September is "Doors Open Day" in 49 countries across the world.

The Queen of England, Elizabeth II's funeral is coming, R.I.P 愿她安息 let's learn the news headline, and talk about how you feel or think.

Listen along to me reading a news article from the BBC.

Check this new episode of Colombian Coffee... Learn about love and friendship's day in Colombia, and how we celebrate this special day Here are some words you will learn: Merchants = comerciantes Fortnight = Quincena Random = azar Guess = adivinar Friendship = amistad

Check out my new podcast, REAL English with Kristina. In my first episode, you will listen to a real-life conversation about the death of Queen Elizabeth, slang, idioms, and daily life in America.

What is your favourite source of news? The news is something that anyone who is studying Business English should really pay attention to. Watch it, read it, or listen to it. It doesn't matter how you digest the news, and, in truth, you would do best to mix all three methods to improve all your skills, but what it is really great for are 2 key things - improving your vocabulary for talking about things that are current and relevant, and providing you will a great resource for things to talk about that really affect us all, from ways of doing business today right down to everyone's day to day lives.

In today's podcast I'll go into sharing ways to answer these questions from IELTS Speaking Part 1. Q. 1. Do you enjoy reading? [Why/why not?] Q. 2. What types of books do you read more often? Q. 3. Tell me something about your favourite book. Q. 4. How has your reading habit changed since your childhood? What was your way of answering these questions if you did prior to listening? how different would your answers be if you'd do it now? Do you need assistance? Let me know how I can support you in your IELTS Speaking preparation. To Your Success!

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Solving puzzles can help you in learning new vocabulary in a fun and unusual way! What are your answers for these German puzzles in a podcast? Have fun!

Here, I examine comparative phrases.