Podcasts about adverbs

The Friend “Ly” Forest: An American Adventure in Adverbs and Adjectives by Dr Richard Ly, Brandon Ly https://www.amazon.com/Friend-Ly-Forest-Adventure-Adjectives/dp/1961225506 The Friend “Ly” Forest: An American Adventure in Adverbs and Adjectives represents our journey through this great country and all the incredible animals we meet along the way. What starts out as a rabbit, “Rich” Ly, chasing a dream and losing his way but eventually learning to appreciate the life he left behind, following the rainbow in hopes of a better life without realizing how great his life already was back home with his best friend, “Devoted” Ly, he realizes very quickly that the grass is not always greener on the other side. Along his adventure to get back home, Rich not only meets the best of what the Forest has to offer, but also the worst. Luckily, his faithful friend, Devoted, is hot on his trail with her relentless pursuit to save him from the dangers and temptations of the Forest. In her quest to rescue her companion, she meets “Fearless” Ly, the baby dragon, and together they have an adventure of a lifetime. Not only do they conquer personal fears, building trust along the way with all the challenges they encounter. Will the lifelong companions be reunited before it’s too late, or is this just the beginning of the story?

Come sempre, apriamo la puntata con l'attualità. Dalla fine di dicembre, l'Iran è attraversato da grandi proteste in tutto il Paese. Ora il futuro dell'Iran dipende da chi riuscirà a resistere più a lungo: il governo o la popolazione. Con l'aumentare delle proteste, le opzioni a disposizione delle autorità iraniane si fanno sempre più limitate. Nella notizia successiva parleremo dell'apertura delle udienze presso il principale tribunale delle Nazioni Unite per stabilire se il Myanmar abbia commesso un genocidio contro i Rohingya. Il caso sostiene che le "operazioni di sgombero" condotte dall'esercito nel 2017 nello Stato di Rakhine abbiano violato la Convenzione sul genocidio del 1948. Il governo militare del Myanmar respinge le accuse. Questo procedimento rappresenta una fase cruciale di una lunga battaglia legale sul trattamento riservato alla popolazione Rohingya. Nella sezione scientifica discuteremo il significato di una recente estrazione di campioni di roccia dal sottosuolo della calotta glaciale della Groenlandia. L'analisi chimica indica che l'area era priva di ghiaccio circa 7.100 anni fa. E infine, parleremo della valanga di meme sui social media scatenata dalla tuta indossata da Nicolás Maduro.    La seconda parte della puntata è dedicata alla lingua e alla cultura italiana. L'argomento grammaticale di oggi è Adverbs of Place. Ne troverete diversi esempi nel dialogo dedicato alle Olimpiadi invernali, che si terranno il mese prossimo tra Milano, Cortina d'Ampezzo e altri luoghi di montagna del Nord Italia. Un evento molto atteso, capace di attirare l'attenzione internazionale, ma che in alcuni casi — come a Bormio — è vissuto con più dubbi che entusiasmo. Nel finale ci soffermeremo sull'espressione idiomatica di oggi: Bando alle ciance. La troverete all'interno del dialogo dedicato a un'opera d'arte allestita in piazza Maggiore, a Bologna, durante il periodo delle feste. Un'installazione lontana dall'immaginario tradizionale del Natale e che, proprio per questo, ha suscitato discussioni e opinioni contrastanti. - La più grande ondata di proteste in Iran minaccia il regime al potere - Il tribunale delle Nazioni Unite indaga sulle accuse di genocidio del Myanmar contro i Rohingya - Gli scienziati scoprono dati molto preoccupanti sullo scioglimento dei ghiacci in Groenlandia - La tuta di Nicolás Maduro scatena una valanga di meme sui social - Bormio e le Olimpiadi invernali, più dubbi che festa - L'installazione che fa discutere Bologna

Can you turn an English adverb into a Spanish adverb by simply ending it with "mente" instead of "ly"? Let's talk about some of the nuances of Spanish adverbs that end with -mente, including the "false friends" (or false cognates) that can trip English speakers up, such as últimamente. Practice all of today's Spanish for free at LCSPodcast.com/233.

