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Hello everyone!
I stumbled across a neat little 'game' that the BBC has today. It's a role-playing story where you can choose to be a character and then pick lines that you want to say. The one here is about generation divide among women in China. An interesting topic that can apply to more than just China. And it's a great way to practice English!
http://crossingdivides.bbcnewslabs.co.uk/story/start/1/en
So go ahead! Give it a try. What kind of English will you learn? What kind of message do you take away from this role-playing story?
Have a great day!
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It’s really interesting!
I love it.