It's officially the beginning of summer - and whether it's gorgeous, hot
and sunny like summer should be, or a rainy, cold disappointment,
there's nothing like a good summer book to spend your holidays with.
Owen and Carrie talk about what they'll be reading this summer.
Are you happy with the way you look? It's hard to be one hundred per cent happy with the way you look, but does that mean you should try to change your body? For many teens in the US, the answer to that question is yes. More and more teens in the US – and in other countries – are having surgery and other medical procedures to change the way they look.
While everyone is thinking about South Africa, our special report on football and street children will give your pupils a different look at the World Cup. We also take a look at the controversy surrounding teens who get plastic surgery.
Another fun summer of football is about to the begin when the FIFA World Cup tournament starts in South Africa next week. Who will win? What games will be the best, the most exciting? We can't wait to find out!
Diesen Monat dreht sich in VocAB! alles um die großen Weltreligionen: Wie betet man das Vaterunser auf Englisch? Was sind die bedeutendsten Feiertage im Judentum? Was macht ein Muezzin, wer ist der Dalai Lama und warum ist gutes Karma eigentlich so wichtig? VocAB! verrät es dir!
She's been called the coolest woman on the planet, but Beth Ditto probably doesn't really care what you think of her. Overweight and a lesbian from a conservative small town in America, Beth has had to learn to love herself. Now this powerful punk singer is on top of the world, a fashion icon and – there's no question – one of the coolest people on the planet.
In Spot on in June, you can read that many young Brits are having trouble finding a job. Using pages 16-17 in your MORE! workbook, try some listening
exercises about young people and jobs!
In the film Knocked Up, career woman Alison (Katherine Heigl) meets Ben (Seth Rogan). In this scene, Alison is trying to find out more about him. First try to understand what the characters are saying. Then listen again while you answer the questions on page 17 in your MORE! workbook.
