Nick Bingham

The Causative Have

The Guardian turned 200 years old this week. Their football weekly podcast explores and analyses the sport with a balance of interesting tactical insight and humour. Perhaps most importantly, they tackle the absurdity of the industry in a way that is accessible to the majority. And, for anybody with a listening test coming up, this is great practice. 🎧⚽️👩🏻‍💻

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This is an East-Asian inspired dish. A sweet and sour veg stir-fry (containing carrot, red and green peppers, chestnut mushrooms, ginger, garlic and pineapple). Served with lettuce leaves sautéed in garlic, black pepper and soy sauce. And noodles, of course!

Remember: a 'wok' is the type of pan we cook the stir-fry in - not the dish ☺️

What's on your plate? 🍜

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=NIGPnzhxcc4

To bring the week to a close, it’s time for the third and final IWD ‘Use of English’ exercise. But, championing women’s rights and challenging patriarchy doesn’t have to stop! 💜✊🏽👁💟

Here's another for the IWD (8M) mini 'Use of English' series: Part 3...

Happy International Women's Day. Why not have a go at this Cambridge - 'Reading & Use of English: part 2' exercise? You might learn a little about Lucy Bronze, a role model for football fans everywhere 💜✊🏽⚽️

Vegan tempura: Courgette, Aubergine, green pepper. Flour, Estrella Galicia and a pinch of salt. Lemon. Bob’s your uncle! But who’s your f£’ daddy!?

This meal was cooked in a griddle pan. It is chargrilled, but it is not grilled. In the USA one may say this is grilled. In A Coruña one may not.