How to write a perfect professional email in English

Business is one of the most important reasons why people want to learn English, and one of the most common forms of communication is email. Here are a few websites to help you write the perfect email! This website covers how to write a perfect professional email: https://englishlive.ef.com/blog/write-perfect-professional-email-english-5-steps/ These two articles from Business Insider talk about different ways of starting and closing an email. It's important to remember that these articles are written for an American audience, and Americans like to keep things casual :) http://www.businessinsider.com/the-perfect-way-to-start-an-email-and-greetings-you-should-avoid-2016-5/#-2 http://www.businessinsider.com/how-to-end-an-email-2016-4

English Vocabulary - Months, Days, Times of the Day.

Here's a good site to review days of the week and months of the year. Check out the exercises at the bottom of the page. http://www.myenglishpages.com/site_php_files/vocabulary-lesson-months-days.php

Timeline Photos

Here's a cheat sheet for you: when to use "do" and when to use "make."

Timeline Photos

Prepositions can be tough for English learners. Here's a quick cheatsheet for prepositions of time. Happy learning!

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Kul IN Language Academy has partnered with Applied Ceramics Sisak to help interested employees improve their English. As of now, we've organized entry-level testing for 30 employees, and we're not done yet! Employees from a variety of departments of the Applied Ceramics team have shown interest in English lessons. It's clear that knowing English is an important skill, no matter what you do! As we continue organizing test dates for Applied Ceramics, lessons have already begun. In their second week of classes, eight students are reviewing the present simple tense, expanding their office vocabulary, and practicing their English speaking skills. They were a little shy at first, but Professor Sanja's friendly manner got them laughing quickly. Just by relaxing, the students have already shown tremendous progress! They are speaking up, asking questions, and absorbing new material like sponges.

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When we peek into the Kul IN kitchen to see what our culinary students are up to, we can't help but think of new, exciting programs combining cooking and English! Keep an eye on our website for new programs. We hope you'll cook up a way to visit us in Sisak soon! www.kulinst.com

Why should you study English in Croatia? | Kulin Language Academy

The Ultimate English Grammar Cheat Sheet For Students

Here's a quick review of some English grammar rules http://uk.urbanest.com/journal/the-ultimate-english-grammar-cheat-sheet-for-students/

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Museum night happens one night a year and takes place throughout all of Croatia. Every museum in the country stays open late into the night and entrance is free! We went to see two exhibitions in Sisak: ancient Roman glass and flower arrangements. The Roman ruins outside take on a completely new look under a light blanket of snow.

Welcome to Croatia

While we're totally loving the snow we've gotten this winter season, it's nice to daydream about the upcoming summer every once in a while :)

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Our parent school Culinary Institute Kul IN published a beautiful cookbook of traditional meals from the Sisak region. We are so proud!

The Fairytale Snow Castles of Croatia: Trakoscan in Varazdin County

http://www.total-croatia-news.com/varazdin-county-in-focus/15723-the-fairytale-snow-castles-of-croatia-trakoscan-in-varazdin-county