Tag: fact checking

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Colombian authorities have announced what amounts to a shift change in coronavirus measures. Come September, restaurants can open (with restrictions), intercity transport will be allowed and we’ll even see domestic flights.

'Trabalenguas', as the name implies, will get your tongue stuck trying to figure out their pronunciation. Tangle and torment your tongue with Diana Mejía’s tongue twisters.

Reading is a significant part of the language and reading in English is particularly useful, much more than speaking or listening, because of the massive quantity of literature available. Oliver Pritchard’s guide to reading will have you finding good texts and reading between the lines like a pro.

If I’d known how to use conditionals, I’d have passed the test. English conditionals are very useful to talk about things that might happen, things that you’d like to happen, and things that you wish had happened. Phil Stoneman guides you through the linguistics of ‘what if..?’

Bogotá boiled over dramatically this week, but where does the blame lie?