🧪Do you trust science? Join Sam and Rob as they talk about how trust in science can be restored in this week’s 6 Minute English
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Do you know how to use ‘so’ and ‘such’ in a sentence? Well, here’s a table to help you. Why not write a sentence using them below? It’s such a good way to practise. 

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The correct answer is B! 'To lose' is the verb that collocates with 'weight' in everyday English. Have you ever tried to lose weight quickly? How did you do it?

When we want to drop a few pounds or kilos, we use this word. Try this quiz…
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World energy crisis: Is the world giving up on green energy? With people's energy bills rising, some governments are thinking of returning to coal.

Watch the story and learn language to talk about it here: https://t.co/mRJilxM5dM

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*NOTE: there is a spelling mistake at 0:39 in the video. The correct spelling is 'Belarus'. Our apologies for this.

Wimbledon is one of the oldest tennis tournaments in the world.   
How is this year's competition different to previous years? How is it similar?🤔
Watch the video and tell us your answer in two sentences! 🖊️🖊️ https://t.co/tVFiZpLKYg

Here’s the answer: 
fall out - stop being friends after an argument
🤝make up - become friends again after an argument
🖌️take up - start doing a new hobby or activity
go over - consider, check or examine something
pick out - select an item from a group

Hi everyone! Do you know how to use these phrasal verbs? Match the phrasal verbs on the left with their meanings on the right. We’ll tell you the answers later! https://t.co/4EBscs17sA

What’s the best way to say thanks? Well, if that’s a question you ask a lot, check out these 5 alternatives to ‘thank you’! Try to use some of the words in your own examples!

(Though these words are alternatives, they may not apply to all situations.)

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Hi there! On the fourth slide, the third example should say: ‘Have you ever run a marathon?’. The past participle of ‘run’ is ‘run’. Sorry about that and well done if you spotted our mistake.

Do you like wine? If so, do you prefer red or white? Or do you not drink alcoholic drinks? (teetotal). Let us know by choosing one of these options!  
 
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The correct answer is B. - 'rent'. 'Rent' is the verb we use in collocation with houses. Rent is also a noun, describing the money that is paid for accommodation. 

Do you have your own house? If not, this word might be useful. Try this quiz…
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Have you heard of the Manhattan Project? Sam and Rob can tell you about it and teach you useful vocabulary so you might be able to talk about it too.
Listen to this… https://t.co/kLwHxwcQaI
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 Hear those wedding bells! 
Do you know all this wedding vocabulary?
Listen to the language in the video, then use it to write a sentence below!
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Some people say that beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but hopefully you find these beauty-related idioms an attractive prospect. Which others do you know?
 
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What’s the weather like where you are today? Sometimes, weather can be mild, but at other times it’s extreme.
Which of these extreme weather words are new for you?

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Love music legend Elvis? A new film by director Baz Luhrmann is coming out this week, all about Elvis’s rise to fame in the 50s. Scroll through the slides to find out how to use the present perfect, ‘I’ve never’.
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Have you ever ghosted anybody? 
Or been ghosted yourself?Tell us in the comments!
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