🏢Your News In Slow English Today Takes A Look At The Future Of Living💙

Will Our Children Live Like This In 2050? Let's Learn English And Find Out!

Today’s news in slow English is all about the future of living, maybe not for us but for our children. It’s not the headline news in the UK, that’s all about inflation, cost of living, who will run our country, which is all a little boring. So I’ve chosen a news story, off the beaten path, and *it’s packed with interesting English phrases (https://adeptenglish.com/english/phra... ) and vocabulary* that is fun and interesting to know. If you like books or films about science fiction, then you’ll like this.

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I think most of us have a pretty clear idea of what home is and the type of building we will live in. For most of us, it will be a house or a flat in a block of flats in a village, town or city. This is the way it’s been since the beginning. So what would you think about an alternative way of people living together? I can’t even imagine something different. The thought is so alien to me. So the news article I’ve used as the basis of today’s English lesson is definitely interesting and definitely thought