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ESLPod_0257_WE_0188 Finding a Book at a Bookstore The word "title," in this podcast, means the name of a book: "When Gabriella was a child, the title of her favorite book was, 'The Giant Jam Sandwich'." The word "title" can also mean the word in front of a person's name, such as "Dr." as in "Dr. McQuillan," "Mr." (for a single or married man), and "Ms." (for a single or married woman): "Ms. Banderi, have you seen Dr. Nobu?" A "title" can also be the name of a person's job, such as "vice president of sales" or "associate professor of chemistry": "Please introduce yourselves to the rest of the group by telling us your name and your job title." The word "title" can also mean the ownership of something: "The Gamarras have held the title to that land for generations."

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ESLPod 257 title Entertainment + Sports | Shopping

Id	ESLPod_0257_WE_0188
Episode Id	ESLPod 257
Episode Title	Finding a Book at a Bookstore
Phrase	title
Text	The word "title," in this podcast, means the name of a book: "When Gabriella was a child, the title of her favorite book was, 'The Giant Jam Sandwich'." The word "title" can also mean the word in front of a person's name, such as "Dr." as in "Dr. McQuillan," "Mr." (for a single or married man), and "Ms." (for a single or married woman): "Ms. Banderi, have you seen Dr. Nobu?" A "title" can also be the name of a person's job, such as "vice president of sales" or "associate professor of chemistry": "Please introduce yourselves to the rest of the group by telling us your name and your job title." The word "title" can also mean the ownership of something: "The Gamarras have held the title to that land for generations."
Topics	Entertainment + Sports \| Shopping

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