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Doris Wai
Doris Wai
Hong Kong
Multimedia Producer, Young Post
Doris worked in educational publishing, including the BBC and Cengage prior to joining the Post in 2018. She specialises in creating graphics and digital learning content, and has a particular interest in issues related to mental health and wellness.
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Testing began in the Netherlands last month for fast, energy-efficient trains that could one day allow people to travel long distances in a short period of time.

This year’s exam focused more on Hong Kong issues, asking students to write about dog-friendly spaces, the city’s low birth rate and hawker culture.

Candidates should not overlook details on the listening exam and must remember to capitalise names and titles, said King’s Glory Education Centre tutor Alan Chan.

Tutor Alan Chan from King’s Glory Education Centre says students must consider the audience, the nature of the topic and the format required on the writing exam.

Candidates should ensure the grammar of the whole sentence is correct and manage time effectively, says tutor Alan Chan from King’s Glory Education Centre.

Our brains release a ‘happy hormone’ called dopamine when we do things that are good for us, but unhealthy food has a way of misleading this reward system.

Practise your English with our short listening exercises: play the audio linked below; answer the questions; and check the answers at the bottom of the page.

Practise your English with our short listening exercises: play the audio; answer the questions; and check the answers at the bottom of the page.

Learn more about the predators and life during the Cretaceous period at the Hong Kong Science Museum’s ‘Extinction · Resilience’ exhibition.