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30-Apr-2007, 13:08
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 Using English Dot Com Code: "Being curious is not to be shy of" I was just wondering since I joined this forum, what do the acronyms above mean? ESL = ESOL = EFL = TESL = TESOL = TEFL = |
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30-Apr-2007, 13:16
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30-Apr-2007, 13:25
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| Re: Using English Dot Com what? i can't get you? please let me know if you know the meanings of those acronyms... Just want to know more information from this site. |
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30-Apr-2007, 14:55
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| Re: Using English Dot Com Click on the blue writing in post #2. It's a link.  Or you can click here: Acronyms Related to TESL |
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30-Apr-2007, 15:05
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| Re: Using English Dot Com Hahaha...I thought it was not a link that's why I was confused with your answer. BTW I already clicked the link and read some interesting acronym. Thanks !!! Maybe we could lock this topic now :) |
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30-Apr-2007, 15:06
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| Re: Using English Dot Com Others may want to contribute, too.  |
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