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[gazz]

Ok so 5 minutes ago I was asked to come up with a slogan for out English classroom. Ideally they want it by the end of the day (30 mins to go)!

I came up with a list of famous quotes + some of my own.

They like: 'The future belongs to those who belive in their dreams' - From a famous ex president of the US.

However it is a bit long and they have asked me to reduce the words in it, which I feel is impossible without destroying the meaning.

So can anyone think of/ make up a quote with a similar sentiment, but with fewer words? It must be about dreams and aspirations.

[Yu_Bum_suk]

"We are learning English hardly" would be my pick.

[jkelly80]

Git R Done

[michaelambling]

I like jkelly's idea, but "we study English happy fun time for great success" would probably be more successful.

[Robot_Teacher]

Wow, 'The future belongs to those who believe in their dreams' is so cool. I like it, but it's too much of a complicated Western idea no one, but a genius will really embrace, except it'll make you feel really good to place such a deeply meaningful motto to your sanctuary of the imparting of knowledge.

I guess just plain ol' "The English Zone," would have do if it were me just to be KISS. Keep It Simple and Stupid.

[Sland]

My classroom's slogan is "Fantastic English Land".