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ESLPod_0366_WE_0406 Talking About Prices The word "produce," in this podcast, means fresh fruits and vegetables: "Doctors say that we should eat at least five servings of produce each day." As a verb, "to produce," the pronunciation is different, with the accent on the second syllable. "To produce" means to manufacture, make, or create something: "This factory produces thousands of tires every day." The verb "to produce" can also mean to cause something, or to cause something to happen: "This medication produces headaches in 5% of the patients who take it." Or, "The government's decision produced a rise in interest rates." "To produce" can mean to show something to another person: "The lawyer produced very compelling evidence in court." Finally, "to produce" can mean to provide the money for a movie to be made: "Do you know who produced that film?"

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ESLPod 366 produce Money | Shopping

Id	ESLPod_0366_WE_0406
Episode Id	ESLPod 366
Episode Title	Talking About Prices
Phrase	produce
Text	The word "produce," in this podcast, means fresh fruits and vegetables: "Doctors say that we should eat at least five servings of produce each day." As a verb, "to produce," the pronunciation is different, with the accent on the second syllable. "To produce" means to manufacture, make, or create something: "This factory produces thousands of tires every day." The verb "to produce" can also mean to cause something, or to cause something to happen: "This medication produces headaches in 5% of the patients who take it." Or, "The government's decision produced a rise in interest rates." "To produce" can mean to show something to another person: "The lawyer produced very compelling evidence in court." Finally, "to produce" can mean to provide the money for a movie to be made: "Do you know who produced that film?"
Topics	Money \| Shopping

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