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News gives you a reason to read. A learning edition helps you understand it, notice useful words and practise a response.

Illustrative example with a fictional city bulletin. This is not a live news report and uses no AI generation or learning allowance.
01 · THE NEWS

A longer weekend at the library

The city library will stay open two hours longer on Saturdays during a three-month trial. Residents will be asked for feedback before a permanent decision.

Fictional city bulletin · In your reader, the original reporting stays one click away.

02 · AT YOUR LEVEL

The same story, a little easier

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The library is trying longer opening hours. For three months, people can stay two extra hours on Saturdays. The city will then ask people what they think.

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03 · WORDS TO KEEP

A small vocabulary, in context

trial noun
A test to see whether something works.
feedback noun
Opinions that help improve something.

04 · MAKE IT YOURS

Think it through

Why might the city test the new hours before making them permanent?

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To find out whether people use the extra hours and whether the change is useful.

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