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wardah_rahman
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Thanks Alot ... and its WARDAH  |
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Never Ceased To Be Amazed
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Transliteralsation's a bitch, hain't it? 
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veiledsentiments
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Hey NCTBA... watch out that your little jokes don't backfire when you are talking to a very young non-native speaker. 
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wardah_rahman
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NCTBA i guess all people iam talking to here are educated so prove it
n e ways Is IELTS useful for me working as a teacher? |
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veiledsentiments
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I don't think that taking the IELTS will be directly useful to you as a teacher in the classroom, but if you are searching for a job outside your own country (and perhaps even in Pakistan... not sure about that), it will give a possible employer an idea of your level of English based on a recognized scale.
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