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I would like to remind everyone that i have now changed location and I will now be located in jangidong central Xi.나는 지금...
14/08/2018

I would like to remind everyone that i have now changed location and I will now be located in jangidong central Xi.

나는 지금 내가 위치를 바꿨다고 모두에게 상기시키고 싶어요. 나는 지금 막전동 센트럴 자이에서 가르치고 있습니다.

If ypu would like to enquire about new classes please send a message in korean or english. Thanks and have a nice day

24/03/2018

Learning new languages is a natural instinct for children, and yet it becomes more difficult as we age. We might be at a disadvantage as adults, but with a few learning methods, you can still give yourself the best chance for learning a new language.

pictures of the robots we made in todays game class.we offer game classes to kids who need practice with their speaking....
16/08/2017

pictures of the robots we made in todays game class.
we offer game classes to kids who need practice with their speaking.
it is a nice change for kids to relax and have fun while speaking English.
we offer discounts for couples and groups,great for brothers and sisters

Beginner phonics classes are available for kids and they can study individually or in small groups.We use the bricks pho...
09/10/2016

Beginner phonics classes are available for kids and they can study individually or in small groups.
We use the bricks phonics series and can provide textbooks and homework for your child.

29/02/2016

We are now offering a variety of lessons from children to adults. Beginners to advanced. We can arrange group lessons at a discount for group lessons starting at 35,000won per hour.

We also provide a very popular game class for early learners of 4 to 6 years old to give them an introduction to the English language.

Inbox for details. Thanks

06/01/2016

Good afternoon English learners i have a very useful idiom for you all that is very commonly used in the UK that i would like to share. Hope you find this one helpful:

(To be) Under the weather

Can you be under the weather literally? Probably yes, if you think about standing under the clouds, rain and sun, but it makes no sense. If you’re feeling under the weather, you’re not your usual self and could be feeling a little sick. The sick feeling is nothing serious; perhaps it’s just extreme tiredness from studying too much, or having a bad headache because you’re starting to get the flu.

“What’s wrong with Katy, mom?”

“She’s feeling a little under the weather so be quiet and let her rest.”

We are happy to announce that we now provide Maths lessons in English for children, starting at kindergarten level. All ...
29/11/2015

We are happy to announce that we now provide Maths lessons in English for children, starting at kindergarten level. All text books and materials are provided for free of charge.

Useful for those of you struggling with saying what time it is, in English.
27/10/2015

Useful for those of you struggling with saying what time it is, in English.

27/10/2015

Hello, we are now offering lessons at weekends in Gangnam and Hongdae areas. Lesson starting at 35,000 won. send an inbox message or text message for more details. we will be continuing lessons in Gimpo as normal.
Thank you

20/09/2015

LEND/BORROW (verbs)
The very common verbs lend and borrow are confusing
for many learners of English. One reason this happens is
because lend and borrow have the same basic meaning,
but are used for different "directions" in English.
If B needs ___ and A gives it to B for a limited time
(expecting that B will return it), A lends ___ to B (or
A lends B ___ ) and B borrows ___ from A.
Examples:
Anne lent $150 to Bill. Anne lent Bill $150.
Bill borrowed $150 from Anne.
Aaron often lends his car to Brenda. /
Aaron often lends Brenda his car.
Brenda often borrows Aaron's car.
B: May I borrow your typewriter?
A: Of course. I'll be happy to lend it to you. /
(Of course. I'll be happy to lend you my typewriter.)

30/08/2015

hey esl learners i have another English idiom for you all.

Hit the nail on the head – This idiom has to do with doing or saying something that is precisely right. If you don’t understand this, just think about that sweet feeling you get when you swing a hammer at a nail and hit it perfectly.

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