Speak better English - 7 tips to be more articulate is a video about how to speak English more fluently and confidently. These tips will help you be more articulate and confident.
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Here are some tips!

listen to yourself speak, pay attention to your speed, eliminate filler words, focus on the final sound, watch and listen to other speakers, think before you speak, and face your weaknesses are all important habits you need to improve your English speaking skills.

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National Geographic Shares Best Places to Travel in 2021
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article by Vanessa Gibbs

“National Geographic has shared its Best of the World 2021 list, which includes 25 places readers should think about visiting — when it's safe to do so.
The list has five categories: Adventure, Culture and History, Nature, Family, and Sustainability.
For Adventure, National Geographic chose places such as Dominica, a Caribbean island with hot springs and black sand beaches, and Los Glaciers National Park in Argentina, which has hundreds of large and small glaciers.
The Culture and History category includes Gyeongju, South Korea, with its old Buddhist buildings and art, and Vitoria-Gasteiz in Basque Country, Spain, with its music and festivals.
For Family, the magazine chose such places as the England Coastal Path, which will be the longest coastal walk in the world when it opens in 2021, and Florida's Space Coast, where travellers can enjoy beaches and visit NASA's Kennedy Space Centre.
The Nature category includes Lord Howe Island, a beautiful island off the east coast of Australia where only 400 people can stay each night, and the Cerrado, a huge area of trees and grass that covers more than 20% of Brazil.”