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Forming the Plural of Nouns in English

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In English, nouns have two forms: singular and plural. The singular refers to one object or person (e.g., book), while the plural refers to more than one (e.g., books). Basic Rule Most nouns form the plural by simply adding -s: cat - cats table - t... read more

The 2025 IIHF World Championship has begun

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The 2025 IIHF World Championship began on May 9 and will last until May 25. It is the 88th edition of the tournament organized by the International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF). This year, it will be played in two cities – Stockholm, Sweden, and Hern... read more

Honey: Nature's Liquid Gold and Its Magic

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Honey is one of the oldest natural sweeteners known to humanity. Since ancient times, it has been valued not only for its delightful taste but also for its nutritional and medicinal properties. Often referred to as "liquid gold," honey is t... read more

Learning Languages in 500 Years

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That's a fascinating idea! In 500 years – the year 2525 – the era of a telepathic civilization! What will communication look like in the year 2525? In this world, people will no longer speak with words because their vocal cords will atrophy an... read more

Learning languages in 50 years

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With the rapid pace of technological advancement, it is highly likely that language learning in 2075 will look nothing like today. Textbooks, courses, and perhaps even traditional teaching methods will disappear, replaced by neurotechnology, artifici... read more

Learning languages in 5 years

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What will language learning look like in 5 years? We can already see today that artificial intelligence (AI) is changing the way we learn languages. In the next five years, this trend will accelerate even more. Here are some key elements that will s... read more

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