The findings of a Eurostat study conducted in 2007 have just been released showing that English is the most common language across the European Union (EU).
Of the 21 EU Member States, there are 6 states in which no data collected and of the remaining 15 states, English was spoken in 14 of them.
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There are so many English language learning tools out there and with the sometimes daily advances in technology, you are sure to find new and ground-breaking techniques and devices which make great tools for learning English. Here we provide you with a quick run-down on some of today’s learning English tools and electronic devices.
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We are delighted to announce a SPECIAL OFFER for our University Foundation Business Course (UFBC) at St Giles Brighton and St Giles London Highgate.
St Giles now has partnerships with four British universities offering guaranteed places to successful UFBC graduates and we have placed students at over 30 other universities throughout the UK. This, combined with our record of excellent results, makes St Giles your choice for students looking for successful university placement.
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The English language can certainly be tricky for those who are not used to using it on a regular basis. Word order, vocabulary, and inflection can be very difficult without proper modeling. For this reason, there are several things that language learners can do on a regular basis to further improve their language skills. Read on to learn a little more about ways to improve your English language skills.
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English is one of the most difficult languages to learn from scratch.
It has no gender, no formal or informal tense, and has many exceptions
to the rules. Here are 5 proven ways to improve your English skills in
no time.
1. Don’t be embarrassed: The key to learning any language is to
interact with native speakers. So not matter how bad you think your
English skills are, you need to get out there and use the language. If
you feel shy, find a friend or roommate who will be your point man -
they will initiate the conversation and drag you into it.
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