Apriamo il programma con l'attualità. Le prime due notizie sono dedicate a un fatto di portata mondiale: la cattura del leader venezuelano Nicolás Maduro da parte delle forze armate statunitensi. Analizzeremo i cambiamenti geopolitici in atto e il messaggio che gli Stati Uniti stanno inviando al resto del mondo. Nella sezione scientifica parleremo delle previsioni dell'industria tecnologica sulle tendenze dell'intelligenza artificiale per il 2026. E concluderemo la prima parte della puntata con un evento storico per la Danimarca. Dopo oltre 400 anni, il servizio postale del Paese ha interrotto la consegna regolare delle lettere.    La seconda parte della puntata è dedicata alla lingua e alla cultura italiana. L'argomento grammaticale di oggi è Adverbs of time. Ne troverete diversi esempi nel dialogo dedicato alla cucina italiana, bene riconosciuto dall'UNESCO come patrimonio culturale immateriale: in questi giorni di festa, da Nord a Sud del Paese, è lei la vera protagonista. Nel finale ci soffermeremo sull'espressione idiomatica di oggi: Fare quattro salti. La useremo all'interno del dialogo dedicato al progetto del Comune di Bolzano, che punta a rendere la città più sicura incentivando la vita notturna. Un'idea ambiziosa che, sulla carta, sembra funzionare, ma che lascia ancora aperti diversi interrogativi. - Trump persegue un nuovo ordine mondiale fondato sul dominio delle sfere di influenza - Le operazioni contro Maduro e Noriega sono davvero simili? - Dopo il boom del 2025, gli esperti del settore faticano a prevedere le tendenze dell'IA per il 2026 - La Danimarca abbraccia pienamente l'era digitale e chiude il servizio postale tradizionale - Il riconoscimento dell'Unesco alla cucina italiana - Bolzano accende la notte per sentirsi più sicura

Apriamo la nostra rassegna di attualità parlando di una tendenza piuttosto preoccupante: il forte arretramento dei diritti delle donne in Israele. Nella seconda notizia discuteremo di una nuova ondata di chatbot basati sull'intelligenza artificiale che impersonano Gesù, offrendo consigli spirituali e una forma di compagnia online. Nella sezione scientifica parleremo di un problema comune durante le festività: le diete "detox" dopo gli eccessi stagionali. Gli esperti sostengono la necessità di un approccio più sostenibile all'alimentazione, durante e dopo le feste. E infine, ci divertiremo un po' commentando alcune dichiarazioni del Presidente Trump mentre risponde alle telefonate dei bambini che svelano i loro desideri natalizi.    La seconda parte della puntata è dedicata alla lingua e alla cultura italiana. L'argomento grammaticale di oggi è Adverbs of Manner. Ne troverete diversi esempi all'interno del dialogo sulla decisione del Comune di Roma di introdurre un biglietto a pagamento per visitare la Fontana di Trevi. Un luogo affollato e meraviglioso, da sempre accessibile gratuitamente a tutti e che oggi si trova al centro di un cambiamento destinato a far discutere. Nel finale ci soffermeremo sull'espressione idiomatica di oggi: Tagliare la testa al toro. La useremo all'interno di un dialogo dedicato a una scoperta archeologica davvero sensazionale nel cuore delle Alpi. Migliaia di orme di dinosauri, risalenti a oltre 200 milioni di anni fa, sono state ritrovate in un luogo destinato a diventare il sito più importante del suo genere mai scoperto in Italia. - Il drammatico arretramento dei diritti delle donne in Israele riflette una regressione globale? - I chatbot basati sull'IA impersonano Gesù e offrono una guida spirituale - Gli esperti mettono in guardia dalle diete detox e invitano a un approccio equilibrato all'alimentazione durante le feste - Trump promette ai bambini di non permettere al "Babbo Natale cattivo" di infiltrarsi negli Stati Uniti - Il Comune decide: Fontana di Trevi a pagamento - Una valle di dinosauri nel cuore delle Alpi italiane

