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One Minute English Lesson – Grammar Structure “USED TO”
How do you use “used to” in a sentence and what does it mean? Find out here. Video Transcript Hello, welcome to Malvern House in Brighton and welcome to your one minute lesson. Today we are going to look at the grammar structure used to. But when do we use used to? Have a look […]
Which 20 actions should you take to prepare yourself for a job interview?
Congratulations on being asked to attend an interview! You’re nearly there! Now, how can you make sure you impress the interviewer and get offered the job? Research and prepare well before the interview! In the weeks before the interview you should: Make sure you’ve emailed to confirm you will attend the interview ‘Clean up’ your […]
One Minute English Lesson – /p/ vs /b/ – What’s the Difference?
/p/ and /b/ sound very similar, watch and see if you can hear the difference. Video Transcript Hello and welcome to Malvern House in Brighton. Today your one minute lesson is about two sounds that sound similar, /p/ and /b/, what is the difference? With /p/, /p/ there should be air, /p/, leaving your mouth. […]
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Tayuki
Q. What’s your name, student number & where are you from?
A. Tayuki Yamamoto, from Japan(Yokohama)
Q. How long have you been studying at Malvern House?
A. 1 month and a half
Q. Have you enjoyed your time here? Why?
A. Yes. Social programs are well organised. Additionally, I’ve got some friends and we sometimes go out together after school.
Q. What’s your favourite thing about studying here at Malvern House?
A. My teacher, Alina, is very professional. I joined the IELTS preparation class and she knows everything about IELTS. She tries to make my skills better. Thanks to her, I feel my writing skills are becoming better than before!
Q. Is studying at Malvern House different from how you were studying in your country? How?
A. Japanese students tend to just sit on their seats and listen to the teacher’s explanation, but students here ask everything when they don’t understand. Then the teacher tries to explain what we don’t know until we understand the exact meanings. I think it is much better than the Japanese learning style because we never leave with unclear ideas.
Q. Have you met / made friends with students from other countries at the school?
A. Yes. I’m not sure if it will come true but I promised to visit Germany to see German friends from here in the summer!
Q. What will you miss the most when you leave?
A. My teacher! She’s been looking after me for almost 2 months and I really like her. Because of depending on the length of our individual courses, classmates are changing quite often but the teacher doesn’t change!
Q. What have you enjoyed most about being in London?
A. As I’m a big fun of the Harry Potter series, I enjoy visiting the film locations. Malvern House is close to King’s Cross Station, it’s an amazing location for me 😉
Q. What advice would you give someone coming from your home country who is visiting London for the first time?
A. Prepare to change weather. And if you stay short term, you should plan for after school and weekends. There are a lot of things to do in London and outside of London! You don’t have time to see everything, so you need to organise your visit in advance!
Q. What has been your favourite tourist attraction/thing to do in London?
A. The Shard or the Sky Garden. Both of them have breath-taking view. I prefer the Shard’s view itself than the view from the Sky Garden, but I have to say, the Sky Garden is more relaxing while you’re at the top of the building! I can’t choose one.
Q. Would you recommend Malvern House to your friends?
A. Yes. Especially, if you are thinking of taking the IELTS exam, I strongly recommend you to join the IELTS preparation class and learn the strategies!
Bastian
Belgian, studied at Malvern House London for 12 weeks in 2016.
Q. What’s your favorite thing about studying here at Malvern House?
A. I think the teachers are really great and very helpful.
Q. Can you give us 3 words to describe your teachers at Malvern House?
A. Pedagogic, Energetic, helpful
Q. Choose 3 words that describe your experience here in London
A. Fast, opportunities, fun
Q. What have you enjoyed most about being in London?
A. The fact it is a huge city with everything going so fast and the possibility to be never bored
Q. What advice would you give someone coming from your home country (city) who is visiting London for the first time?
A. I think if it is the first time you have to see some of the main attraction and after that you can enjoy it with a pub.
Q. What has been your favourite tourist attraction/thing to do in London?
A. Try to taste different cuisines at restaurants.
Q. What do you think of food in London/ where is your favourite place to eat in London?
A. I think what I enjoyed the most so far is the burger. There are many places. I can’t recommend Patty and Bun strongly enough.
Q. Would you recommend Malvern House to your friends?
A. Yes, I believe Malvern House is a good place to learn English
Willens
Q. What’s your name and where are you from?
A. Bastien Willems,,Belgium
Q. How long have you been studying in London?
A. I’ve been her for 3 months
Q. Have you enjoyed your time here?
A. Yes, but 3 months is enough. I would like to improve my English in real situation.
Q. What’s your favourite thing about studying here at Malvern House?
A. I think the teachers are really great and very helpful
Q. Have you met / made friends with students from other countries at the school? If so, where are they from?
A. No that much. I met some Colombians, one Japanese and many Brazilian guys
Q. Can you give us 3 words to describe your teachers at Malvern House?
A. Pedagogic, Energic, helpful
Q. What will you miss the most when you leave?
A. The native speaker to help me to improve my english
Q. Choose 3 words that describe your experience here in London
A. Fast, opportunities, fun
Q. What have you enjoyed most about being in London?
A. The fact it is a huge city with everything going so fast and the possibility to be never(?)
Q. What advice would you give someone coming from your home country (city) who is visiting London for the first time?
A. I think if it is the first time you have to see some of the main attraction and after that you can enjoy it with a pub.
