Sentence examples for go to language school from inspiring English sources
Maybe I should go to language school".
You go to language school,' " she said, voicing a typical hostess stereotype.
I've had three experiences in taxi court: the first, the judge found in the driver's favor (if there is a partition between the driver's area and passenger's part, the driver does not have to let someone sit in the front with him); the second, a monetary fine was imposed; and the third, the driver was assigned to go to language school to improve his English (is that a bad thing?).
Foreign students who come to England to learn English tend to go to language schools.
It can't be done overnight, but you don't have to go to a language school to get the best foreign language education.
"These people hadn't done anything that I hadn't done except to go to Japanese language school".
It's a myth that Cheltenham is full of retired colonels in bath chairs and elderly ladies in hats saying: "more tea, vicar?" It's actually full of young people, who go to the language schools, and enjoy their stay in a very beautiful town - as most civilised people of most ages would.
They just said they were going to a language school". In America, too, many finishing schools closed, and the few that remained open, such as Miss Porter's, in Connecticut, and the now defunct Finch College, in Manhattan, elected to emphasize rigorous academics.
I went to Portuguese language school from the age of four and I'm passionate about my heritage".
Surprisingly, many undergrads who graduate with degrees in linguistics go to law school; their language training--particularly in semantics, which is the study of meaning--can be helpful in legal discourse and analysis.
