<p><!--quote-supervisitor+2006-03-21 12:54--><div class='quotetop'>引用
supervisitor @ 2006-03-21 12:54)</div><div class='quotemain'><!--quote1-->Well, I <font color="#ff0000">though</font> <font color="#ff0000">^(definite article)</font> language school is the only place you can speak out<font color="#ff0000">^(object) </font>as much as you can! <br /><br /><font color="#ff0000">When I enter university, your listening skill and writing ability will increase rapidly for sure! </font>But you may not get more <font color="#ff0000">chance</font> to speak enligh in Class! Although you need to participate in class, <font color="#ff0000">do</font> the case discussion with your <font color="#ff0000">team member,</font> and present your <font color="#ff0000">speach</font> during the <font color="#ff0000">semaster</font>, it is not enough! <br /><br /><font color="#ff0000">580(vague subject)</font>seems good enough to take <font color="#ff0000">acadmic course</font>! Try first, good luck<!--quote2--></div><!--quote3--><br /></p><p><strong>hey ya does it make any sense? no comments on others. Y</strong><strong>et, I have to point out that the specific skill is gonna be "improving" but not "increasing". </strong></p><p><strong>BTW, I agree with you that Dal may nothave the better-off business school. HOWEVER, we never let students graduate with such a cheesy level in the english writing. </strong></p><p><!--quote-supervisitor+2006-03-21 12:49--><div class='quotetop'>引用
supervisitor @ 2006-03-21 12:49)</div><div class='quotemain'><!--quote1-->Dal's commerce is just so so! It is pretty easy to graduate! If you want to save time on study, take business courses in Dal!<!--quote2--></div><!--quote3--></p>
