5 Tongue Twisters to Improve Your English Pronunciation!!

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402. France is Bigger Than You Think! (English Vocabulary Lesson)

Which country shares the longest border with France? I think most people would say Spain. Spain is right next to France in Europe. Or perhaps you might have said Belgium, Switzerland, or Italy. But the answer is actually Brazil. Yes, Brazil. France and Brazil share a border of mo ...  Show more

401. English Tests: Do They Improve Education? (English Vocabulary Lesson)

English tests are everywhere. Many of you listening to this episode will have spent (or currently are spending) months preparing for exams like IELTS, TOEFL, TOEIC, and the Cambridge English qualifications. Passing a proficiency test is often required if you want to study abroad, ...  Show more

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