Q. What has been your favourite tourist attraction/thing to do in London?
A. Try to taste different cuisine at restaurant.
Q. What do you think of food in London/ where is your favourite place to eat in London?
A. I think what I enjoyed the most so far is the burger. There are many places. I can’t recommend Patty and Bun strongly enough.
Q. Would you recommend Malvern House to your friends?
A. Yes, I believe Malvern House is a good place to learn English.
Akaqshi
Q. What’s your name and where are you from?
A. Shinnosuke Akaqshi, Japan
Q. How long have you been studying in London?
A. I’ve been studying at Malvern House for 7 months.
Q. Have you enjoyed your time here?
Yes, I have. I enjoy making new friends and going out with them.
Q. What’s your favourite thing about studying here at Malvern House?
A. My favourite thing is meeting people from different countries. I don’t have this opportunity when I’m in Japan so it’s a great experience.
Q. Have you met / made friends with students from other countries at the school? If so, where are they from?
A. Yes. They are from Colombia, Brazil, Korea, Italy and France.
Q. Can you give us 3 words to describe your teachers at Malvern House?
A. Cool, funny, peace
Q. What will you miss the most when you leave?
A. Turkish fried chicken.
Q. Choose 3 words that describe your experience here in London
A. Drinking, Chatting, sleeping
Q. What have you enjoyed most about being in London?
A. Having drinks and beers.
Q. What advice would you give someone coming from your home country (city) who is visiting London for the first time?
A. Be careful with your budget.
Q. What has been your favourite tourist attraction/thing to do in London?
A. Going to pubs.
Q. What do you think of food in London/ where is your favourite place to eat in London?
A. Not so bad because we can have different types of food here. Harrin*** where I live is the best place to eat Turkish food.
Q. Would you recommend Malvern House to your friends?
A. Yes. I had a great experiences here. The location is very good and the teachers are really nice.
Maria
Q. What’s your name and where are you from?
A. Maria Chiara Bertini,Italy
Q. How long have you been studying in London?
A. From 19th October to 11th December 2016
Q. Have you enjoyed your time here?
A. Yes, I’ve enjoyed my time here because I have had the opportunity to improve my English and to meet people from different countries
Q. What’s your favourite thing about studying here at Malvern House?
A. My favourite thing is the computer rooms. I love technology.
Q. Have you met / made friends with students from other countries at the school? If so, where are they from?
A. Yes, I have made friends with students from other countries at the school, some of them come from South Arabia and other ones from Taiwan.
Q. Can you give us 3 words to describe your teachers at Malvern House?
A. Professionals, Funnies, Polities
Q. What will you miss the most when you leave?
A. The teachers.
Q. Choose 3 words that describe your experience here in London?
A. Funny, education experience, sociable
Q. What have you enjoyed most about being in London?
A. The different kinds of food.
Q. What advice would you give someone coming from your home country (city) who is visiting London for the first time?
A. London is a beautiful and cosmopolitan city. It’s better to plan your trip in advance and bring a lot of money because transport and house rent are expensive.
Q. What has been your favourite tourist attraction/thing to do in London?
A. It has been the Sky Garden.
Q. What do you think of food in London/ where is your favourite place to eat in London?
A. I think there are lots of different restaurants. My favourite place to eat in London is Pizza Union near Malvern House.
Q. Would you recommend Malvern House to your friends?
A. Yes, I’d recommend Malvern House to my friends. They would have a good experience.
Martina
Actrice
Q. What’s your name and where are you from?
A. Martina de Crescenzo,Italy
Q. How long have you been studying in London?
A. From 16th October 2015 to 16th January 2016
Q. Have you enjoyed your time here?
A. I’m enjoying. think of to be improved in English from I started
Q. What’s your favourite thing about studying here at Malvern House?
A. The relax area because it’s very nice and I can eat and drink with my friends.
Q. Have you met / made friends with students from other countries at the school? If so, where are they from?
A. Yes, I have met friend from Brazil, France and Colombia
Q. Can you give us 3 words to describe your teachers at Malvern House?
A. Funny, organised, professionals
Q. What will you miss the most when you leave?
A. All thing in the Malvern House
Q. Choose 3 words that describe your experience here in London
A. Funny, education experience, sociable
Q. What have you enjoyed most about being in London?
A. The food because it is very different from Italy.
Q. What advice would you give someone coming from your home country (city) who is visiting London for the first time?
A. London is a beautiful city but is very expensive and I think that tourist need a lot of money to visit London.
Q. What has been your favourite tourist attraction/thing to do in London?
A. The sky garden and Tower Bridge.
Q. What do you think of food in London/ where is your favourite place to eat in London?
A. The food is very different from my country but in London you can eat well in different types of restaurant.
Q. Would you recommend Malvern House to your friends?
A. Yes, I would recommend Malvern House.