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Raybelles
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 Posted: Thu Feb 23, 2006 6:40 pm Post subject: The Real Chile |
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Have you seen this excellent blog being written by an efl teacher from London now living in Chile:
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poro
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Very nice! - is it yours?  |
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poro
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| Posted: Mon Feb 27, 2006 9:09 am Post subject: |
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For what it's worth, this site no longers allows posts from "non-team members".
Oh well... |
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SandyM
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Hmm. I had a quick butchers, and 'excellent' is not one of the adjectives I'd use to describe it. It appears to be one of those 'I came all this way and the people here are just SO silly...' type of blogs, which is hardly an original approach. There are plenty of 'let's laugh at the locals - you wouldn't believe this' blogs on the web, and most of them tell us more about the authors than their situation.
But maybe that was the original idea?
By the way, my blog's available here:
http://tefltrade.blog-city.com
I wouldn't make the absurd claim that my own blog is excellent ... but it might raise a laugh or two. |
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poro
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It's quite witty, Sandy - the bits I understood, that is.
I liked the part where someone advertises for an English teacher, and says native speakers must take a grammar test, but not foreigners!  |
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