Safari Live - Day 129 | National Geographic

For someone who lives outside of the United Kingdom, the terms United Kingdom and Great Britain and England often feel interchangeable, and they feel like they’re referring to the same thing. But as we’ll see in this video, they aren’t referring to exactl…

What we’re going to do in this video is give ourselves some practice in the first step of u substitution, which is often the most difficult for those who are first learning it. That’s recognizing when u substitution is appropriate and then defining an app…

Hello grammarians! Welcome to the English parts of speech. We’re going to begin with the noun, the lovely, wonderful noun—your friend and mine. They’re mostly what you’re going to encounter in sentences. Most sentences in English contain at least one noun…

A spirit is everywhere. Spirits in the water, spirits in the land, spirits in the animals. You know, it’s not empty. There’s no such thing as an empty earth, empty land, as the spirits are still learned. So that energy still learned, that life. To me, to …

Attention all flight crew members. This is the final go/no-go poll for operations. Raptor one. Raptor one, let’s go. Raptor two, go. Stage one, go. Stage two, go. Flight director is go for launch. We have lift-off! [Music] Vehicles pitching. [Music] Do…

Two of your predecessors felt very much the same thing, didn’t they? Teddy Roosevelt walked these very trails through these redwood trees along with John Muir, the father of the American conservation movement, and these granite mountains. They lit a fire …