English in England?

[bazia_home]

Hi!

I've been learning English for ten years and now I want at least pass an
exam. During the academic year I don't have much time for learning and
prepare to it so I find it will be good oportunity to devote my one-month
holidays for preparation to CAE. I realised that it will be good to take part
in an intensive course. Is it better to take it in Warsaw or rather to go
abroad? Does it really make a differance? Being in England alone means that I
will study only during lessons and after it I will do nothing.Am I right? How
does it look like?Have anyone been in such an intesive english course and is
content with it?

Best regards - Bazia;)

[usenetposts]

bazia_home napisała:

> Hi!
>
> I've been learning English for ten years and now I want at least pass an
> exam. During the academic year I don't have much time for learning and
> prepare to it so I find it will be good oportunity to devote my one-month
> holidays for preparation to CAE. I realised that it will be good to take part
> in an intensive course. Is it better to take it in Warsaw or rather to go
> abroad? Does it really make a differance? Being in England alone means that I
> will study only during lessons and after it I will do nothing.Am I right?

Knowing life, that would tend to depend on the level of your attractiveness nd
the length of your skirt.

[natalia.brzeska]

usenetposts napisał:

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> Knowing life, that would tend to depend on the level of your attractiveness
nd
> the length of your skirt.
>

Are you on something today?

[ianek70]

natalia.brzeska napisała:

> usenetposts napisał:
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> >
> >
> > Knowing life, that would tend to depend on the level of your attractivene
> ss
> nd
> > the length of your skirt.
> >
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> Are you on something today?

Spring has sprung and he's high on life :-)
Or wearing a long skirt.