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Words in the News - China faces drop in recruitment (Friday 20th February)
In China, a survey of multinational companies has found that nearly 70% of them plan to cut recruitment this year.
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Crossword - Television (Friday 20th February)
Ten clues about television, programmes and TV-related jobs.
Face up to phrasals - Bob and Jackie's Chemistry Project (Wednesday 18th February)
The complete series.
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Talk about English - Business Language To Go (Thursday 19th February)
A series that is all about chunks of language as used in business contexts. Part 4 - Presentations.
Quiznet - Party time (Thursday 19th February)
Six questions about words and expressions used when organising, going to or being at a party.
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Words in the News - US to send more troops to Afghanistan (Wednesday 18th February)
President Obama is ordering the deployment of seventeen thousand extra troops to Afghanistan.
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6 Minute English - Barbie (Wednesday 18th February)
Kate and Jackie talk about the iconic dolly, Barbie who celebrates her 50th birthday this year. She may be hugely popular across the world - but is she any kind of female role-model for young girls?
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Ask about English - 'Throwaway society' (Tuesday 17th February)
Gareth Rees explains the meaning of the phrase 'throwaway society'.
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The Flatmates - Home at last (Tuesday 17th February)
The flatmates are finally back home, and it sounds like Khalid has some showing off to do. But are his new skills enough to make everyone a cup of tea? You decide!
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Words in the News - Venezuelan leader wins key reform (Monday 16th February)
Venezuelans have voted to lift limits on terms in office, allowing President Chavez to stand for re-election.
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Words in the News - Microsoft offers reward for bug creator (Friday 13th February)
Microsoft is offering a reward of $250,000 to help bring the creator of a nasty computer worm to justice.
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Words in the News - Tsvangirai becomes Prime Minister (Wednesday 11th February)
The Zimbabwean opposition leader, Morgan Tsvangirai, is to be sworn in as the country's Prime Minister today.
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Face up to phrasals - Bob and Jackie's Chemistry Project (Wednesday 11th February)
Today's phrasal verb is 'to throw up'.
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News about Britain - Valentine's Day (Tuesday 10th February)
This feature, dubbed Love is in the Air, is about a very special day in February's calendar in the UK.
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The Flatmates - Milking the cows (Tuesday 10th February)
Khalid is milking a cow for the first time - until something happens that makes Tim use a well-known idiom to make a joke. What happened? And what idiom does Tim use? You decide!
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Ask about English - The apostrophe (Tuesday 10th February)
Gareth Rees talks about the use of apostrophes with some names.
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Teacher blogger in February 2009
This month our teacher blogger is Sarah McLean.
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Words in the News - Success at Baftas (Monday 9th February)
There's no doubt which movie was the star at last night's Baftas. 'Slumdog Millionaire', won in seven categories.
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Tanulj angolt a BBC-vel!
- BBC Learning English has changed!
- Words in the News - China faces drop in recruitment (Friday 20th February)
- Crossword - Television (Friday 20th February)
- Face up to phrasals - Bob and Jackie's Chemistry Project (Wednesday 18th February)
- Talk about English - Business Language To Go (Thursday 19th February)




