What do Inglés Málaga clients say about us? Well, read a few testimonials and you´ll get a good idea.
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In Spain, the summer officially starts with the night of Mr San Juan. Historically speaking, I have no idea about the origins of this festival or if it means anything significant. What I do know, however, is that it´s a great event to spend the night on the beach, let your hair down and go swimming under the moon and stars.
I started the week with a massive smile on my face, but I have ended the working week feeling like a kid in toy shop.
Forget calm and congratulate Isabel and Fran on passing their B2 EOI English exams.
I am chuffed to bits for you!
So, what do Inglés Málaga clients say about us? Well, read a few testimonials and you´ll get a good idea.
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What, something alcohol-free! Indisputably, that´s not a serious suggestion, is it?
Ok, some friends sent me an SMS with the following suggestions:
Remember that I´m hopeless in the kitchen so which of the above do you think is, by far, the easiest to make?
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The summer is here, and OMG, it´s boiling hot. It´s definitely the season to hang up your trainers, throw on your bikini, dust off your cool box and spend as much time as possible at the beach.
Ok, if you aren´t a beach bum, don´t worry, you can take advantage of the outdoor summer cinema festival.
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To take advantage of something means to use an opportunity to achieve results, sometimes in an unfair way.
For example, the Spanish academic year is nearly over so my advice to all teachers is to take advantage of your pupil-free days, stop taking prescription drugs to get you through the day, and start recharging your batteries with some serious dance moves and Jason Derulo.
The Guardian reports: ”Nine of the world’s biggest fishing companies have signed up to protect the world’s oceans, pledging to help stamp out illegal activities, including the use of slave labour, and prevent overfishing.”
Read the full news resport here.
Intensive English Summer Course for EOI exams
Studying in the summer is a complete pain in the neck; right? So, why not take an intensive summer course with an experienced teacher and get in shape for the September exams?
For more information, email Janette
Passing any exam is never easy. It takes hard work, determination and developing an exam technique that works for you.
So, this morning, I would like to congratulate Adriana for passing her Escuela Oficial de Idiomas exam in English; congratulations, celebrate your progress- celebrate your massive achievement.
I am extremely, extremely proud of you!
This has to be one of the most raw and painful news stories that I have read in a long time. How can this happen?
The Guardian newspaper runs the story: ”Coroner calls for changes in how schools treat cases of absent children following tragic death of Chadrack Mulo. A four-year-old boy, who was unable to call for help or feed himself, starved to death two weeks after his mother collapsed and died suddenly in the flat they shared, a coroner has said. Chadrack Mulo was found clinging to his mother’s body about two days after his own death.”
If you want to read more details about the story, check out the full report here.
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