In this reflective episode, you'll listen to a story built around a series of winter decisions. After each moment, pause and ask yourself: What would I do?Listen carefully to the language used along the way. Some words express total certainty, while others leave space for doubt, revealing how intensifiers shape our thinking and choices.Calm, interactive, and thoughtful, this episode encourages quiet reflection — and may reveal what you need most this winter❄️

Testament, beatboxer, rapper and writer - presents a festive Adverb (complete with a yuletide salad battle), with his guests the former Scottish Makar Jackie Kay, poetic legend John Hegley, Mercury prize nominated folk singer Sam Lee, as well as satirical supremo Brian Bilston.They bring iconic robins, soul stirring music, poetic Christmas questions, and quirky Yule traditions to an audience in the BBC Philharmonic Orchestra Hall in Salford.Brian Bilston's very funny books include 'You Took the Last Bus Home', and 'Alexa, what is there to know about love'? His latest book is called ‘A Poem for Every Question'. He shares new poems and poems from his book ‘And so this is Christmas':John Hegley brings surreal festive interaction and poignantly playful poems to the Adverb. He also celebrates a playful December celery battle recorded in the letters of Romantic poet John Keats.Sam Lee's album is ‘Songdreaming' – he's joined by pianist James Keay to perform songs that sing us deep into this time of year. Sam organises 'Singing with Nightingale' events, so we find out where nightingales go for Christmas.Jackie Kay's latest book is 'May Day' - she shares a poem by one of her favourite poets Norman McCaig - which stars a robin - and tender winter poems from her collections.

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[✐2 Andante] Today's topic is adverbs. Adverbs add depth to your conversation. Use more adverbs! “I slept deeply.”[00:07]Hello, everyone. How are you doing? Today's topic is adverbs. Adverbs add depth to your conversation.[00:17]First, listen to the key words [KW] and then repeat the sentence.[00:22]1. [KW] deeply, sleep→ I slept deeply.2. [KW] soon, autumn→ It will be autumn soon.3. [KW] immediately/shortly, contact→ I will contact you shortly.4. [KW] slowly [here means relaxing], bath→ Please take a nice long bath.5. [KW] this way, straight→ If you go straight this road/way, you'll find it.6. [KW] by foot, 10 minutes→ It's about 10-minute walk.7. [KW] a little, rest→ Please get rest a bit.8. [KW]   Tokyo, much/far, big→ Tokyo is far bigger.9. [KW]   myself, make→ I made it myself.10. [KW] early/soon, go home→ I want to go home soon.So far so good? We continue.1. [KW] oneself, go home→ I can go home alone.2. [KW] maybe, go→ Maybe I will go tomorrow.3. [KW] often, go on trips→ I go often go on trips.4. [KW] in total, how much→ How much is it in total?5. [KW] people, a lot→ There are a lot of people.6. [KW] never, have an absence→ I was never absent (never had a day off).7. [KW] mostly/roughly/about, understand→ I understand for the most part.8. [KW] at all/simply*, understand→ I don't understand at all.9. [KW] struggling to/difficult to*, improve→ It's hard to improve.10. [KW] not really, like→ I don't really like it.=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=「ぐっすり ねむりました。」[00:07]みなさん、こんにちは。おげんきですか。きょうはふくしadverbです。ふくしをつかうと、かいわにふかさがでますよ。[00:17]まず、キーワード[KW]をきいてから、ぶんをリピートしてください。[00:22]1. [KW] ぐっすり、ねむります→ ぐっすり ねむりました。2. [KW] もうすぐ、あき→ もうすぐ、あきに なりますね。3. [KW] すぐに、れんらく→ すぐに れんらくします。4. [KW] ゆっくり、おふろ→ ゆっくり おふろに はいってください。5. [KW] このみち、まっすぐ→ このみちをまっすぐいくと、ありますよ。6. [KW] あるいて、10ぷん→ あるいて、10ぷんくらいです。7. [KW] すこし、やすみます→ すこし やすんでください。8. [KW] とうきょう、ずっと、おおきい→ とうきょうのほうが、ずっとおおきいです。9. [KW] じぶんで、つくります→ じぶんでつくりました。10. [KW] はやく、かえります→ はやく、かえりたいです。[02:52]ここまでOKですか。まだ つづきますよ。[02:56]1. [KW] ひとりで、かえります→ ひとりで かえることができます。2. [KW] たぶん、いきます→ たぶん、あした   いきます。3. [KW] よく、りょこう→ よく りょこうにいきます。4. [KW] ぜんぶで、いくら→ ぜんぶで いくらですか。5. [KW] ひと、たくさん→ ひとがたくさんいました。6. [KW] いちども*、やすみます→ いちども やすみませんでした。7. [KW] だいたい、わかります→ だいたい わかります。8. [KW] ぜんぜん*、わかります→ ぜんぜん、わかりません。9. [KW] なかなか**、じょうたつします→ なかなか じょうたつしません。10. [KW] あまり*、すきです→ あまり、すきじゃないです。*Those   adverbs can only be used with a negative predicate.** なかなかnakanaka: hier, it   is used in an implied negative context.Support the show=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=Need more translation & transcript? Become a patron: More episodes with full translation and Japanese transcripts. Members-only podcast feed for your smartphone app. Japanese Swotter on PatreonNote: English translations might sound occasionally unnatural as English, as I try to preserve the structure and essence of the original Japanese.

