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175. The Language of Protesting (English Vocabulary Lesson)
English is the language of protesting across the world. Let’s learn the vocabulary and techniques you need to protest in English and understand why people take to the streets.
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174. Why Are Iranian Women Burning Their Hijabs? (English Vocabulary Lesson)
Women in Iran have taken to the streets, leading protests, burning their head scarves, and clashed with police. Today, let’s discuss why Iranian women are burning their hijabs and protesting against their government.
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Median vs Medium: What’s the Difference?
Median vs Medium?? Do you know the difference?
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What Is “Burnout”? And How Can You Avoid It While Studying English?
Have you ever felt exhausted, tired, unmotivated, and negative towards your work or language learning journey? If so, you may have experience “burnout.” Today, let’s learn about the different types of burnout, why they are bad for language learners, and how to avoid suffering from them while studying English!
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Cheetahs Reintroduced to India (Vocabulary List)
Here is some vocabulary to understand the reintroduction of Cheetahs to India!
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Funeral of Queen Elizabeth II (Vocabulary List)
Vocabulary to understand the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II
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173. What is the Human Development Index? (English Vocabulary Lesson)
This year’s Human Development Index results have been published by the UN… and they are not good. For the first time in history, average human development around the world is in decline. Let’s take a look at the concept of Human development and discuss this year’s results on today’s episode of Thinking in English!
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Addition vs Edition: What’s the Difference?
Addition vs Edition?? Do you know the difference?
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172. What Happens When the Queen Dies? (English Vocabulary Lesson)
The UK is currently preparing for the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II, who passed away last week at the age of 96. While the death of the Queen came as a shock, the government and Royal Family have been preparing for this moment for decades. Today, let’s discuss what happens when a British monarch passes away!
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