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📮 A Telegram outlet sharing the long-running BBC series of topical discussions to enrich your vocabulary and improve your listening skills. 👨🏻🏫 Admin: @more_jabbarpour 📢 Buy advertisements: https://telega.io/c/BBCs_6MinuteEnglish
Updated: 2026-09-06
📅 July 8, 2010 ✉️ Collecting football stickers 📝 Is collecting World Cup stickers just for kids, or are adults allowed to get in on the fun too? Kate and Rosie explore the widesp…
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⭕️ استرالیا بدون مدرک زبان بهت پذیرش میده! 🔹 امکان شروع بدون مدرک زبان 🔹 دریافت پذیرش از دانشگاههای برتر (رتبه زیر ۱۰۰ جهان) 🔹 ویزای همزمان خانوادگی 🔹 اجازه کار دانشجو و همراه…
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🔔 From 6 Minute English!
📅 July 15, 2010 ✉️ Elizabethan banquet 📝 Would a 16th-century feast of 300 desserts appeal to modern palates? Yvonne and Kate explore the recent recreation of a lavish 1575 banqu…
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🔔 From 6 Minute English!
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