How Adverbs Can Change Meaning | From Excited to Sarcastic to Doubtful In this video, we'll explore how adverbs like actually, really, and even — when combined with the right tone of voice — can dramatically change the mood of your sentence. The same words can sound excited, sarcastic, doubtful, or sincere depending on how you say them. ✔️ Hear how adverbs shift meaning when tone changes ✔️ Practice sounding enthusiastic, sarcastic, or skeptical using the same words ✔️ Learn to control nuance and emotion in American English conversations Perfect for ESL learners, professionals, and anyone who wants to sound more expressive, confident, and natural in English.

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W 387. odcinku Kwadransu na angielski bierzemy na warsztat tworzenie przysłówków (adverbs). To jedna z tych lekcji, która porządkuje wiedzę i eliminuje masę popularnych błędów! Poznasz nie tylko podstawową zasadę (np. slow -> slowly) i zasady pisowni, ale przede wszystkim zmierzysz się z najtrudniejszymi pułapkami. W odcinku dowiesz się:Jaka jest kluczowa różnica między hard a hardly?Czym różni się late od lately?Jaki jest przysłówek od good?Co zrobić z przymiotnikami, które już kończą się na -ly (np. friendly)?------Rozdziały--------(0:20) - Intro(1:07) - Nasza baza(2:46) - Zasady pisowni(5:24) - Quiz #1(6:26) - Przysłówki nieregularne(10:33) - Quiz #2(11:17) - Dalsze wyjątki(12:41) - Quiz dla mistrzów(14:58) - Outro----------------------Jeżeli doceniasz moją pracę nad podcastem, to zostań Patronem KNA dzięki stronie https://patronite.pl/kwadrans. Nie wiesz czym jest Patronite? Posłuchaj specjalnego odcinka: https://kwadransnaangielski.pl/wsparcieDołącz do naszej społeczności na stronie https://KwadransNaAngielski.plLekcji możesz słuchać na Spotify albo oglądać na YouTube.Wszystkie nowe wyrażenia z tej lekcji w formie pisemnej są dostępne na stronie https://kwadransnaangielski.pl/387#polskipodcast #kwadransnaangielski #angielski----------------------Mecenasi wśród Patronów:Joanna KwiatkowskaJoanna

