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英文記事マラソン（2020年5月）

英文記事マラソン

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2020年5月に読んだ英文記事の一覧です。（リンク切れがあるかもしれませんが、その際にはご容赦ください）

  1. 10,000 Sentences Is Dead | AJATT | All Japanese All The Time

  2.  Chevron profit up on asset sales, output, cuts 2020 spending plans - Reuters

  3. Winning The Parent Lottery

  4. Tesla cuts price for China-made Model 3 cars by 10% to qualify for subsidies - Reuters

  5. Amazon sees $4 billion in COVID-19-related costs, may not make second-qaurter profit - Reuters

  6. Musk's SpaceX, Bezos' Blue Origin land contracts to build NASA's astronaut moon lander - Reuters

  7. UK factory output at risk of more than halving - Make UK - Reuters

  8. Half of U.S. states easing coronavirus restrictions as jobless numbers grow - Reuters

  9. 17 ways to Improve English Speaking in a Very Short Time

  10. How To Speak English Fluently - Video | Oxford Online English

  11. English Study Resources | Oxford Online English

  12. English Learning Resources - Basic English Speaking

  13. 100 Things You Can Do To Improve Your English - Langports

  14. How to improve your spoken English: 8 tips ‹ GO Blog | EF GO Blog

  15. How to Improve Spoken English (Without a Speaking Partner!): 14 Incredible Methods | FluentU English

  16. How To Improve English Speaking Skills - Learn to Speak English Powerfully With Effortless English

  17. How to Improve English Speaking - Wall Street English

  18. 10 Ways To Improve Your English Language Skills - Wall Street English

  19. How to Improve Your Speaking Skills in 2019 - English Forward - Medium

  20. Five ways to improve your English by yourself - Learn English - Education

  21. UK is past the peak, says PM Johnson, promising lockdown exit plan - Reuters

  22. Exxon, Chevron slam brakes on shale as oil demand tumbles - Reuters

  23. Conservative groups advising White House push fast reopening, not testing - Reuters

  24. Uber must face lawsuit claiming it stifled competition, drove out rival Sidecar - Reuters

  25. Russian oil output jumped to 11.35 million bpd in April, ahead of cuts - Reuters

  26. Tesla to extend furlough for some employees by another week - internal email - Reuters

  27. How Boeing went from appealing for government aid to snubbing it - Reuters

  28. Tesla tumbles after Musk tweets stock too high - Reuters

  29. Condensed, or just dense? The apps that turn books into 15-minute reads | Books | The Guardian

  30. Blinkist vs. Wikipedia: What's the Best Way to Cram-Read? - The Atlantic

  31. Richard Dawkins Reviews Blinkist, Says "It's OK". Here's a Brief History of the Word - Blinkist Magazine

  32. Politics this week | The world this week | The Economist

  33. Business this week | The world this week | The Economist

  34. The 90% economy - Life after lockdowns | Leaders | The Economist

  35. Faceless Voices — CGP Grey

  36. Coronavirus pushes oil majors to biggest output cuts in 17 years - Reuters

  37. The kids are not all right - When easing lockdowns, governments should open schools first | Leaders | The Economist

  38. Enlightenment Now by Steven Pinker review – life is getting better | Society books | The Guardian

  39. West-coast shuffle - Big tech is thriving in the midst of the recession | Leaders | The Economist

  40. Get to Know XO and Wink Text - Ask A Girl And A Guy

  41. Economic data, commodities and markets | Economic & financial indicators | The Economist

  42. 6-Point Model - Mass Immersion Approach

  43. The origins of the pandemic - Where did the novel coronavirus come from? | Leaders | The Economist

  44. A global pandemic - The Economist’s coverage of the coronavirus | The Economist

  45. The covid network - Phone data identify travel hubs at risk of a second wave of infections | Graphic detail | The Economist

  46. Overview - Mass Immersion Approach

  47. Table of Contents - Mass Immersion Approach

  48. Stage 0 - Mass Immersion Approach

  49. Introduction - Mass Immersion Approach

  50. Stage 1 Overview - Mass Immersion Approach

  51. The Fluency Illusion - Mass Immersion Approach

  52. Epistemology - Mass Immersion Approach

  53. Theory vs. Practice - Mass Immersion Approach

  54. Recognition RTK/RTH - Mass Immersion Approach

  55. Learning language at the front or back? : Anki

  56. Japanese Quickstart Guide - Mass Immersion Approach

  57. Stage 2 Guide - Mass Immersion Approach

  58. Example sentences in dictionaries: More important than definitions | Antimoon

  59. Morphman Guide - Mass Immersion Approach

  60. About subvocalization and "thinking in language" : MassImmersionApproach

  61. Anki - Mass Immersion Approach

  62. 8 Ways to Retain Language Skills After Studying Abroad

  63. 10 Ways to Maintain

  64. 22 Tips For Learning A Foreign Language | Mark Manson

  65. 24 Polyglot Experts Reveal 2 Most Useful Tips To Learn A New Language | Middlebury Interactive Languages

