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04/11/2014

Words in the news: trade-off

Origin: Breaking the Trade-Off Between Efficiency and Service What if a manufacturer had to deal with customers waltzing around its shop floor? What if they showed up, intermittently and unannounced, and proceeded to muck up the manufacturer’s carefully designed processes…

03/11/2014

IELTS Speaking topic: Borrowing something

Describe an occasion that you borrowed something from others.You should say:what the thing waswhen you borrowed itwhom you borrowed it…

03/11/2014

Britain’s strangest village

What started out as a social experiment has caught the interest of people from all corners of the world. I…

02/11/2014

IELTS Speaking topic: a handmade gift

Describe a handmade gift you gave to your friends or relatives.You should say:what the gift waswhen you gave ithow you…

02/11/2014

Apple CEO Tim Cook says he’s ‘proud to be gay’

Cook’s op-ed for Businessweek published online Thursday morning is hugely significant, evidenced if nothing else by the apparent crash of…

01/11/2014

Anyone for English toffee?

Toffee traces is roots from the English and the Americanized descent. Toffee is usually known to be that buttery and…

31/10/2014

Words in the news: let off steam

Origin: Serbia Rage Room Helps To Let Off Steam NOVI SAD, Serbia — Savo Duvnjak looks around the room, lifts…

31/10/2014

Words in the news: in a row

Origin: College Student Who’s Never Played Basketball Sinks 4 Great Shots In A Row, Wins $10,000 He shoots, he scores…

30/10/2014

All about the red poppy

The red poppy was first used as a symbol to remember those who have died in war. Its use is…

30/10/2014

IELTS Speaking topic: A beautiful or handsome person

Describe a person you know who is beautiful or handsome.You should say:who the person iswhen you met the person at…