Was that ever trying...I guess I'm the little engine that could in terms of persistance in getting this to work for me.
Anyway, HI!!!!
I've started posting interesting South African websites on the forum in preparation for our next class on English-speaking Africa. Although English is only one of South Africa's eleven! official languages.
Friday, January 23, 2004
Thursday, January 15, 2004
schedule this year....
this is the schedule for the sessions this year.... (some of you still have the old schedule that was changed!)
New schedule:
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> Nov 18: Session 1 (North America)
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> Jan 13: Session 2 (British Isles)
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> Feb 24: Session 3 (English speaking Africa)
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> Mar 30: Session 4
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> May 11??? : Session 5 (We're trying to find a new date for this session!)
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New schedule:
>
> Nov 18: Session 1 (North America)
>
> Jan 13: Session 2 (British Isles)
>
> Feb 24: Session 3 (English speaking Africa)
>
> Mar 30: Session 4
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> May 11??? : Session 5 (We're trying to find a new date for this session!)
>
Tuesday, January 13, 2004
BBC World Service | Learning English | News English - Words in the News
BBC World Service | Learning English | News English - Words in the News
British News about the world -- for learners of English!
British News about the world -- for learners of English!
Monday, January 12, 2004
Sunday, January 11, 2004
Twinings - Home
Twinings - Home this is another one of Stacey's favorite tea sites!
see you all Tuesday!
james and stacey
see you all Tuesday!
james and stacey
Lipton Tea - Facts & History from the Experts
Lipton Tea - Facts & History from the Experts this is one of stacey's favorite "British" tea sites....
Friday, January 09, 2004
Milestones of the Bristish History
To prepare our intensive session (next Tuesday) I invite you to study the milestones of the Bristish History. You can go to the following address :
http://www.britannia.com/history/timelines.html
This very detailed web site presents the sweep of the British History. It could be interesting for us to extract in every section (Medevial Britain, Restoration period...) the most important events. We could then build the "milestones of the Bristish history".
http://www.britannia.com/history/timelines.html
This very detailed web site presents the sweep of the British History. It could be interesting for us to extract in every section (Medevial Britain, Restoration period...) the most important events. We could then build the "milestones of the Bristish history".
Tuesday, January 06, 2004
Guardian Unlimited | Special reports | The best of British blogging
Happy New Year....
Our intensive session is in one week... on next Tuesday the 13 th...
Could each of you please bring something from the British Iles that you'd like to share with the group? It could be a song... a story of something that happened to you there... a photo... It would be nice if everyone could bring something.
As a starter I thought you might enjoy this article from the Guardian... the best of British bloggers... from call centres to call girls!
See you all next week!
james (and Stacey)
The best of British blogging
Our intensive session is in one week... on next Tuesday the 13 th...
Could each of you please bring something from the British Iles that you'd like to share with the group? It could be a song... a story of something that happened to you there... a photo... It would be nice if everyone could bring something.
As a starter I thought you might enjoy this article from the Guardian... the best of British bloggers... from call centres to call girls!
See you all next week!
james (and Stacey)
The best of British blogging
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