💡 Course - Drama -

📌 Episode - Frankenstein: Episode 5: The milk of human kindness -


Subscribe to our channel 👇👇👇

BBC Learning English

🎧 - Audio -

Subscribe to our channel 👇👇👇

BBC Learning English

📝 - Transcript -

Subscribe to our channel 👇👇👇

BBC Learning English

First published world map 🗺


- People have been getting lost since time immemorial so it makes sense that making a map would be an early priority. Directionally challenged folks didn’t get the first published world atlas until 1570, however.


The Theatrum orbis terrarum (Theatre of the world) was created by the Flemish cartographer, Abraham Ortelius and published in a 53-page book.


Subscribe 👇👇👇

The First of Everything

🎥 Original version

📰 Headline - Rice Paper -


To subscribe 👇👇👇

✅ @learn_english_with_news

- Robert De Niro was so dedicated, to prepare for his roles, he actually gained 60 lbs for Raging Bull, lived in Sicily Italy for The Godfather Part II, ground his teeth for Cape Fear, became a cab driver for Taxi Driver, and learned to play the saxophone for New York, New York.


Don't forget to subscribe 🌝

FactOS ✅

- Do you know his films ?

Leave a comment ✍️

💡 Course - 6 Minute Grammar -

📌 Episode - Zero and first conditionals
-


Subscribe to our channel 👇👇👇

BBC Learning English

📝 - Transcript -

Subscribe to our channel 👇👇👇

BBC Learning English

🎧 - Audio -

Subscribe to our channel 👇👇👇

BBC Learning English

First giant squid seen outside of nightmares 🌊


- Archie, a 28-foot giant squid, was accidentally caught in a fishing net in March 2004. (We bet those were some startled fishermen!) While many people had claimed to have seen a giant squid, he was the first giant squid to be captured.


He didn’t survive long, sadly, but you can see him displayed at the London Natural History Museum—well, there or in your nightmares.


Subscribe 👇👇👇

The First of Everything

🎥 Original version

📰 Headline - British couple win a lottery -


To subscribe 👇👇👇

✅ @learn_english_with_news

🧐 The best place in the world to see rainbows is in Hawaii


- If you're an avid rainbow gazer and want to get your fill of the beautiful phenomenon, look no further than the state of Hawaii. A study published by the American Meteorological Society in 2021 noted that the area's "mountains produce sharp gradients in clouds and rainfall, which are key to abundant rainbow sightings."


Air pollution, pollen, and a large amount of cresting waves also help to put Hawaii at the top of the list when it comes to rainbow quantity and quality.


Don't forget to subscribe 🌝

FactOS ✅

Meet 18-year-old Billy Menezes who is a street magician.

He says his favourite thing is using his tricks
to make people smile while he's out and about.

Watch this and tell me….
1) Which word does he use to mean ‘something causes something to happen or change’?
2) What magic tricks do you like to see?