Quizzes on Question Forms
Thursday, 25 December 2008 23:29
EnglishLab.Net News Editor
Many elementary and intermediate learners of English find asking questions correctly difficult. It is not so that the rules are very complicated - they aren't really. It is rather about insufficient practice. It is not enough to understand how questions are formed, it is necessary to train the "brain muscles" responsible for asking questions in a foreign language, and that needs time and effort. It takes hours of speaking, listening, reading and writing to put theory into practice, but as the old saying goes - practice makes perfect. The more questions you have formed correctly, the faster and easier it is to ask new ones. To help you practise asking questions in English,
Last Updated ( Friday, 26 December 2008 13:10 )
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EFL/ESL Course Descriptions - November Update
Tuesday, 18 November 2008 14:46
EnglishLab.Net News Editor
So far the following ESP course descriptions have been revised and updated:
- English for Information, Communication & Educational Technology (levels: pre-intermediate to advanced)
- English for Marketing & Advertising (levels: intermediate to advanced)
- English for Personnel Managers (Human Resource Management) (levels: intermediate to advanced)
- English for Real Estate Brokers (levels: pre-intermediate to advanced)
- English for the Restaurant Industry (levels: elementary to advanced)
- English for Banking, Accountancy and Finance (levels: upper-intermediate to advanced)
- English for Work: Applying for a Job (CV/Resume Writing & Job Interview Tutoring) (levels: pre-intermediate to advanced)
To familiarize yourself with available topics, go to
Last Updated ( Thursday, 20 November 2008 20:36 )
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