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Did you know…?

This photo was taken in Alexanderplatz, one of the most famous squares in Berlin, Germany,

It is not only a major transport hub but also one of the city’s busiest shopping areas, full of stores, cafés and restaurants.

The tall building in the photo is the Park Inn by Radisson Berlin Alexanderplatz, the tallest hotel in the city.

Have you ever visited Berlin?

Did you know...?

This place, called Allys Beach, is in the USA.

Allys Beach is known as a millionaire neighbourhood, famous for its iconic all-white architecture.

They protect local species --wildlife conservation is a key part of life here.

Correct! We use present continuous for actions happening now or around now.

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The word 'hangry' is a blend of 'hungry' and 'angry'. It means feeling irritable, bad-tempered or angry because you're hungry.
Personally, I get "hangry" when I skip lunch. And you?

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In the South Hemisphere, the year “ends” in summer — when nature is at its peak.

Our calendar -the Gregorian calendar- wasn’t made for bodies or harvests, but for control and administration.

Nature didn’t end a cycle. We did.

Maybe it’s time to follow the sun, not deadlines 🌞

When something is right before something else, we use "in front of". Kudos for all your right answers!

Did you know...?
We say “art exhibition” for an art or museum show.
But a big international fair is an “exposition,” like the 'Dubai World Exposition'.

The flower in this photo is a daisy, commonly used in the game ‘He loves me, he loves me not.’ Chamomile (manzanilla) is used for tea, while sunflower (girasol) is used to produce cooking oil.

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Different sports have different playing areas! 🏌️‍♂️ Golf is played on a course, 🎾 tennis on a court, and ⚽ football on a field.

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New Zealand has more sheep than people 🐑

It has no snakes 🐍

The kiwi is a bird that can’t fly 🥝🐦 — and it’s also the nickname for New Zealanders!"

Did you know...? In Australia, most supermarkets cannot sell alcohol inside their stores due to state laws. Instead, liquor shops, like BWS --often located next door or nearby-- are the ones authorised to sell beers, wines ans spirits.