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art best learned from an Artist! The typical ESL class,
however, equips one with little more than an 8-pack of crayolas,
a pair of blunt scissors, and, in the end, an unrealistic
sense of achievement. Once new friends and business associates
have heard your entire repertoire of anecdotes featuring
small rooms, large donkeys, and red pens -- what then? The study of [American] English As a Second Language should provide the student with not only a knowledge of basic grammar and vocabulary [including argot (or "slang")], but a deeper understanding of societal mores, in general. Few things in life are as consistently rewarding, beneficial, and productive -- both personally and professionally -- as honing English language [and critical thinking] skills under the tutelage of Miss Valerie Moon. CLICK HERE for proof that it is unwise to study with amateurs... |
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