STUDY PACK 01Why is Volkswagen cutting 50,000 jobs?
A five-story morning briefing: Volkswagen, the climate target, US welfare rules, smart rings and British politics. Build the English to talk about a changing world.
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A little curiosity goes a long way. Explore the world in English — with stories worth watching and free study packs worth keeping.
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STUDY PACK 01A five-story morning briefing: Volkswagen, the climate target, US welfare rules, smart rings and British politics. Build the English to talk about a changing world.
STUDY PACK 02A five-story news lesson covering AI reasoning, British student loans, China’s currency, space security and gene-edited microbes. Practise explaining complex ideas in plain English.
STUDY PACK 03Hear both sides of a public-health debate, then practise acknowledging a fair point before making your own argument.
STUDY PACK 04Build a clear answer about ambition, boundaries and the price of getting ahead. Three questions, model answers and phrases you can make your own.
STUDY PACK 05Accuracy, accountability or efficiency: what matters most when AI enters the courtroom? Follow the arguments and learn to make a careful counterpoint.
STUDY PACK 06Find the words for habits, work messages and switching off. Practise three everyday questions about protecting your evenings.
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A word makes more sense inside a story.
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“The landlord gave us an ultimatum: pay by Friday or leave.”
AN EXAMPLE TO MAKE IT YOURSA final demand: accept it, or face a stated consequence.
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