English vs. ESL

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Jun 29th, 2008, 05:12 am

Manes

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Re: English vs. ESL

Help me to understand it... Putting it concrete: English lessons in Australia for foreigners, in daily or weekly lessons, with no tests are ESL. English lessons in a Brazilian classroom for Brazilians students are EFL. Is that right? What about English lessons in Australia preparing for tests? Sorry if this is silly...

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