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Phrasal verbs are important to know, but they have to be memorized. English has many - which others do you know? Tell us in the comments.

Our classes, 1B, 1C, 2A, 2P, E1, E2, W1 and W2 went or are going on library tours at @sewardparknypl. The students learned or are going to learn how to use the New York Public Library. The students who didn’t have a NYPL card also received or are going to receive their new card. Here are some pictures taken by our 1B and 1C teacher, @josephuguccioni during the tours.

This morning, classes 3A and 3P (daytime) were treated to a workshop on the three branches of government presented by @cpa.newyork. Our language learners always get more than just an education of English. Our program also provides regular workshops, such as this one, on topics related to the community and American culture as these are relevant to students’ lives.

What’s your favorite movie? Check out our list of movies about education. In the comments, let us know if you’ve seen any of these. If so, what did you think?

We all have a way that we learn BEST. What’s yours? Tell us in the comments. Then think about whether your teacher uses different ways to teach you. If not, have a talk with your teacher!

Hi everyone 👋🏼 Today you can practice your reading skills using a strategy to help you deal with words you may not know. Visit our blog for practice at usadultliteracy.com

New York City and State human services contracts either directly set low salary levels, or indirectly by establishing low rates for services along with required staffing levels on a contract. This dangerous practice has mandated low and stagnant salaries. Change is needed now! Learn how you can join the fight to put an end to poverty wages for government contracted human services workers at www.JustPayNY.org! #JustPay

Learn all about how New York City and State contracts dangerously undervalue and underpay frontline human services workers and join the fight for long-needed reform at www.JustPayNY.org! We must fight together to ensure human services workers finally earn fair wages under government contracts!

Join us in demanding New York City and State to put an end to poverty wages for human services workers by funding an annual COLA, setting a wage floor of no less than $21 an hour, and creating/funding a comprehensive wage and benefits schedule on all government contracts! #JustPay

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