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One day last summer, Greta Thunberg skipped school and went to sit outside the Swedish parliament with a homemade banner that read " skolstrejk för klimatet" (school strike for climate). One year on, her sign has been translated into dozens of languages and her school strike protest has spread to more than 70 countries. On Friday, tens of thousands of pupils will walk out of lessons and demand politicians urgently act on the issue.

In this episode, 16-year-old Greta tells the Guardian's global environment editor, Jonathan Watts, how it all began and what she makes of the attention she has generated.

Also today: it's been another manic week of Brexit bust-ups, but is the obsessive focus on amendments, process and meaningful votes crowding out major issues that people are really worried about? We hear from our columnist Gary Younge.

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Greta Thunberg: how her school strike went global - podcast

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Greta Thunberg's school strike against climate change has spread to 71 countries, and this Friday's action could be one of the largest global climate change protests ever. She tells our environment editor Jonathan Watts how it all began. Plus: Gary Younge on how Brexit overwhelmed British politics

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Greta Thunberg nominated for Nobel peace prize

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Climate strike founder put up for award ahead of global strikes planned in more than 105 countries

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Greta Thunberg: The disarming case to act right now on climate change

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In this passionate call to action, 16-year-old climate activist Greta Thunberg explains why, in August 2018, she walked out of school and organized a strike to raise awareness of global warming, protesting outside the Swedish parliament and grabbing the world's attention. "The climate crisis has already been solved.

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For Maria

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This list gives teachers a guide to the vocabulary needed when preparing students for B1 Preliminary and B1 Preliminary for Schools.
B1 Preliminary vocabulary list
The Cambridge English Scale is used to report results for our qualifications and tests. The scores provide a detailed understanding of the candidate's level. They are also consistent across the different exams, making it easy to compare results and understand progress from one level to the next.

For guidance on converting practice test scores to Cambridge English Scale scores, download our guide for teachers.
Converting practice test scores to Cambridge English Scale scores
Have you thought about taking digital exams? Find out more about the benefits of digital exams.

Watch this short video to see what it's like to take a digital exam.

Watch the video tutorial for help on how to complete an B1 Preliminary digital exam.

Read our FAQs if you have any more questions about taking digital exams.

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How to prepare for a B1 Preliminary exam (PET) including sample papers, online practice tests, videos, and tips for your exam day.

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Do the question on the last slide

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FCE Prep Writing a report _shopping_speaking P2 P3 and vocab_alatimer

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Here's a Part 2 Planning and Writing sheet

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Here's a Part 2 Planning and Writing sheet

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B2 First Certificate Writing sheet Part 2_alatimer

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Listen to find out more information about this case. Write some sentences using reporting verbs + the passive. For example:
*Chau is thought to have travelled to the island to spread Christianity.

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North Sentinel Island and the strange death of John Allen Chau - podcast

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The death of an American missionary on a remote Indian island has sparked a backlash in India. The Guardian's Michael Safi describes how John Allen Chau was killed after trying to preach Christianity to one of the world's last remaining indigenous societies who live in total isolation.

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BBC World Service - The Documentary, Strangers for Hire

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Many people rent out their homes or cars - in Japan some are now renting middle-aged men

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Iosune asked for some extra exercises on linkers.

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Iosune asked for some extra exercises on linkers.

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I hope they help

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We worked through part 1 of this Powerpoint (Definining Relative Clauses) We'll do non-defining ones next week.

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B2 Ready for First U6 p.72 and p.76 Relative Clauses_alatimer

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Podcast for the weekend

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BBC World Service - The Why Factor, What Do You Do?

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How much emphasis do we place on our jobs defining our identity?

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Practise some patterns that often appear in the FCE Key Word Transformation task

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Practice in the Key Word Transformations task from the FCE Reading and Use of English paper

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Can We Supercharge School?, People Fixing The World - BBC World Service

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A school in San Francisco thinks it can speed up education using clever technology.

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Essay Writing Powerpoint from 04 / 10 /2018

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Essay Writing Powerpoint from 04 / 10 /2018

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(for Uxue!)

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B2 Ready for First U3 Writing an essay after discussion p.36_alatimer

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Extra practice on gerunds and infinitives

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Extra practice on gerunds and infinitives

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(for Itziar & Alazne!)

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B2 Ready for First U2 gerunds and infinitives test_alatimer

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Follow this link to access Quizlet at home. Don't forget to register so you can join the class.

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B2 First Certificate Grade Winter Intensive | Quizlet

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Quizlet is a lightning fast way to learn vocabulary.

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Why Football is the World's Game, The Why Factor - BBC World Service

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Why has football becomes the world's favourite team sport?

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Habits, The Why Factor - BBC World Service

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Shiulie Ghosh explains why we are all creatures of habits