Trump returns to power: BBC Learning English from the News

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Thanks! I am going to use today in my next class

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Interesting and didactic articles.Congrats and Best wishes for the New Year.Julio from Dolores Argentina.

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Peace in the world!

[@lopezaguilar28]

1:37 what does unwind mean here? Normally it means to relax, doesn't it? And we have another similar word, to Wind Down that means both to relax and to end gradually or in stages, or to cause something to do this, but that's wind down not unwind so i don't really know what unwind means in this headline

[@bbclearningenglish]

You're right, this is a different use of 'unwind' and it basically means to change or remove the effects of something.

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The words from the news are really helpful! In Korea, I can elevate my English skills effectively with BBC! Thanks so much!

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Hi Greetings from 🇱🇰 Sri Lanka, this youtube channel is really helpful for ppl like us who are non native in English language.I would like to do a small suggestion - its better if we could see the speakers like in your old programs.So that we can see how you pronounce it...Anyway Thanks a lot for these valuable programs ...❤👍

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👍 Thanks for the feedback! 😊 You can still see lots of videos with our presenters on the BBC Learning English website: www.bbclearningenglish.com

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Frenemy is a new interesting word for me💚💚❤❤

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Me too

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Me too

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I think,
It will be better to add subtitles

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Subtitles are available - you just need to turn them on at the tab on the bottom of the screen.

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​@@bbclearningenglishI can't effort buy tab

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You should still be able to turn the subtitles on - look for the CC button. It may be on the top of your screen. If not, you can find the text on our website: www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/features/learning-english-from-the-news_2025/250122

[@gabocastroanzola]

But why the hosts and the words didn't appear on screen as they used to do it? Best regards from Caracas.

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👍 Thanks for the comment! 😊 BBC Learning English from the News is a podcast and isn't filmed, but you can see them in lots of videos on our website. 🤩 You can check out the vocabulary list for this episode here: bbc.in/4g3Dyjr

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How can we send you our homework of today's lesson?

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From Bangladesh

[@joyyyy777]

The word "frenemy" is pretty interesting.

[@bbclearningenglish]

😊 Can you use 'frenemy' in a sentence?

[@joyyyy777]

My co-worker Takashi is a frenemy. He always pretends to be friendly, but he actually wants to get promoted.

[@estefaniacanaveralguisao1819]

I don't know the Word "frenemies" It is very clever 😅

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[@ShafeyNaizi]

Grant clemency means showing act of kindness but it is used for legal purposes mostly
Next word is frenimies means friends+enemies

[@tuantranhoang9979]

My co-workters and I are sometimes prenemies.

[@tuantranhoang9979]

Currently, Ai is the golden age.

[@bbclearningenglish]

👍 Nice example! 🤓 Quick correction - we would say 'Currently, AI is in a golden age'.

[@tuantranhoang9979]

I granted my son life clemency last year because he was not mature enough.

[@bbclearningenglish]

👍 Good effort, but we usually use the expression 'grant clemency' in a legal context.

[@ΠετροςΝικου-β5δ]

Grant clemency

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Investment in crypto-currency, would be good! 🛎