VOA Learning English
VOA60 Learning English (Oct 26, 2020)
News headlines from around the world in 1 minute. This was originally published on www.learningenglish.voanews.com and reproduced here with permission. Courtesy: […….]
Year: 2020
Everyday Grammar TV (VOA Learning English)
Everyday Grammar: ‘Past Participles, Part 1’ – VOA Learning English (Oct 25, 2020)
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Lead Articles (The Hindu)
The Hindu Lead Article (GST and the complexity of political negotiations) – Oct 28, 2020
The Hindu Lead Article (GST and the complexity of political negotiations) – Oct 28, 2020 Over the last couple of...
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Editorials (The Hindu)
The Hindu Editorial (Dead letter) – Oct 28, 2020
The Hindu Editorial (Dead letter) – Oct 28, 2020 Last year, when Chile was shaken by mass protests, the conservative...
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Editorials (The Hindu)
The Hindu Editorial (Compound conundrum) – Oct 28, 2020
The Hindu Editorial (Compound conundrum) – Oct 28, 2020 The Centre’s scheme to bear the difference between the compound interest […….]
Phrase of the Day
Phrase of the Day (something doesn’t/won’t wash)-28OCT20
Today’s “Phrase of the Day” is “(something) doesn’t/won’t wash“ and it is a phrase meaning “used to say that somebody’s excuse/reason is […….]