Extract from Extreme Survivors foreword
Having spent my life in so many dangerous and at times unforgiving terrains, I have learnt that to come out … Continued
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Spanish word of the week: cien
cien ADJECTIVE, PRONOUN a hundred Cien is the shortened version of ciento and both mean a hundred. Which one you
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Paul Noble – an easy way to learn the days of the week in another language!
Bestselling language coach Paul Noble has a quick and easy way to help you learn the days of the week,
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Our relationship with the Moon
Our close relationship with the Moon spans the whole of human history, across all times and cultures. For thousands of
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Moon Facts
The Moon is Earth’s only natural satellite. It is the second brightest object in the sky after the Sun. It
The 1960s: words then and now
The 1960s saw a boom in space exploration, with humans finally travelling to and experiencing the wonders of the regions
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Shining moonlight on our language
From the moment that we enter the world as moon-faced babes, the moon is an ever-present force in our lives.
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From the Collins Archive – Times Atlas of the Moon
On 20th July 1969, history was made when astronaut Neil Armstrong became the first person to step foot on the
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Asking about places to stay in English
Our last article showed you how you could tell people your name and how to say what you do. Moving
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