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| |  Drinking laws In the programme today, has a change in drinking laws in England and Wales affected people's attitudes to alcohol? We'll be hearing from a medical worker as Jackie and Elena talk about the language of drinks and going out. This week's question: What is the oldest alcoholic drink in the world? a) Wine b) Beer c) Sake Listen out for the answer at the end of the programme!
[an error occurred while processing this directive] Vocabulary from the programme Asking if someone wants to go out for a drink Let's go for a drink! (usually referring to alcohol) Do you fancy a drink? Let's go to the pub! Shall we have a quick one? (informal) Phrases to use when you want to pay for other people's drinks I'm buying It's on me It's my round binge drinking drinking a lot of alcohol in a short period of time paced spread out over a period of time to pace your drinking to not drink too quickly Extras  Download this programme (mp3 - 2.1 MB) | | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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