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24-May-2005, 17:26
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 what are the level of language |
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25-May-2005, 08:04
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 Re: what are the level of language Even though there are many different criteria for determination of a language student's level, the following general system is commonly used by authors of language courses: beginner pre-intermediate intermediate upper-intermediate advanced if that's what you meant. Hope this helps. All the best, TeeKay |
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