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Daily Life English: around town [Advanced Vocabulary Lesson]

Speak English With Vanessa・38 minutes read

Vanessa has created a Mega PDF with English vocabulary, expressions, and sample sentences - Pharmacies in the US offer a wide range of products and services, including over-the-counter medications, baby supplies, and convenience items, despite potentially higher costs.

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  • Pharmacies in the US are multifaceted establishments offering not only prescription medications but also a wide array of products such as cosmetics, toys, and even alcohol, providing a convenient one-stop shopping experience for customers.
  • When it comes to caring for a baby, there is no one-size-fits-all approach; feeding methods like Baby Led Weaning or purees are discussed, along with the importance of safety measures like baby-proofing the home and providing essential care spots for comfort and convenience.

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Recent questions

  • What can be found in US pharmacies?

    Various items like cosmetics, toys, and food.

  • How can you obtain over-the-counter medications in the US?

    Without a prescription.

  • What services do US pharmacies offer?

    Self-checkout, photo printing, and DVD rentals.

  • What can be found in Asheville, North Carolina neighborhoods?

    Murals, houses, and apartment buildings.

  • How is baby feeding discussed in the speaker's experience?

    Encouraging trying different methods until the baby is fed.

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Summary

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"US Pharmacies: More Than Just Medicine"

  • Vanessa from speakenglishwithvanessa.com has created a free Mega PDF with important English vocabulary, expressions, definitions, and sample sentences.
  • The pharmacy in the US offers more than just medicine, including cosmetics, toys, trinkets, birthday supplies, cards, and a clinic with certified nurses or doctors.
  • To pick up a prescription in the US, you need to see a doctor first, who will send the prescription to your chosen pharmacy.
  • Over-the-counter medications like allergy medicine and pain relievers can be obtained without a prescription in the US.
  • Pharmacies in the US are known for being One-Stop shops where you can find a variety of items, including dry goods, food, toys, and even alcohol in some locations.
  • Pharmacies also offer baby supplies like medicine, soaps, diapers, and wipes, making them inclusive of various needs.
  • Pharmacies in the US may be more expensive than other options like Walmart or online purchases, but they provide convenience and accessibility.
  • Checkout options at pharmacies may include self-checkout, where you can pay with a card or get cash back, and services like photo printing and DVD rentals.
  • Taking a walk in a downtown neighborhood like Asheville, North Carolina, can offer a breath of fresh air and sights like murals, houses, and apartment buildings.
  • Unique features like a house covered in Windchimes can add character to neighborhoods, showcasing individual preferences and creating interesting sights for passersby.

17:24

"Exploring Asheville: Neighborhoods, Baby Care, and More"

  • Asheville has two types of residents: long-time locals with older houses and newcomers building new, fancy homes.
  • Trash collection in the US involves using large bins for all types of waste, with no sorting required in North Carolina.
  • A unique tree with a large bulb is highlighted, adding character to the city.
  • Crossing streets in the US may involve jaywalking, but caution is advised, especially with a baby.
  • Five Points neighborhood in Asheville has five roads converging, making it a distinct area.
  • Broadway is a main street in Asheville, leading to the greenway, a houseless area popular for walks and dog outings.
  • Montford is a historic neighborhood in Asheville with older houses, showcasing the city's history.
  • Taking care of a baby involves ensuring safety, using sleep sacks instead of blankets, and changing diapers.
  • Essential baby care spots include a nursing chair and a baby clothes station, emphasizing convenience and comfort.
  • Feeding a baby involves introducing solid foods around 6 months, with options like Baby Led Weaning or purees, following exclusive milk feeding at birth.

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Feeding and Caring for Your Baby

  • Breastfeeding is discussed, with the option of supplementing with formula if needed.
  • The speaker emphasizes that there is no perfect way to feed a baby, encouraging trying different methods until the baby is fed.
  • The speaker shares her experience of exclusively breastfeeding her babies, acknowledging that not everyone can do the same.
  • The importance of allowing babies to try solid food for taste exploration and chewing practice is highlighted.
  • Different baby temperaments are discussed, ranging from fussy to easygoing, with the speaker sharing her experience with her third baby being easy.
  • Baby-proofing tips are provided, including covering outlets and keeping sharp objects away from edges.
  • Useful baby items like outlet protectors, baby carriers, and strollers are showcased, with explanations on their benefits and usage.
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