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89. What is the most ‘normal’ country in the world? (English Vocabulary Lesson)

2021/7/26
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Over the last year and a half, the way people live, work, socialise, and much more, has completely changed. While we are beginning to return to normal in some ways, it is also possible that we will never return to the way things were before the pandemic. So, in this episode, let’s look at which country is currently the most ‘normal’ in the world?

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Vocabulary List

Accustomed (adj) - familiar with something

She quickly became accustomed to his strange sleeping pattern

To invest in (v) - to put money, effort, time, etc. into something in order to improve it or get an advantage

My favourite restaurant invested in iPads to make ordering easier

Viable (adj) - able to work as intended or able to succeed

With government restrictions, it is no longer viable to hold our event

Extent (n) - amount

We don’t know the extent of his injuries

Normalcy (n) - the state of being normal (also said as normality)

Now that the war is over, perhaps our region will return to normalcy

Indicator (n) - something that shows what a situation is like

Increasing sales is an indicator that the food industry is recovering

congested (adj) - too much traffic and movement is difficult

The roads are always congested on national holidays

Conversely (adv) - in an opposite way

Children from rich areas are encouraged to go to university. Conversely, children from poor areas don’t have as many opportunities

Controversy (n) - a lot of disagreement or argument about something, usually because it affects or is important to many people

There is a lot of controversy surrounding the Tokyo Olympics


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