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Tag Archives: CISL San Diego
4 Weeks in San Diego!
By CISL SD Student, Linda Sintniklaas (The Netherlands) San Diego’s Little Italy When you are staying in Vantaggio in San Diego, you will live in Little Italy. This is a little village in the centre of San Diego with a … Continue reading
Posted in cisl student articles, Los Angeles, Student Activities, student life, What's Up San Diego
Tagged activities in san diego, Attractions in Mission Beach, Balboa park, CISL San Diego, Fashion Valley, los angeles, San Diego, San Ysidro, Shopping, tourism
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Baseball in downtown San Diego, such as sport must be!
By Linda Sintniklaas, The Netherlands (CISL San Diego Student) If you think you can’t go to a good baseball match in San Diego, you’re totally wrong! The home stadium of the Padres is located in San Diego, named the Petco … Continue reading
Posted in cisl student articles, student life, volunteer english, What's Up San Diego
Tagged activities in san diego, baseball, CISL San Diego, party, petco park, tourism
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Learning English, meeting people and having fun at CISL!
By Dianne Kuijs, The Netherlands (CISL San Diego Student) After all the preparations, the journey to San Diego, and all the first impressions of the city, I began my lessons at Converse International School of Language (CISL) last week. Although … Continue reading
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Tagged CISL San Diego, classroom
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Word of the Day – Cognate
The Word of the Day is: cognate • \KAHG-nayt\ • adjective 1 : of the same or similar nature 2 : related; especially : related by descent from the same ancestral language Example Sentence: Sean is a professor of astronomy … Continue reading
Monthly Grammar Lesson: Using “To Wish”
Let’s examine how to use the verb “to wish” in English! Let’s start off with the easy part. ‘ I wish to’ can mean the same as ‘I want to’ but it is much, much more formal and much, much … Continue reading
Joke of the Week 2/4
The Bracelet A woman sees a beautiful bracelet in the window of a jewelery shop and decides that she wants it, but she doesn’t have enough money to buy it. Then she has an idea. She goes into the shop … Continue reading