- [[English Lesson]]
	- what **foodstuffs** typically **go to waste** in your **household**?
		- to rot
		- to go bad
		- moldy
	- what are your top priorities work-wise?
	- https://www.bbc.com/news/business-65007871
		- ** has been rescued ** - state has not changed
		- came after
		- prop up = give a boost
		- amid = in the middle of
		- gdp = bip
		- weekend’s/Sunday’s deal > weekend/Sunday deal
		- when we've sat down -> present perfect - focus on process
			- vs when we sit down -> ... rather than outcome
		- There is a broken glass on the floor
			- what happened? -> you're asking about the broken glass
			- vs what has happened? -> you're asking about how it happened = the process
		- Let me know
			- **when** *you finish* the report
			- once you finish
			- the minute you finish
			- as soon as you finish
	- **grammar: OTHER, THE OTHER, OTHERS, THE OTHER DAY, ANOTHER**
		- …..  day, ………  dollar. **Another**
		- I have **……… plans** tonight, sorry. **Other**
		- **…….. option** is to take the train. **Another**
		- I'll have one cookie, but you can have **………… ** **The other**
		- Can you pass me **………  book** on the table? **The other**
		- **………… reason** why I love living in this city is the food.  **Another**
		- The **other** team scored a goal in the last minute of the game.
		- Let's try **………..  restaurant**, this one is too crowded. **Another**
		- **………….. ** in the group agreed with my idea. **Others**
		- **…….. day**, I saw a beautiful sunset. **The Other**
- ### Gerontokratie
  Gerontokratie entstammt den altgriechischen Ausdrücken γέρων géron sowie κράτος krátos und bedeutet „Herrschaft der Alten“. Sie ist eine Herrschaftsform, in der hauptsächlich Menschen hohen Alters das politische Handeln bestimmen