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Our COVID-19 Safety Protocol
Immerse Languages Institute is taking every possible precautionary measure to ensure the safety of both our students and staff. We have instructed our teachers to wear masks at all times at our centre, wipe all tables with disinfectant before and after every class, avoid any direct contact with students, such as shaking hands, keep a safe social distance and report any suspicious symptoms immediately.
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289 Hennessy Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong
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Handy Checklist for Better Writing At Work
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Have you ever questioned your English writing skills, especially at work? If your answer is yes, then you are not alone. Writing in any language can be quite an arduous and challenging task for many people. For example, it is not uncommon to question whether your grammar is correct or the tone is right.
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Hispanic Life for Expats
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Whether you prefer living in a Mediterranean old city, surrounded by a blue sea, a white stone City wall, and the coral view of the orange fields, or in a vibrant metropolis, full of delicious food and nightlife connected to both Asia and Europe, or even the capital of bars and Tapas, expats seem to love Hispanic cities. According to a survey done by an expats group, InterNation, three Hispanic cities are amongst the top five best cities for expats to live and work. Hispanics is a term used to cover everything related to Spain and Hispano-America: language, food, traditions, and culture. Shall we take a closer look at these three cities. May be you would like to try to experience them and start equipping yourself by learning Spanish.
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School Interviews need not be so stressful
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Football and World Languages
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I am not a football (or soccer) fanatic but World Cup fascinates me always. The official campaign of FIFA says “Football unites the world.” For me, World Cup unites my family. I remember staying late and watching matches with my parents during my childhood years. With 62 games now done and dusted, just two matches are yet to be played at the World Cup in Qatar. My parents, who are now in their seventies, and I are still so keen to wake up for the 3:00 am matches.
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The Magic of Christmas – In México and Latin America
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4 Common Health and Fitness Urban Myths
/in Education, general, Language4 Common Health and Fitness Urban Myths
I shall begin by explaining what an urban myth is. It’s basically a story or statement that we have read or been taught and so believe it to be true, especially when we see or hear it repeated in or from reliable sources. My favourite example is the belief that the Great Wall of China can be seen from space. I remember being taught this at school and seeing it often listed as a ‘did you know’ fact. However, if you think about it logically, the Great Wall is no wider than a normal road and how many roads can be seen from space!
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