Hello listeners, here we go. This is episode number 812 and as I said at the end of the last episode

it's back to normal podcasting today which means that we are back to the usual mix of conversation,

culture and humor with bits of vocabulary and general

knowledge.

I hope you enjoy the episode and learn some things from it too.

Obviously in the last episode I talked about the crisis in Turkey and Syria

following the series of earthquakes that happened there last week. This situation is

ongoing and is still very serious of course. Millions of people are in need of assistance

and we all have the option to help out by supporting charities which are trying to

bring aid to those people.

So please consider supporting those charities.

The Disasters Emergency Committee is an association that you can donate to, that's DEC.E.C.org.

UK. Of course there may be other charities operating from your countries

which you can also consider donating to.

Okay, so that's just a thought and a suggestion there following on from what I talked about in

episode 811.

Right, so back to this episode, number 812. So this episode was recorded a few weeks ago in January and

this one is all about the Life in the UK test which is a multiple choice test that people take as part of the application process

for British citizenship.

I'm joined by Kara Leopold in this episode.

She is a fellow English teacher from the UK.

Can she pass the life in the UK test?

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