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Trash Rules

Marion tells Todd how to take care of the trash.
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Question 1 What trash is left outside on Monday?

Question 2 What type of cartons does she mention?

Question 3 On how many days is burnable trash left outside?

Question 4 Is plastic burnable or unburnable?

Question 5 What does burning unburnable trash harm?

Question 6 What day are bottles collected?

Question 7 What is collected on special days?

Question 8 What type of bags do you use for trash?

Question 9 What might he have to do again?

Q1 What trash is left outside on Monday?
A1 Burnable (0:18)

Q2 What type of cartons does she mention?
A2 Milk (0:30)

Q3 On how many days is burnable trash left outside?
A3 Three (0:49)

Q4 Is plastic burnable or unburnable?
A4 Unburnable (1:18)

Q5 What does burning unburnable trash harm?
A5 The environment (1:30)

Q6 What day are bottles collected?
A6 Saturday (1:51)

Q7 What is collected on special days?
A7 Batteries / Clothing (2:06)

Q8 What type of bags do you use for trash?
A8 Clear plastic (2:35)

Q9 What might he have to do again?
A9 Ask her (2:48)

Todd: Marion, can you tell me about the trash? How do I take out the trash?

Marion: OK, let's see. On Monday, Wednesday and Friday, you can leave your burnable trash outside.

Todd: What is burnable trash?

Marion: Burnable trash is for example, milk cartons, other paper things, and food as well. You can put all the remains of your food in the burnable bin.

Todd: OK, so burnable trash is Monday, Wednesday, Friday.

Marion: That's right.

Todd: OK, what about the other trash?

Marion: OK, on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, you can leave your unburnable trash outside your door.

Todd: OK, what is unburnable trash?

Marion: Unburnable trash is for example, plastic. So you can't burn plastic, so non burnable, or unburnable. So plastic for example, other things that would harm the environment, if you were to burn them.

Todd: OK, what about plastic bottles?

Marion: That's on Saturday, as well, so you can leave plastic PET bottles and also glass bottles, but in a separate bin. You can leave all those bottles on Saturday, as well.

Todd: OK, anything else, like batteries, or clothing?

Marion: Yes, for batteries and clothing there are special days every month, so you have to keep them until maybe one day, or two days in the month when you can leave out things like batteries or clothes, or bigger things.

Todd: OK, and where do I put the trash?

Marion: You have to put all the trash in clear plastic bags and leave them just outside your apartment. Just over there, on the left.

Todd: OK. Thanks Marion.

Marion: You're welcome.

Todd: I might have to ask you again, but thanks.

Marion: Don't worry. That's fine.

Learn vocabulary from the lesson!

take out the trash

Can you tell about how to take out the trash?

When you 'take out the trash' you put it in a place where it can be collected. Notice the following:

  1. When the office bin is full, please take out the trash.
  2. We take out the trash every Wednesday.

burnable trash

Burnable trash are things like milk cartons.

'Burnable trash' is garbage that can be burned without causing a lot of problems for the environment. Notice the following:

  1. The pile of burnable trash needs to be taken away.
  2. Bring the burnable trash, like paper, here tomorrow.

remains of your food

Put all the remains of your food in the burnable bin.

The parts of your food that you don't eat are the 'remains.' Notice the following:

  1. After every meal we have some remains of food.
  2. Over time the remains of your food will disintegrate.

harm the environment

That would harm the environment.

Something that would 'harm the environment' would cause problems for nature. Notice the following:

  1. Cities are full of things that harm the environment.
  2. The factory is harming the environment.

in a separate bin

You can leave the the glass bottles in a separate bin.

A 'bin' is a large container where you put many little objects. Notice the following:

  1. Remember to put the food trash in a separate bin.
  2. There are separate recycling bins around the city.

Vocabulary Quiz

take • burnable • food remains
separate bin • harm
  1. Old batteries can really the environment.
  2. We save all of the garbage and then have a big fire on the last day.
  3. There is now a for plastic and glass.
  4. When you are camping you have to bury your away from the camp so it doesn't attract animals.
  5. I forgot to out the trash and now there are ants all over the kitchen.

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