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Hello welcome to another episode of Luke's English podcast.

This episode is all about zombies. The undead, flesh eaters, walkers, biteers, the infected.

Whatever you want to call them, zombies have become an indelible part of our popular culture now.

There are zombies in the cinemas, zombies on TV in shows like AMC's The Walking Dead. zombies in computer games. zombies online. Even

zombie walks in which people get together in large groups in order to dress up

like zombies and walk around the place going obsessed by zombies and I am too. I love zombies and zombie films. Maybe that makes

me some kind of sick and twisted individual but I'm not alone. In fact I think

that zombies are perhaps as popular and present in our culture nowadays as vampires

and ghosts. But what is some of the history behind the zombie phenomenon? Where do they come from what do they want the brains I think

But why are we obsessed by zombies and how can you talk about zombies in

really do attack?

And how do we talk about zombies in English?

That's the focus of this extra special

and extra creepy episode of Luke's English podcast.

This episode is in three parts.

In the first part we're going to examine the zombie as a popular cultural phenomenon.

Then in the second part I'm going to test my survival skills by taking a zombie survival quiz.

You can join me as I make various decisions that will affect my chances of

surviving the zombie apocalypse. In part three we're going to consider some

conditional structures that's a bit of grammar and

pronunciation so I'll be talking about zero first second third and mixed

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