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Techniques and methods in Language Teaching > TEA...CHEERS!
TEA...CHEERS!
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alespagna
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TEA...CHEERS!
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Hello! I am ready for my new playhouse and I now need to think of a name for an association of teachers in my area. It will be a cultural association focusing on the english language. Today I thought of the name TEA...CHEERS! It came from TEACHERS because of course we are teachers.. it came from TEA.. as I would like the meetings to be informal and I like the idea of the 5 o � clock tea..and it came from CHEERS.. as I would like the teachers to welcome other teachers all the times! what do you think? any other ideas? thanx!! |
18 Sep 2011
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maryse pey�
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ciao,
Why not cheers for Earl Grey teachers ? |
18 Sep 2011
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alespagna
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Isn �t it a bit too long for the name of an association? |
18 Sep 2011
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ueslteacher
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We have a language school in my city, which is called ASAP and, if you choose this name, you could think of your own phrase this acronym would stand for:) something like A Smart Association of Professionals:) Sophia
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18 Sep 2011
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ldthemagicman
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Alespagna, "English Tea!" "English Tea, Cheers!" "Tea Cheers Teachers!" Sophia,"Academy of Speech & Advanced Pedagogy""Association of School-teachers & Able Pupils""Ancient School of Amusing Pedants"Les
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18 Sep 2011
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Jayho
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TEA: Teachers Education Association |
19 Sep 2011
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douglas
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I like what you came up with: "Tea Cheers!" |
19 Sep 2011
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they are nice! Thanx!!