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Hi everyone this is Luke here of course and why am I recording this episode it's

just a short one and really I would just like to ask you to vote for me in this year's Macmillan Dictionary Award.

Now you might know that I won the last two and the only reason I won is because lots of people went out and voted for me.

People who listen to the podcast and who support Luke's English podcast and who decided that they would show their support by voting for me in the competition.

This year I've been nominated again but the competition is pretty tough. I've got some other

websites that you know I'm sure have lots of followers and stuff like that so it's

it's not guaranteed that I'm going to win at all and so I'd like to just ask you

very nicely if you would be so kind as to go out there and vote. I mean I say go out there and vote you don't

actually need to go out anywhere. All you need to do is just you know vote

from your computer. You might be thinking how do I vote Luke because I really want to

vote for you and the answer to that is it's pretty simple just go to my website.

You all know the URL, teacher Luke dot Wordpress.com, go there and you'll find

in the top right hand corner of the page a button, It's a red and white button and it says vote in the

Macmillan Dictionary Awards or vote for us is what it says. So if you click

there you'll find then that you're transferred to the Macmillan page

where the voting can take place and just scroll down keep going down down and you'll see a list of different websites.

Find Luke's English podcast and give me your vote.

Now you might have already voted for me and if you have done then I'd like to say just a very sincere thank you to you. A personal thank you for

voting for me. If you haven't voted yet, then please do because every single vote counts.

I know that I've got quite a lot of people who listen to this podcast

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