Hello! I'm a student from Lithuania and I'm doing research on the topic of mandatory literature in schools.
I would like to know whether you have such a list and if there any problems related to accessing the literature? For example: are there any sources of accessing the books online in audiobook format?
We'd get something different. There would be international characters which I'm sure fans abroad would love to see. We'd also get to see how folks outside the US are dealing with the walkers. I know AMC are so damn cheap but really annoying that the new series is set yet again in the US in nearly the same geographical location.
It could still center around some American youth growing up in the aftermath of a US army base in the Middle East or in Japan. Or at an international school with a bunch of American students.
Anything is better than simply young kids growing up in Virginia years after the ZA occurred.
Basically the title, moved from Nigeria recently to Ireland and I want to know if I'm eligible to school (uni) in the United Kingdom as I recently obtained my stamp 4
Hello the redditists;
I want to go to UK to learning English and apply in intensive general English courses for 6 months but I haven't found the cheapest English as second language college.
I want a help, what is the cheapest college or school to learn English as second language in UK ?
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I think the only time I laughed harder while reading a book is when Nobby Nobbs shot backward in his chair spewing flaming brandy out of his mouth and jumped out of the window at Lady Selachii’s dinner party in the Disworld novel Feet Of Clay.
