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CEDS English tip 8th Feb 2010

CEDS English Tip Of The Day:

A comma (,) separates a tag question from the rest of the sentence (e.g. “This coffee is good, don’t you think?”).

English tip 4th February 2010

english tip of the day When writing a formal letter and you don’t know the recipient, use either “Dear Sir or Madam” or “To Whom it may concern”.

English tip 3rd February 2010

english tip of the dayRepeat new words out loud several times when you hear them for the first time.

English tip 2nd February 2010

english tip of the dayDon’t use “The” in front of days of the week (e.g. “We will meet on the Wednesday”). The correct way is simply “We will meet on Wednesday”.

English tip 1st February 2010

english tip of the dayWhen talking about age you use the verb “to be” (e.g. “I AM 39 years old” or “She IS 16 years old”).

English tip 29th January

english tip of the day

Read English stories and articles. There are many free blogs and newspapers online.

SEGEPLAN Scholarships announced

SEGEPLAN logoThe Guatemalan government’s scholarship division, SEGEPLAN, has just announced that a series of scholarships will be awarded to encourage young Guatemalans to improve their English skills.

The program was originally designed by CEDS, CIAV and IBA, and the three companies will be responsible for implementation and execution of the language training.

In the first round, which just opened for applications, 2000 scholarship will be offered with the possibility of extending this to more in the future.

CEDS will be delivering participant assessments using our CEDS Diagnostics language assessment tool, to determine at what level participants should enter the program.

Click here to read more about the scholarships and SEGEPLAN on the official website.

English tip Jan 28th

english tip of the day

The Simple Present Tense can be used to describe things you do every day (e.g. “I work every day from 7 to 4.”).

English tip of the day, 27th January

english tip of the dayRemember, it is all about confidence.  Lose the fear of speaking English by practicing!

More donations for Haiti

Today we had more donations coming in for the Haiti victims.

First donation came from our office dog “Momo” who brought us 5 kilos of powder milk. This type of milk is easy to transport and can be mixed on the spot by the people. Well thought Momo!

Momo

Second donation came from CEDS Marketing head, Malte, who brought various types of diapers and sanitary towels.

Malte

Don’t hesitate to help us by donating. Click here to learn more about what we need!

 
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