Learning English

[juliett321]

I went to England last summer and attended an English course it was an unusual situation as it was not one of those large commercial type of establishments it was a small, cosy home and I lived with my English tutor. I had my own large spacious room, and also had the use of a television.
English tuition was four hours daily and included spoken and written English. The food was great, and included all sorts of home cooked cuisine. I went on excursions to places of interest, which included other recreational sites like discovering the local beaches and majestic castles which Wales has a lot of. While I was on the course I met some lovely people, one student was from Japan, and another was from Russia. The name of the course I attended is "Bienvenue English Homestay" and I recommend it to all of you who are interested in attending a hands on English course in an English home.
the website is; kupidskiss.net

[Torsten]

Dear Juliett,

Sounds like you learned how to make a sales pitch on top of improving your English. Good doing! Since you have such a close relationship with the owners of Bienvenue English Homestay (I take it you know Elane very well?) we might as well hold an interview with you so even more people could benefit from the services of your school. This is what the interview could look like:
http://www.english-test.net/esl-cafe/12/index.html

Let us know what you think,
Regards
Torsten

TOEIC listening, photographs: Girls around a laptop