Vocabulary

alleged
said or believed be true but not proven to be true

stumbled across
encountered or found by accident

a different kettle of fish
a completely different matter or issue

hoax
a deception or lie often done for humour or cruelty

serene
calm and peaceful

a getaway
a place you go in order to escape from normal life

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Do you have a hard time remembering what you read?
Do you need to read things many times before you understand?
Reading books can be discouraging because of the large amount of information on each page. To help you make sense of all that information, James will show you how to create a mind map. A mind map is a graphic that shows categories containing quick reference points from your book. By taking short notes and organizing them in a specific way, you will have all the information you need to quickly and easily remember the important points of a book. Just the process of thinking about and creating this mind map will help your brain to understand and remember the material. Try it! It really works and it is free.
Mind maps are especially useful when it's time to write an assignment or study for an exam!
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What do you eat for lunch? Sandwiches are the most popular lunchtime meal in the UK, but why?👇🏼👇🏼

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Vocabulary

peckish
slightly hungry

makeshift
describes a short-term, low quality solution

utilitarian
designed to be practical rather than beautiful

to embrace
to accept (an idea or belief) enthusiastically

to broaden your horizons
to increase the number things you know about, usually by having new experiences

team spirit
the good feeling of togetherness that a team can have

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Are you an emoji person? We explore how simple smiley faces have become powerful communication tools.

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Vocabulary

empathy
the ability to understand other people’s feelings

interaction
when two or more people or things communicate with and react to each other

non-verbal
without using spoken language

cue
a signal to do something

clumsy
physically awkward

typo
a mistake you make when you type something

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Today's Headlines:

Brexit: What next for UK?

Syria's World Cup hopes

New British coin 'most secure in the world'

Words and phrases and definitions:

triggered
made to start

unpick
carefully and gradually undo or remove

unfolding
developing; happening

hologram
three-dimensional picture created using lasers