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December 13th, 2011 | Posted by admin in Newsletter - (0 Comments)
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A nice holiday present
As many of you are looking for a meaningful and affordable present for your close ones, we have heard you and have decided to offer a special holiday deal with a 2 conversation lesson package for only 19€ to use until January 31st. Let us know it’s for a present and you will get a nice voucher to print!
Offer valid until Dec 31st, 2011 >> More info
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To get the best score possible in the test, you should know a bit about how it will be evaluated. So, here are the top three tips from ETS.

So, you are sitting in the nice comfortable office, waiting for your job interview in English to begin. You have been both looking forward to and dreading this interview for days now. It is such a good opportunity but since you already told all of your friends about it, there’s also a lot of pressure to nail it too.

Listening to catch the information that you need is a great skill that you can apply both in academic tests like TOEFL and IELTS but also in real life too. You may think that catching information is difficult when the person speaks faster but if you can do it with a fast-paced news video, then you can do it in any conversation.

Have you ever noticed that there is a difference between the words you recognize and the words that you use in a conversation? Are there many words that you would recognize in a book but are not confident enough to try and use in conversation?
Have a wonderful week and see you next year!

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