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ESLPod_0487_WE_0649 Watching Videos on the Internet In this podcast, the phrase "(one's) treat" means that one will pay for something as a small gift for another person: "He took me to the zoo as his treat, paying for my ticket." Normally a "treat" is something nice and special that one does to make another person happy: "When I was younger, going to a restaurant was always a special treat." A "treat" is also something that tastes very good and is not eaten regularly: "It isn't a good idea to eat chocolate every day, but it's okay to have it as a treat every once in a while." Finally, on Halloween, children say "trick or treat" to ask for candy from their neighbors (see ESL Podcast 73).

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ESLPod 487 (one's) treat Technology

Id	ESLPod_0487_WE_0649
Episode Id	ESLPod 487
Episode Title	Watching Videos on the Internet
Phrase	(one's) treat
Text	In this podcast, the phrase "(one's) treat" means that one will pay for something as a small gift for another person: "He took me to the zoo as his treat, paying for my ticket." Normally a "treat" is something nice and special that one does to make another person happy: "When I was younger, going to a restaurant was always a special treat." A "treat" is also something that tastes very good and is not eaten regularly: "It isn't a good idea to eat chocolate every day, but it's okay to have it as a treat every once in a while." Finally, on Halloween, children say "trick or treat" to ask for candy from their neighbors (see ESL Podcast 73).
Topics	Technology

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