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France has just banned school children from wearing abayas (a type of robe popular with Muslim women). Let’s discuss why France has banned any religious clothes or symbols from public schools and talk about France’s unique form of secularism!





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Multiculturalism (n): The coexistence of diverse cultural, ethnic, and religious groups within a society.
Secularism (n): The principle of separating religion from government and public institutions.
Secular (adj): Related to things that are not religious or spiritual in nature, or not affiliated with any particular religion.
To prohibit (v): To formally forbid or disallow something by law, rule, or authority.
Policy (n): A set of principles, guidelines, or rules that dictate how decisions are made and actions are taken within an organization or government.
Neutrality (n): The state of being impartial or not taking sides in a conflict, dispute, or issue.
Conspicuous (adj): Easily noticeable or standing out due to being prominent, obvious, or striking.
Citizenship (n): The status of being a member of a particular country and enjoying the rights and responsibilities that come with it.


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The Seven Wonders of the Ancient World were monumental structures, engineering marvels, and fantastic creations that were famous throughout Ancient Greece and its neighbouring societies! Today, let’s take a look at the seven wonders, their history, and their fate!







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Vocabulary




Wonder (n): an extraordinary and awe-inspiring creation or phenomenon
Structure (n): a building or construction, typically with a purpose or function, such as a monument, temple, or pyramid.
Subject of debate (phrase): something that is a matter of discussion, disagreement, or uncertainty among scholars, historians, or experts.
Intricate (adj): highly detailed, complex, and finely crafted, often involving many small and precise elements or patterns.
Marvel (n): an object, creation, or phenomenon that inspires a sense of wonder and admiration due to its exceptional qualities, beauty, or significance.
To adorn (v): to decorate or embellish something, often with ornaments, details, or decorative elements to enhance its appearance.
To commission (v): to officially request or hire someone to create a particular work or project, often for a specific purpose or commemoration.
Monumental (adj): of exceptional size, significance, or importance; it is used to emphasize the grandeur and importance of certain ancient structures and creations.


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Do you know how to argue in English? Listen to this episode to find out how to build your argumentation skills and apply these in your personal life, work-life, and academic life!







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To persuade (v): To convince someone to accept your viewpoint or take a particular action.
To convince (v): To make someone believe or agree with a certain idea or argument.
Counterargument (n): Opposing viewpoints or arguments that challenge the main argument.
Credibility (adj): The trustworthiness and believability of a source or speaker.
Antithesis (n): Presenting contrasting ideas to highlight the strengths of your argument.
Active listening (n): Paying close attention to what others are saying.
To resonate (v): Elicits a positive response or connection with the audience.







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BRICS is expanding. The group now contains 11 large and powerful economies – Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa, Argentina, Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE. However,… what exactly is BRICS? What is its purpose? And why is it expanding? Let’s discuss these questions today!







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Vocabulary




Emerging Economies (phrase) - Developing nations experiencing rapid growth and industrialization.
Institution (n) - An established organization or system, typically with specific goals, rules, and functions.
Multilateral Organization (n) - An international institution involving multiple countries that collaborate and make decisions collectively.
Expansion (n) - The act of becoming larger, more extensive, or broader in scope.
Convention (n) - A formal meeting where individuals or groups gather to discuss and address specific issues or topics.
Global Order (n) - The system or arrangement of power, governance, and international relations among nations on a global scale.
Sanction (n) - Official measures or penalties imposed as a means of pressure or punishment for specific actions or policies.
Alliance (n) - A formal agreement or partnership between two or more parties, often nations, for mutual support or cooperation


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Donald Trump is being charged with racketeering in the US state of Georgia. What is racketeering? How serious are the charges? And why has Trump been accused of this crime? Let’s discuss these important questions in today’s episode of Thinking in English!






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Charges (plural n) - Formal accusations of wrongdoing, often leading to legal action.
Legal case (n) - A matter that involves legal proceedings, typically in a court of law.
Influence (v) - The power to affect or change something, often related to manipulation.
Insurrection (n) - A violent uprising against authority or government.
Criminal organisation (n) - A group engaged in unlawful activities, typically with a structured hierarchy.
Racket (n) - A systematic scheme that carries out various criminal actions.
Prosecutors (n) - Legal officials responsible for bringing criminal charges against individuals.
Election interference (n) - Efforts to manipulate or influence election outcomes


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Which country has the highest level of English proficiency? Which country is the best at learning English? And what lessons can we learn from these high-proficiency countries?







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Proficient (adj) - skilled and experienced.
Rankings (plural n) - A list of items or individuals arranged in order of importance, achievement, or performance.
Index(n) - A systematic arrangement or listing of information, often in a sequential or alphabetical order.
To dub (v) - To replace the original audio in a film or television program with a different language.
To immerse(v) - To become deeply involved or engaged in a particular activity or environment.
To be exposed (v) - To be subjected to or have experience in a particular situation or environment.
Multinational companies (n) - Corporations that operate in multiple countries and have business interests across national borders.
Lingua franca (n) - A common language used for communication among speakers of different native languages.


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