grew up in Singapore and spent a number of years in Britain. I’ve experienced Sundays in both... easily tell Sundays in Singapore from those in Britain. You just look at the relationships (关系) each ……

different they are.“Sun”-day: Friend or enemy?One can easily tell Sundays in Singapore from those... another busy week begins. Growing up in Singapore and spending a number of years in Britain, I’ve had ……

to catch your breath before another busy week starts. Growing up in Singapore and spending a number of years in Britain, I’ve had the pleasure of experiencing Sundays in both countries. It may be the same ……

, but my, how different they are.“Sun”-day: Friend or Foe?One can easily tell Sundays in Singapore... your breath before another busy week starts. Growing up in Singapore and spending a number of years ……

and multicultural - is this raising the bar to high?Q:Although you were born in the UK, you were brought up in Malaysia and have lived and worked in many countries, including China, Singapore, Myanmar ……

Editor's note:This issue we cover education in Singapore. One of the biggest advantages of study.... And Singapore is one of the places that has been attractive to Chinese students.There are now some 60,000 ……

mainly to ______. A. show her love for the British lifestyleB. compare Sundays in Singapore and BritainC... cooking.C. How to take artsy food pictures.D. How to become a real foodie. Day 2UK and Singapore treat ……

Top 10 foreign visitors to Beijing by nation in 2006:(Numbersinthousands)Japan 506USA 489South Korea 424Germany 153Russia 150UK 148France 142Australia 114Canada 98Singapore 80. ……

The British like to have roast dinners on Sunday.  QIANTU   In the UK, Sunday isn’t Sunday without a traditional roast dinnerIn the UK, Sunday isn’t Sunday without a traditional ……

, Pakistan, Philippines, Qatar, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, South Korea, Sri Lanka, Taiwan..., Switzerland, UK. ……

Are you likely to update social media during holiday gatherings? US people differ on this issue based on age groups. ……

on Sundays. A. Staying at home on Sundays. A. Staying at home on Sundays. A. Staying at home on Sundays. B. Eating a big dinner on Sundays. B. Eating a big dinner on Sundays. B ……

, 2008 VenueNational Institute of Education, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore OrganizerNanyang Technological University, Singapore ThemeEnglishes and Literatures-in-English in a Globalized ……

her love for the British lifestyleB. compare Sundays in Singapore and BritainC. introduce popular.... According to the article, ______. A. Singaporeans prefer rainy days to sunny daysB. Singapore ……

in other countries.Singapore, for example, fines people who eat on the subway up to 500 Singapore dollars (2,500 yuan). Italy and the UK don’t have such clear rules on the matter, but few people would ……