Lecturas en inglés nivel B1: intermedio
Textos con ideas conectadas y vocabulario más variado. Cada lectura tiene cuatro partes cortas, una pregunta en cada una con su respuesta, y el vocabulario en español.
The First Emoji
In 1999, a Japanese phone company wanted a way to send short messages with more feeling.
Why Cities Are Warmer
On a summer night, the center of a big city can be several degrees warmer than the…
The Four-Day Week
In 2022, about sixty companies in Britain tried something unusual.
Long Passwords Beat Hard Ones
Many people believe a good password has to look strange, full of numbers and symbols,…
Why Walking Helps You Think
For centuries, writers and thinkers have said they get their best ideas while walking.
Why Popcorn Pops
Popcorn is not the same as the corn you eat on the cob.
The Pyramid That Chirps
At Chichén Itzá, the old Maya city in Yucatán, Mexico, stands a great stepped pyramid…
Why You Float in the Dead Sea
The Dead Sea is not really a sea.
Every Banana Is a Twin
The yellow banana you find in most stores is a type called the Cavendish.
The Two-Minute Rule
Many people keep long lists of small jobs: answer an email, wash a cup, put a letter in…
The Volcano Born in a Cornfield
On February 20, 1943, a farmer named Dionisio Pulido was working in his cornfield near…
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