Sentence examples for starting English from inspiring English sources

Governments have tended to clutch at a quick fix, such as importing native speakers, or starting English ever earlier, either as a subject or as the medium of instruction, in the hope that this will make the learning of English more effective.

Since the school expanded the program a few years ago, starting English lessons in kindergarten rather than third grade, students have made strides, Portie said.

In fact, you said you don't start English by reading Chaucer...

He started English Church and Country Tours because he doesn't want to be a bureaucrat all his life.

But French-speaking children are not allowed to start English classes until fourth grade.

The teachers not only instruct students and assist local English teachers, but also start English clubs and interact with parents.

In February, Ms. Barahona plans to start English classes and begin working toward her general equivalency diploma.

He told me that he was staying with some other Uighurs in the nation's capital; the following week, he expected to start English classes.

I know so many people who started English and dropped it.

In 1747, a group of Virginian speculators formed the Ohio Company, with the backing of the British crown, to start English settlement and trade in the Ohio Country west of the Appalachian Mountains.

"Perhaps you should consider starting an English consulting firm," he is said to have responded.