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Liam
I’m choosing between two English courses, but I’m not sure which one is better.
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I’m choosing between two English courses, but I’m not sure which one is better.
Which courses are you considering?
One is online for ninety dollars a month. The evening course costs one hundred and forty.
So the online course is cheaper. What is its schedule like?
It’s flexible. I can study whenever I have time, and the lessons are recorded.
And the evening course?
It meets three nights a week. It has more homework and weekly speaking tests.
That sounds more intensive.
Yes, but it’s also more practical. Students do conversations and work-related role-plays.
What do you need English for?
I want to speak more confidently during meetings with international clients.
Do you usually have free evenings?
Mondays and Wednesdays are fine, but I often work late on Fridays.
The evening course might suit you better if missing some Friday classes is allowed.
Which one do you recommend?
It depends on what you need. The online course fits your schedule, but the evening course matches your speaking goal.
Improving my speaking is more important than having a completely flexible schedule.
Then choose the evening course and ask about Fridays before you register.
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