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Thanks, Jan, and a happy new year to you, too!
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Happy New Year to you! Thanks for the interesting blog.
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I teach English in Italy and I would like people to understand that English is not only a subject but a means of communication among people all over the world in every field. I’ve already experienced a Maths-English lesson with my Maths colleague and it was very very useful and involving for me and for students
I’m glad to hear that, Tanya. Thanks for the visit & the comment.
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