Britain's love affair with coffee

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<p>Easy but natural English as usual. In this episode I wanted to talk about how British people drink tea.</p> 

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A podcast for English learners! Improve your listening skills, practice your pronunciation, learn new vocabulary! This episode, I'm chatting with Satu about my favourite drink in the world = tea! We chatted about the difference between tea bags and loose-leaf tea, who drinks the ... Show More

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<p>This week Susan talks about the most popular drink in the UK - tea! She tells us about the history of tea in the UK, and some British tea traditions. We also focus on using the gerund and infinitive forms after certain verbs.</p><br><p>Coffee Break English can help you improve ... Show More