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The past, the present and the future walked into a bar. It was tense.
about 8 hours ago
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A great blog post about our new Oil and Gas courses, written by a @ student
about 12 hours ago
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Win a FREE 14 day trial with us. All you have to do is answer a question on our facebook page here:
about 13 hours ago
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7:24 AM May 29th
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Higher education needs to build global learning communities, says The Guardian
6:26 AM May 29th
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How the British accent sounds to non-Brits.
7:25 AM May 28th
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Untranslatable word of the day 2: "Iktsuarpok" (Inuit) – To go outside to check if anyone is coming
5:20 AM May 28th
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RT @: 4 Reasons Why College Students Don't Need to Study as Much Anymore
4:10 AM May 28th
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Untranslatable word of the day: "Tartle" (Scottish) – To hesitate while introducing someone due to having forgotten his/her name
3:25 AM May 28th
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Did you know? The only city whose name can be spelled completely with vowels is Aiea, Hawaii.
2:39 AM May 28th
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Do u ever struggle 2 find the words to express yourself in English? Spare a thought for this frustrated baby panda
7:41 AM May 25th
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Untranslatable word:Drachenfutter (German) –gift German husbands give their wives when they’ve stayed out late/have behaved inappropriately
6:02 AM May 25th
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Untranslatable word of the day: "Prozvonit" (Czech) – to call a mobile phone and let it ring once, so that the other person will call back.
4:50 AM May 25th
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RT @: Space Station Astronauts Prepare For Dragon's Arrival
3:57 AM May 25th
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Did you know? Facetious and abstemious contain all the vowels in the correct order, as does arsenious, meaning "containing arsenic."
3:48 AM May 25th
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Great word of the day: "gobbledygook"-text or speech containing over-complicated English that results in it being incomprehensible
7:50 AM May 24th
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What do you think are the hardest languages to learn? You might be surprised by this infographic
6:40 AM May 24th
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Barking up the wrong tree: to make the wrong choice/ to ask the wrong person/ to follow the wrong path
5:25 AM May 24th
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is getting ready for the Jubilee.
4:25 AM May 24th
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Idiom of the day: Barking up the wrong tree. Definition in our next tweet!
4:15 AM May 24th
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- Name Languagelab.com
- Location London, UK
- Web http://corporate....
- Bio ✈English for Specific Purposes training provider. We use virtual world technology to offer flexible & effective online classes to professionals around the world
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