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English Courses in Liverpool

With Listen & Learn's qualified tutors - all of whom are native English speakers - we can customise your 1-to-1 or group course to cater for your own aims, needs and current English proficiency. Our teachers can carry out your lessons in your Liverpool home or office, arranging classes in advance for a time that suits you. The price includes the cost of your text books, and lesson scheduling can be as adaptable as the lessons themselves. The specifics of your course depends on which course package you choose:

Standard One-to-One Courses in General English

General English courses can be to the advantage of anybody, whether you are a rank beginner or already have some experience of the tongue. By...
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Standard Group Courses in General English

As the ideal starting point for a group of people wishing to gain a strong acquaintance with the ins and outs of conversational English, these group....
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Standard One-to-One Courses in Business English

With our one-to-one English business courses, you can develop your current English skills to incorporate them effortlessly into your job - perfect...
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Standard Group Courses in Business English

Business English courses for groups cater to anywhere between 2 and 12 people who all have the same starting level and learning aims in their English....
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Standard One-to-One Courses in Specific Purposes English

Specific purposes English courses are a great boon to people who have already studied English and wish to develop certain facets of their English...
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Standard Group Courses in Specific Purposes English

If you have a group of 2-12 English learners who all require particular language skills or vocabulary, this option may be ideal for you. All members....
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...and this is what's happening in the English World

Let Hamilton enjoy the moment

Hats off to the Rangers and Cougarettes for earning their chance at a coveted state championship.

Brother surprises Canyon grad with visit home

Sara Young beamed as her old brother, Levi Young, took off his army beret and wrapped his arm around her, posing for a picture.

Robots with fins, tails demonstrate evolution

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CISD trustees reverse previous decision

The Comal Independent School District’s board of trustees got civility out of the way early Thursday night.

River Bend residents upset with phone poles

Like most residents in the River Bend subdivision, Jerry Kempe moved there to enjoy the scenery.

Hottest day of the year predicted

Sunday was the hottest day of the year so far in the UK with temperatures reaching 24.9C in London, say forecasters.

NBHS grads grab diplomas

Kristen Ludeke beamed as she walked across the stage at Strahan Coliseum on the campus of Texas State University.

Royal Mail workers vote to strike

Postal workers in London vote overwhelmingly in favour of going out on strike in a row over jobs.

ID-theft ruling: Set your own fraud alerts

Companies that sell 'identity-theft protection' present an alluring but questionable proposition.

4A SOFTBALL: Cougarettes lasso Brahmas

Any time two of the state’s top 5 ranked teams meet up, fans are guaranteed to get their money’s worth.

Tube gets language upgrade

Tube ticket machines will now operate in 17 languages to make travelling easier for tourists and London's diverse communities.

5A SOFTBALL: Watts has rematch with Bowie

When Bailey Watts walks to the softball mound, she’s much like a modern-day gunslinger.

Obama vows to prioritize cybersecurity

President Obama's call for the U.S. to commence a collaborative push to make the Internet safer is winning widespread praise.

5A SOFTBALL: Rangers slide past Bulldogs

An out doesn’t normally set the tone for a game, but Paige Hamilton’s fly into center gave Smithson Valley all the momentum they would need.

NBCA grads wave goodbye

Friday night was bittersweet for New Braunfels Christian Academy valedictorian Shawn Douglas Bueche.

Police crash car 'had siren off'

A police car which fatally collided with a teenager in east London answering a 999 call did not have its sirens on, police say.

'Modern Warfare 2' has a bold plan of attack for gaming

You know that pulse-pounding feeling you get when you're watching an action-packed summer blockbuster? That's the feeling this ...

Downtown traffic plans cause controversy

Controversy over some proposed traffic solutions in downtown New Braunfels has started to simmer.

Bullet trains run preview service

Rail passengers on commuter routes to London will be able to try out the new Japanese-built bullet train on a preview service.

Floating frogs raise money for good cause

Hundreds of amphibian enthusiasts from all around the Hill Country hopped over to Landa Park Friday to cheer their favorite frog down the river.

5A SOFTBALL: Rangers sweep Bulldogs

With dried blood caked around her nostrils and red streaks across the front of her jersey, Paige Hamilton smiled

Be a hero or villain in the supercharged 'inFAMOUS'

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Deputies uncover organized crime activities

Police arrested four San Antonio residents Wednesday who they allege engaged in organized criminal activity.

Omelette-spiking murderer guilty

A man who spiked his girlfriend's omelette, beat her and set fire to her south London home is convicted of murder.

Japan university gives away iPhones to nab truants

A prestigious Japanese university is giving away hundreds of iPhones, in part to use its Global Positioning System to nab students ...

Local soccer players named to All-Region Team

The votes are in and 11 Comal County players were recently named to the 2009 Texas Association of Soccer Coaches (TASCO) All-Region team.

Docking brings space station to full staff of 6

The international space station just had a population boom.

Krampitz slams Astros past Yankees

A great New Braunfels Little League season in the Majors (ages 11-12) division ended with the Astros — the Blue Division champions

Ants get their place in Smithsonian exhibit

Running a museum is no picnic, but the Smithsonian is attracting ants anyway.

4A SOFTBALL: Canyon headed to state

Senior shortstop Meagan McKinney was relieved to finish the series 12 hours before she and her 2009 classmates walk the stage

Seismologists monitor North Korea's nuclear blasts

North Korea's nuclear test last week started one army on the march seismologists bent on capturing the exact size of the blast.

Dock courtesty is key during fishing season

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Union hits out at Tube booze ban

A transport union criticises the Tube alcohol ban a year after it came into force, saying its members cannot enforce it.

Talent star Boyle taken to clinic

Britain's Got Talent's runner-up Susan Boyle is taken to a private London clinic, after being examined under the Mental Health Act.

English Testimonials

"She is a really good teacher, and I feel that she really prepares the class for my needs. It is a shame that I have to go back to my country - I really feel that I have improved my English"

Marloes B., English in Memphis

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A letter of complaint

Dear Sir,

Your shipment of double glazed windows was received by our company this morning. However, we wish to make a number of complaints concerning the serious delay in delivery and your failure to carry out our explicit instructions with regard to this order.

It was stressed from the outset that the delivery date had to be less than six weeks from the initial order, in order to comply with our own customers? requirements. While we appreciate that delays in production are occasionally inevitable, we must point out that the major reason why the order was placed with your company was because we were assured by you of its straightforwardness, and that your existing stocks were sufficiently high to ensure immediate shipment.

In addition, we wish to bring to your attention the discrepancy in colour between the windows we ordered and those delivered. It was stated clearly in the original order that windows in white and brown were required. However, we found no white windows in the delivery at all.

We are also somewhat concerned about the rather poor quality of the goods received, since it is apparent that the windows that finally arrived have been produced from inferior materials and have been manufactured to a lower standard than those in the sample.

As a result of the above problems, therefore, we feel that the most suitable course of action is to return to you unpaid any of the goods considered unsatisfactory, and to deduct any costs incurred from our final settlement. We shall also, of course, be forced to reconsider whether any further orders should be placed with your company.

We look forward to your prompt reply.

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