System: You are a JSON assistant. You only reply in valid JSON and never in normal text. Give me a score for the difficulty of a video information provided below. I expect a single "result" property with a float from 0 to 1 in it.
Here are ranges for the difficulty score:
0.0 - Absolute Beginner: The content uses very simple vocabulary and basic phrases, with clear visuals and context. Ideal for someone who knows no target language at all.
0.25 - Beginner: Simple sentences and common vocabulary. The video may include some visual aids and context to help understanding.
0.5 - Intermediate: More complex sentences and a broader vocabulary. Some idiomatic expressions may be used, requiring a bit more background knowledge.
0.6 - Upper Intermediate: The content includes industry-specific vocabulary and concepts. Viewers should have a good grasp of the target language to fully understand.
0.8 - Advanced: The video uses advanced vocabulary and complex sentence structures. It may include nuanced discussions that require a strong command of the language.
1 - Very Advanced: The content is aimed at fluent speakers, with specialized terminology and concepts that may not be familiar to all native speakers.
Assistant: Description: Learn how to ask and answer basic English alternative questions ('or'-questions) the natural way, by watching and listening to English comprehensible input for ESL beginners! In this video I tell the story "Tim Is Thirsty" with simple and easy English using many pictures to make the story very easy to understand, even for total beginners. After each sentence of the story, I ask one or more wh-questions about the sentence. After asking each question, I give the answer to the question (TPRS-style circling).

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This video teaches English to beginners entirely in English, using a natural approach of listening to comprehensible input using pictures to make the language easy to understand for ESL beginners, so they can acquire English without study or translation.

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Language: en
Title: Learn Basic English 'Or'-Questions (Alternative Questions) With A Simple Easy Story: Tim Is Thirsty🥤
Caption: hi everyone this is tim his name is tim is his name tim or is his name bob is his name tim or bob his name is tim his name is tim tim is outside is tim inside or is he outside is he inside or outside tim is outside he is outside it is sunny is it sunny or is it rainy is it sunny or rainy it is sunny it is sunny tim feels hot he feels hot does tim feel cold or does he feel hot does he feel cold or hot he feels hot tim feels hot tim is thirsty is tim hungry or is he thirsty is he hungry or thirsty tim is thirsty he is thirsty tim wants to drink something does tim want to eat something or does he want to drink something does he want to eat something or drink something he wants to drink something tim wants to drink something tim sees a store does tim see a store or does he see a house does he see a store or a house tim sees a store he sees a store tim goes into the store does tim go into the store or does he come out of the store does he go into the store or does he come out of the store tim goes into the store tim sees a can of coca-cola does tim see a can of coca-cola or does he see a can of pepsi does he see a can of coca-cola or a can of pepsi he sees a can of coca-cola tim sees a can of coca-cola tim wants to buy the can of coca-cola does tim want to sell the coca-cola or does he want to buy the coca-cola does tim want to sell the coca-cola or buy the coca-cola tim wants to buy the coca-cola he wants to buy it the coca-cola costs one dollar does the coca-cola cost one dollar or does it cost two dollars does it cost one dollar or two dollars it costs one dollar the coca-cola costs one dollar tim does not have one dollar does tim have one dollar or does he not have one dollar tim does not have one dollar tim cannot buy the coca-cola can tim buy the coca-cola or can he not buy the coca-cola tim can not buy the coca-cola tim is sad is tim happy or is he sad is tim happy or sad tim is sad he is sad tim leaves the store does tim stay in the store or does tim leave the store does he stay there or does he leave tim leaves the store he leaves the store tim looks down does tim look up or does he look down does he look up or down he looks down tim looks down tim sees a coin does tim see a coin or does tim see a can of coca-cola does he see a coin or a can of coca-cola he sees a coin tim sees a coin he picks up the coin does tim pick up the coin or does he put the coin down tim picks up the coin he picks it up now tim is happy is tim still sad or is he happy is he still sad or is he happy now tim is happy now now he is happy he has one dollar does tim have one dollar or does he have two dollars does he have one dollar or two dollars he has one dollar tim has one dollar he has one dollar now tim can buy the coca-cola now can tim buy a can of coca-cola or can he sell a can of coca-cola he can buy a can of coca-cola now now tim can buy a can of coca-cola tim goes back into the store does tim stay outside or does he go back into the store does he stay outside or go back into the store he goes back into the store tim goes back into the store he buys the can of coca-cola does he buy the can of coca-cola or does he buy a can of pepsi does he buy the can of coca-cola or a can of pepsi he buys the can of coca-cola he buys the coca-cola tim leaves the store with the coca-cola does tim leave the store without the coca-cola or does he leave the store with the coca-cola does he leave without the coca-cola or with the coca-cola he leaves with the coca-cola tim leaves the store with the coca-cola tim drinks the coca-cola does tim drink the coca-cola or does he eat the coca-cola does he drink it or does he eat it does he drink it or eat it tim drinks the coca-cola he drinks it he drinks the coca-cola now tim is not thirsty anymore is tim not thirsty anymore or is he not hungry anymore is he not thirsty anymore or not hungry anymore he is not thirsty anymore now tim is not thirsty anymore watch listen understand learn watch and listen to understand and learn english comprehensible english
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