Oct 2, 2019 Chunk of the day, Chunks Chunk of the day: on an industrial scale On Sunday evening, as I was getting dinner ready for my kids, I listened to a programme on BBC Radio 4 about money laundering – the process of hiding the origin of money that’s been obtained from illegal activities by putting it into legal businesses – and the way that the City of London ends […]
Sep 23, 2019 Chunk of the day, Chunks Chunk of the day: You’re best … -ing You’re best just getting a taxi, to be honest. You’re best off avoiding the centre of town at this tme of day. You’re best off staying somewhere more central.
Sep 8, 2019 Chunks, Word of the day Word of the day: prescribe If you’re ill and go to the doctor’s, once the doctor has examined you and discussed your symptoms, they’ll usually prescribe some medicine to help you get better. The doctor usually writes a prescription which you then take to the chemist or pharmacy, where you can pick up the prescription; they give you the medicine […]
Aug 3, 2019 Chunks, Word of the day Word of the day: pop-up Apologies for not having written one of these word / chunk of the day posts for quite some time. I’ve just been up to my ears in work these last few weeks, although I must admit I have also actually been away and am only just back home in London. I spent the weekend deep […]
Jul 24, 2019 Opinions Teaching young learners lexically We’re very pleased to be able to offer you another in our series of occasional guest posts by teachers and writers we admire. This time, a young teacher from Moscow called Masha Andreivitch, who we first saw speak at a conference over there last year, outlines her thoughts on how to apply a lexical way […]
