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Scientists and doctors can’t make their minds up about coffee. One study says it’s really bad for us and the next report says it’s good for us. I’ve even read that 10 cups a day is good for our brain. I like a cup of coffee at certain times of the day. I must have a coffee first thing in the morning. I can’t survive without my morning coffee. I have another cup or two when I get to work. And that’s it. I never drink coffee after lunchtime. If I do, I can’t sleep at night. The only time I drink coffee in the evening is if I go to a nice restaurant. Coffee seems a lot more complicated these days. When I was younger it was just coffee. Now it’s latte, frappucino and all kinds of other strange words.
* make one's mind up = 결심하다/ (the) first thing (in the morning) = 무엇보다도 먼저 (특히 아침에)/ survive = 견뎌 내다[넘기다]; 살아남다/ complicated = 복잡한/ latte = 뜨거운 우유를 탄 에스프레소/ frappucino = 살짝 얼린(얼음이 들어간) 카푸치노
* 질문 *
1. Are you a ‘coffeeholic’?
2. Do you need coffee to wake you up in the morning?
3. Does coffee affect your appetite?
4. Do you think caffeine is a dangerous drug?
5. Are there any health benefits to drinking coffee?
6. Would you drink less coffee if you knew it stained your teeth?
7. Does coffee grown in different parts of the world taste differently?
8. What role does coffee (or tea) play in your life?
9. Do you know what fair trade coffee is?
10. What do you know about coffee production and who gets the big profits?
