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Jessica Cooper, Nazia Anwar, Jacqueline Davis, Mariam G, Alexandros Tagkoulis, Vicky Gray, Moia Rowsome, Monty King, and Zoë Sandford

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Topics Covered

  • Language to introduce yourself
  • Describing how you are feeling
  • Asking simple questions
  • Talking about your friends and family, and describing their personalities
  • Talking about work and jobs
  • Saying what you do and don’t like
  • Talking about your hobbies

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Suitable for reviewing basics

This course is ideal for reviewing basic English grammar and vocabulary. Students will also learn how to introduce themselves, describe their feelings, ask simple questions, talk about friends and family, talk about work and jobs, and say what they do and don't like.
Good for reviewing basics.
"Although it was easy but i felt it would be necessary to review my basic information."

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