think the's drinks should be subjected to the sugar tax.

So this will make the drinks more expensive on may put some people off from buying them.

I mean, in fact, is not just these festive drinks.

It can be other drinks, which are made with non dairy alternatives like goat milk on stuff like that.

So it is quite far reaching an interesting story.

Anything that explains why I don't like them.

Okay, so you've been looking at the headlines around this story, and you've got three words and expressions that we can use to talk about it.

I've got overload crammed on dhe plant based overload crammed on dhe plant based Let's go to your first headline.

The first headline is from BBC News, and it is sugar overload warning for festive hot drinks overload.

But actually, in this headline it's being used as a noun.

Interestingly, as a verb is a regular verb overload.

Overload it, but it is spelled O v E R l oh, a d In the past tense, it's e d.

Um, you can break it down into two parts over which means higher or above something and load, which means the amount of something that you put into something.

Okay, so, like a washing machine, you can load your washing machine.

You can load your gear clothes into the washing machine.

Yet put everything you want to put into it, and you load that's cord to load.

You could say if you put too much into it.

The washing machine broke because it was overloaded.

She's quite smart, actually, because it knows.

I think I like to put a lot of washing in there.

And if sometimes I put so most Washington, it just goes beep, beep beep and it won't work.

It stops working temporarily because it's telling me, customer, you've overloaded may yes, take some of that washing out and then I work.

I think I need that because I'm always overloading my washing machine.

So as you can tell, it means putting too much in.

You could also say the chocolate biscuits Rob loves are overloaded with chocolate overloaded with chocolate, so more chocolate than biscuit.

Chocolate is about Rob's kind of, yes, optimum chocolate level chocolate overload, and we use the proposition with then didn't we?

The biscuits are overloaded with chocolate.

You don't have to, but if you want to say what it's overloaded with, you're gonna use the proposition with okay, and you could also use it if you're talking about at a party Kid's party.

Kids running around everywhere, you might hear somebody say at the party.

There were loads of kids running around with sugar overload.

Sugar overload, a really nice kind of weird combination there.

So with, uh, kids running around with sugar overload.

We've got some verb, synonyms, thio to overburden or to overwhelm, and they're both pretty good because they give us the idea that it's too much.

You're not going to really hear it used in a positive way very often.

So you can say you're overwhelmed with work.

Yes, I'm overwhelmed, overloaded, overburdened with work.

Got a word less work less People get overburdened, though.

Before we overwhelm you with more explanation about this word, we'll move on to our second headline, please.

Yes, so the second headline is from a mail online on is revealed.

The High Street's Christmas coffees crammed with nine times more sugar than a crispy cream doughnut on as many calories as a Domino's pizza crammed very full off something.

But it's regular, so it's cram crammed, crammed, But notice the pronunciation of the D A is d know it as with overloaded on.

Okay, and we've got the proposition with this.

So, for example, the Christmas cake was crammed with fruits and nuts.

So really, really full of fruit and nuts.

Yeah, and in a good I loved you like a good crowd.

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