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Testament presents poetry in performance from Daljit Nagra, Kate Fox, Andrew McMillan and Kirsty TaylorThe Adverb is recorded in front of a studio audience in St George's Hall, Bradford at the Contains Strong Language festival. Part of the Bradford 2025 City of Culture celebrations.Testament is a writer, rapper, educator and world-record breaking beatboxer. Daljt Nagra won the Forward Poetry Prize for best single poem in 2004 for "Look We Have Coming to Dover!" Verb regular Kate Fox's recent books include 'Bigger on the Inside' and 'On Sycamore Gap'. Andrew McMillan won the Guardian First Book award for his debut collection Physical and Kirsty Taylor is a writer and educator inspired by her beloved hometown Bradford - she opened the City of Culture year in January performing to 20,000 people in City Park.Presenter: Testament Producer: Jessica Treen Exec Producer: Susan Roberts

Ian McMillan presents poetry in performance with Jackie Kay, Hollie McNish and Michael Pedersen in this recording of The Adverb at the Ledbury Festival. They share poems of friendship, childhood, and of love in its many forms - from the love of a child for a parent, to the love of balconies.Jackie Kay is the former Makar (Poet Laureate) of Scotland - she shares poems of great tenderness from her latest collection May Day and from earlier collections too.Hollie McNish is one of our best-loved poets. In books like 'Nobody Told Me' and 'Lobster', her work explores taboos around the body and the experience of motherhood. In this programme we hear her poetry of friendship too.Michael Pedersen is a poet and author, as well as the Makar for Edinburgh. He has been acclaimed for his attention to male friendship in his collection 'The Cat Prince' and for the poetic writing in his new book 'Muckle Flugga' - which is filled with warmth and humour.

Thursday, September 04, 2025 Inside Sports with Al Eschbach -NFL opening game, Rocky Calmus at Oklahoma, current Oklahoma pro-baseball players, adverbs, etc.. and more. Follow the Sports Animal on Facebook, Instagram and X Follow Tony Z on Instagram and Facebook Listen to past episodes HERE! Follow Inside Sports Podcasts on Apple, Google and SpotifySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Let's learn more essential Spanish adverbs, including peor, rápido, and primero. We'll also get lots of practice using these adverbs in real-life sentence contexts. Practice all of today's Spanish for free at LCSPodcast.com/113

Let's learn more essential Spanish adverbs, including peor, rápido, and primero. We'll also get lots of practice using these adverbs in real-life sentence contexts. Practice all of today's Spanish for free at LCSPodcast.com/113  

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There are a lot of Spanish adverbs that talk about whether or not something is true — or whether it *might* be true. Let's learn words for “maybe”, “almost”, “really”, and several more. Practice all of today's Spanish for free at LCSPodcast.com/93  

There are a lot of Spanish adverbs that talk about whether or not something is true — or whether it *might* be true. Let's learn words for “maybe”, “almost”, “really”, and several more. Practice all of today's Spanish for free at LCSPodcast.com/93

[✐1. Adagio] “It remained online due to corona.”[00:08]Hello, everyone.  We will practice adverbs first.Repeat after me[00:14]1.  often drink2.  be sure to/certainly/without fail drink3.  sometimes drink4.  occasionally/once in a while drink5.  not drink much6.  not drink at all[01:09]Now make a sentence as follows.For example,What do you drink in the morning?/ always, coffee→ I always drink coffee.Ready?[01:24]1.  What do you drink in the morning?/ always, tea→ I always drink (black) tea.2.  What do you eat in the morning?/ often, bread→ I often eat bread.3.  What do you eat in the morning?/ sometimes, rice, miso soup→ I sometimes eat rice and miso soup.4.  Do you watch news in the morning?/ usually, net news→ I usually watch net news.5.  What do you do before breakfast?/ occasionally, jogging→ I occasionally go jogging.6.  Do you read the newspaper in the morning?/ not at all→ I don't read at all.=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=｢コロナで ずっと オンラインでした。」[00:08]みなさん、こんにちは。まず、ふくし(adverbs)をれんしゅうします。Repeat after me[00:14]1.  よくのみます2.  かならず のみます3.  ときどき のみます4.  たまに のみます5.  あまり のみません6.  ぜんぜん のみません[01:09]では、つぎのように ぶんを つくります。たとえば、あさ、なにをのみますか。/ いつも、コーヒー→ いつも、コーヒーをのみますいいですか。[01:24]1.  あさ、なにをのみますか。/ いつも、こうちゃ→ いつも こうちゃをのみます。2.  あさ、なにをたべますか。/ よく、パン→ よく パンをたべます。3.  あさ、なにをたべますか。/ ときどき、ごはんとみそしる→ ときどき ごはんとみそしるをたべます。4.  あさ、ニュースをみますか。/ たいてい、ネットニュース→ たいてい ネットニュースをみます。5.  あさごはんのまえに なにを しますか。/ たまに、ジョギング→ たまに、ジョギングをします。6.  あさ、しんぶんをよみますか。/ ぜんぜん→ ぜんぜん よみません。Support the show=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=Need more translation & transcript? Become a patron: More episodes with full translation and Japanese transcripts. Members-only podcast feed for your smartphone app. Japanese Swotter on PatreonNote: English translations might sound occasionally unnatural as English, as I try to preserve the structure and essence of the original Japanese.