  66. Learning Languages

  67. Low-Key Anki (Introduction) - Mass Immersion Approach

  68. Low-Key Anki (Forgetting Strategically) - Mass Immersion Approach

  69. Low-Key Anki (No Penalties or Boosting) - Mass Immersion Approach

  70. Low-Key Anki (Pass/Fail) - Mass Immersion Approach

  71. Low-Key Anki (Summary/Installation) - Mass Immersion Approach

  72. Low-Key Anki (Usage Guide) - Mass Immersion Approach

  73. Low-Key Anki (Closing) - Mass Immersion Approach

  74. https://blog.thelinguist.com/2017/09/26/learning-two-languages-at-once/

  75. Recognition RTK/RTH - Mass Immersion Approach

  76. How to Be Insanely Productive by Working Less | Mark Manson

  77. Why you need to read, and how to do it efficiently

  78. What six years of reading “The Economist” every week have taught me

  79. Why I ignore the daily news and read The Economist instead (and how you can too)

  80. How does one read The Economist? - quora

  81. How to get the most out of The Economist (and how to read it efficiently)

  82. Dani Rodrik's weblog: Should I start reading The Economist again?

  83. Are you smart enough to enjoy the Economist? — Crooked Timber

  84. Why Should Women Read The Economist? - GOOD

  85. Cloze test - Wikipedia

  86. Sentence mining | Chinese Boost | Learn Chinese

  87. Delete your flashcards | Chinese Boost | Learn Chinese

  88. Sentence branching | Chinese Boost | Learn Chinese

  89. 10000 hours of Chinese listening | Chinese Boost | Learn Chinese

  90. Understand before you learn | Chinese Boost

  91. Learn before you memorise | Chinese Boost

  92. Build upon the basics | Chinese Boost | Learn Chinese

  93. The minimum information principle | Chinese Boost | Learn Chinese

  94. Cloze deletion for learning Chinese | Chinese Boost

  95. Use imagery to learn Chinese | Chinese Boost

  96. Use mnemonics | Chinese Boost | Learn Chinese

  97. Graphical deletion and audio deletion for learning Chinese | Chinese Boost

  98. Avoid sets | Chinese Boost | Learn Chinese

  99. Avoid enumerations | Chinese Boost | Learn Chinese

  100. Interference when learning Chinese | Chinese Boost

  101. 5 ways to optimise your Chinese flashcards | Chinese Boost | Learn Chinese

  102. Refer to other memories | Chinese Boost | Learn Chinese

  103. Personalise your Chinese learning | Chinese Boost

  104. Using emotional states to remember Chinese | Chinese Boost | Learn Chinese

  105. The importance of context in Chinese flashcards | Chinese Boost | Learn Chinese

  106. Why redundancy is good for language learning | Chinese Boost

  107. Why you should keep notes in your Chinese flashcards | Chinese Boost | Learn Chinese

  108. Method of loci - Wikipedia

  109. Input hypothesis - Wikipedia

  110. Why Randy Hunt is wrong about flashcards | Chinese Boost | Learn Chinese

  111. Defeat in detail | Chinese Boost | Learn Chinese

  112. A simple test for your Chinese study methods | Chinese Boost | Learn Chinese

  113. What is it about these MCDs? BONUS: The Easy Button | AJATT | All Japanese All The Time

  114. 10,000 Sentences Is Dead | AJATT | All Japanese All The Time

  115. How to Learn to Write Chinese: Introduction | Chinese Boost

  116. How to Learn to Write Chinese: Key Concepts | Chinese Boost

  117. How to Learn to Write Chinese: The Method | Chinese Boost

  118. Why you should use more than one Chinese textbook | Hacking Chinese

  119. 10,000 Sentences is Dead. Let the MCD Revolution Begin! | AJATT | All Japanese All The Time

  120. Politics this week | The world this week | The Economist

  121. Spaced Repetition (SRS) | Learn Any Language | Fandom

  122. Massive-Context Cloze Deletion | Learn Any Language | Fandom

  123. Microsoft Surface Pro 6 (2018) – Full Information

  124. SuperMemo.com

  125. Paul Murray: Labor’s heavy hand on FIFO furore | The West Australian

  126. Duolingo · Tips & Notes @ duome.eu

  127. XP | Duolingo Wiki | Fandom

  128. Bloomberg - Are you a robot?

  129. The Stages of Second Language Acquisition

  130. Second-language acquisition

  131. Second-language acquisition - Wikipedia

  132. The Second Language Acquisition Steps
  133. How Incremental Is Language Production? Evidence from the Production of Utterances Requiring the Computation of Arithmetic Sums

  134. How Incremental Is Language Production? Evidence from the Production of Utterances Requiring the Computation of Arithmetic Sums - ScienceDirect

  135. Massive Context Bold Flashcards

  136. Massive Context Cloze-Deletions for Pawl's Posts

  137. Cloze deletion (or massive context cloze deletion) - Textkit Greek and Latin Forums