For English IV Evening Group

For English IV Evening Group - 2010.01

In English IV you have to post your writings in here. For that, you need to be always in touch with the lessons ongoing. You must be cautious with the deadlines. You shouldn't be missing lessons, because that can lead you to be failed by absences. So, you should carefully follow the course program. You may not enjoy our lessons but remember you were the one who chose this course, not the other way round. Of course, you might also enjoy it, if you really want to learn or improve your English. In here, you have to be a hardwork student, or else you shall have great troubles.
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