Sentence examples for English language students from inspiring English sources
This study demonstrates that a musical intelligence eLearning approach can benefit Chinese English language students.
"Today's international further education and English language students are tomorrow's university students and drops of almost half in visa applications here is real cause for concern.
The No. 7 train, known as the International Express for the neighborhoods it passes through, glided outside the windows of a classroom in Jackson Heights Thursday morning as 20 English language students said the word "charming".
He argued that when the immigration department tried to introduce tougher entry tests for short course English language students, the Department of Education, Employment and Training argued the approach would cut the number of students "and therefore export income".
LETTER FROM CHINA about writer's experience as a Peace Corps volunteer teaching English language students at Fuling Teachers College in communist China... Fuling was a Yangtze River town in Sichuan, a province in southwestern China, and there weren't any railroads or highways in that part of the country.
By Peter Hessler The New Yorker, November 13, 2000 P. 110 LETTER FROM CHINA about writer's experience as a Peace Corps volunteer teaching English language students at Fuling Teachers College in communist China... Fuling was a Yangtze River town in Sichuan, a province in southwestern China, and there weren't any railroads or highways in that part of the country.
Gabriella Marcucci, a third-year English language student, said: "Sometimes I do think that £9,000 from lots of students is probably going on the building work.
But the 24-year-old English language student says he has seen the other paste-up across the street that tells the story of a refugee girl and her sister playing in the rain.
He also has an affair with one of his English-language students.
The rate at which English-language students climb at least one literacy level increased to 55 percent in 2010, up from 38 percent in 2005, the report said.
"The island is interesting for its flora and fauna". That line is so bland it sounds like an enunciation exercise for English-language students, or, possibly, terrorist code for an imminent attack.
