Tuesday, October 31, 2017
Sunday, October 29, 2017
Friday, October 27, 2017
Daily bread 10/27/2017
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BBC Radio 4 - Radio 4 in Four - Game on! The language of video games explained
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Science proves that alcohol increases your ability to speak a second language
- Dutch courage
- slightly inebriated
- especially
- pronunciation
- impair
- boosts your self-confidence.
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Monday, October 23, 2017
Daily bread 10/23/2017
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- push reform of pacifist constitution
- hold a snap general election.
- ruling bloc
- bolstering
- push to revise the pacifist constitution.
- up for grabs
- hefty win
- ambiguous status
- codify the status quo
- target he had floated
- a fast-aging population
- an uptick in his ratings
- dented
- cronyism
- snap poll gamble
- a significant chunk of
- often floated as a
- a big chunk of
- enthusiasm soon waned
- vying with
- fret about
- has become arrogant and complacent.
- fed up with
- landslide wins
- took the helm
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Sunday, October 22, 2017
Daily bread 10/22/2017
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Chips are down as potato shortage bites | Radio New Zealand News
- Chips are down
- bites
- to go without
- Chippie lovers
- the root of the problem.
- ceaseless rain
- to dig deep
- keep up to date
- were chipping in
- be hindered
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Business English vocabulary and terms with exercises|Learn English Today
tags: business
Saturday, October 21, 2017
Daily bread 10/21/2017
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- The speaking exam can be taken on a different day—provided that it is completed a week before or after the others tests were taken.
- t is scored against the Global Scale of English (GSE), the world’s English language standard criterion.
- Other globally acknowledged proficiency exams, like TOEFL and PTE, are also marked against the GSE.
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Thursday, October 19, 2017
Daily bread 10/19/2017
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Corruption in Colombia: Do you feel the bite? - The Bogotá Post
- ponders
- sorry saga
- on the payroll
- detractors
- set free
- far-flung places
- coffers
- rascals
- ‘To Do’ list
- to bend rules
- seemingly never-ending parade of
- fed up with
- The gist of
- were cooked up by
- crooked ways
- picked our pockets
- taking aim at
- the crooked cop
- the stonewalling bureaucrats
- I was stumped as to why
- rigidly enforced by
- was unmasked
- replied dolefully
- astronomically small
- to bend the rules
- their slice of the pie
- bogus
- coughs up more money
- there is a high chance
- inept
- find their feet
- the axe will again fall
- in cahoots with
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