ESL Carnival's - Twitter literary Travel Writing CompetitionESL Carnival's - Twitter Literary Travel Writing Competition August 25, 2015 - Our 2015 Literary Travel Writing Competition - Submit Your Travel Writing Piece Highlighting Anywhere in the World - 700 to 1,000 Word Count - November 15, 2015 (We have Extended the Previous Deadline from Oct. 15) - ESL Carnival Literary Travel Writing Competition Rules - Forward your work to: Attn: staff.eslcarnival@gmail.com ESL Carnival is holding its first, literary travel writing competition. Simple. Easy. Submit exceptional and rewarding travel writing that will be published on ESL Carnival's website. Must be original, first time submissions that have not been published on any other website. Here are the general rules for our competition. Three winners will not only be published on our website, but will also be highlighted on our sister site, Sit-Speak-Eat.com. Three winners will also be inducted into ESL Carnival's Official Twitter Automation List, "Best Travel Writers of 2015" and receive literary Twitter promotion on both of our Twitter sites. Additionally, we are introducing our first writing contest to all of our literary TWITTER writers and travels editors, and you will be under extreme Twitter watch for our first, TWITTER-based content and competition. Happy Writing Trails, ESL Carnival ESL Carnival on Twitter #1 ESL Carnival on Twitter #2
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![]() Happy New Year! February 4, 2015 As promised, here is our 2015 English Second Language Academy Finalist. Russian George Ivanov. George is a junior high student in Moscow, Russia. He has been taking classes with ESL CARNIVAL ACADEMY for six, (6) months and has proven himself to be a very bright, creative, and upper-intermediate ESL student. After six months, George has moved to an advanced speaker of English. Read his article, "How Russian Students Can Speak English Better." Congratulations, George Ivanov! ESL CARNIVAL ACADEMY Join ESL CARNIVAL ACADEMY HOW RUSSIAN STUDENTS CAN SPEAK ENGLISH BETTER
By: George Ivanov Hello! My name is George Ivanov and I am from Moscow, Russia. In this essay I will tell you the ways in which Russian students can speak English better. I will also explain to you some tools that you can use to help improve your English. Some of the ways you can improve your English is by: 1) Practicing 2-3 times a week with a tutor at ESL Carnival Academy 2) Practice you English on www.English-Test.net 3) Practice the best English game ever: “Warhammer 40,000” (Each army has his own RULE book that you're able to translate. When you complete the translation you'll have a great book that has 500 translated pages). 4) Practice your English by playing English video game like "Destiny." 5) Practice to use your Russian Google translator often You will ask me: How can I learn English George? In fact, I have learned how to speak English in many ways, but one of them is the one I like the most of all. I will tell you about it in a few moments. One way you can learn English better is to have a personal tutor from the USA, UK or another native English speaking country. My Teacher Gia is from USA. We have lessons three times a week. I love learning English with a private tutor. This is really what’s interesting: we can go to different websites and I can take online tests and quizzes. So, I have a very good teacher. A second way to learn is through a personal tutor who teaches English but is from Russia. My Russian’s teacher’s name was Mr. Bob. His teaching style was very boring, but it produced results. I had lessons for 5 years, so I know English very well. A third way to learn English better is by taking a class at a school like “Language Link.” That was “not bad and not good.” But I don’t like it, I HATE it. I prefer the first two ways. So you can choose the right way for you. What about the tools for learning English? (Join ESL CARNIVAL ACADEMY TO READ MORE) ![]() Welcome to the ESL Carnival Academy Literary Magazine. In a matter of days we will be featuring the 2015 Essay Finalists from our English Second Language Essay Submissions, featuring some of the most inspiring essayists who are currently attending the Academy. One of our greatest essayist, Natasha, will be featured right here in a matter of days. Please come back and review this essay, as this could be you in 2015! We accept essay submissions from ESL Carnival Academy students. However, if you would like to submit a travel story to the Academy, please use the following guidelines below. ESL Carnival Academy |
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