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It's over a week since many of us would have first heard that Pope Francis had “sadly died”.And this particular phrasing may have reminded those of you who are more grammatically minded of the much slower demise of something else; the adverb.So, why have they gone out of fashion?Stephen Lucek is Assistant Professor in Linguistics at UCD. He joins Seán to discuss.

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Where, when, how, and how much? Let's learn how to ask some common questions in Spanish, as well as the adverbs you can use to answer them! Practice all of today's Spanish for free at LCSPodcast.com/49  

Yesterday, I stopped by a cafe near my house and nearly spent the whole day thinking so hard about this lesson, I hardly drank my coffee! But then I tried it and I was deeply impressed by the deep flavor and rich aroma coming from that cup of joe. And that's our topic today — adjective and adverb pairs where the meaning changes when you add LY. Let's look at six of the most common and useful ones.Join my Podcast Learner's Study Group here: https://learn.myhappyenglish.com/transcriptVisit my website for over 3,000 free English lessons: https://www.myhappyenglish.com/

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The Adverb that Changed Everything: Arbitration, State Immunity and the case of General Dynamics v Libya Join Liz Kantor, Vanessa Naish, and guest, Andrew Cannon, as they explore the fascinating intersection of arbitration and state immunity in the Court of Appeal's decision in General Dynamics v Libya. They unravel how the addition of a single adverb in an arbitration clause could waive a state's immunity from execution. Discover the implications of this case for the enforcement of arbitral awards against states and the importance of precise drafting in arbitration agreements.

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If you follow theme parks on social media, you'll notice that a park in the Ozarks is built just a little differently. Interspersed with the "Buy your Season Pass Now" and "Hey, we're opening soon" graphics, you'll find a healthy dose of memes and the occasional shark reference. Funny enough the park prefers it that way, and you'll see why. Joining us on the Coaster101 podcast this week are Silver Dollar City Director of Communications Joey Thorsen & Communications Manager Dalton Fischer, who, in between noting that Andrew has still yet to visit Silver Dollar City, reveal a little behind the curtain for all things theme park communications, Fire in the Hole, Silver Dollar City Resort, and a hint of what might be happening in 2026. Maybe. TBD.You can connect with the show by hitting us up on social media @Coaster101: Facebook  |  Twitter  |  Instagram. We also have a website, if you're into that sort of thing: www.coaster101.comAlso, be sure to subscribe to the podcast so you don't miss an episode! And please give us a rating and review wherever you listen, it helps new listeners find us!Find the latest and greatest Coaster101 and theme park-inspired merch at c101.co/teepublic!Thanks to JMMD Entertainment for providing our theme song. For more on them, check out jmmusicdesign.com.

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We discuss where we use adverbs with adjectives and other adverbs. FIND BBC LEARNING ENGLISH HERE: Visit our website ✔️ https://www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish Follow us ✔️ https://www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/followus SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER: ✔️ https://www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/newsletters LIKE PODCASTS? Try some of our other popular podcasts including: ✔️6 Minute English ✔️6 Minute Vocabulary ✔️The English We Speak They're all available by searching in your podcast app.

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