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johan

#33 Wed, 02 Apr 03 05:10 PM

Hi I wonder if you have any vacancies for the summer and autumn 2003? I teach English at a University in Sweden, but I would like to try my luck in Malta.

johan

Joined on Wed, Feb 12 2003

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Universities, Malta

hitchhiker

#34 Wed, 02 Apr 03 05:51 PM

Try info@elanguest.com,

state 'English Forums', also check the visa page on their site www.elanguest.com

You'll need TEFL, A Levels and a good CV..

(Malta joins Europe in 04)

hitchhiker

Joined on Mon, Nov 18 2002

Richmond, UK

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stetrk

#735 Wed, 04 Jun 03 10:04 AM

there is a free international job bank at http://languageteachingnetwork.com.

Good luck!

stetrk

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Guest

#29480 Mon, 10 May 04 12:20 PM

needsome help with these explanation of why is wrong
1 jane and may is in class right now

2:why you live in this cold place

3 my name is takeshi.i am coming from japan

wait for me.i come with you

i have been to the zoo on saturday

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Guest

#43103 Mon, 23 Aug 04 01:56 PM

1. Jane and May are in class right now
Names of people always have a capital letter
There is more than one person in class - Jane and May, therefore it is plural.

2 Why do you live in this cold place?
A question always ends with a question mark and has the verb to do in it ( You need to get a good grammar book and revise questions

3. My name is Takeshi, I come from Japan. Wait for me I am coming with you.
Again capital letter as it is a name.
present simple is used here as you are already here, not in Japan and there is no action
Use of present continuous. Again read up on the difference between Present simple and present continuous

4 I went to the zoo on Saturday
Capital letter for Saturaday
Past action - not happening now - use of past simple tense

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