This week I will be introducing a new weekly class at languagelab.com. The classes will be open to all languagelab subscribers and will be held on Sundays, Mondays and Tuesdays from PST (Pacific Standard Time) 10 pm to 11pm.
What is PST? Click here.
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What is the aim of the class?
The aim of the class is to give languagelab.com students an opportunity to meet each other and become more involved in our online English speaking community.
What will we talk about?
We will talk about anything that we want to! From the weather, to what we saw on you tube last night, politics, history, good books we have read, books we’d like to read, what’s happening in the ‘twittersphere’ and how to best practice and improve your English. Following me on twitter and reading my blog should provide you with plenty of conversation material 
How will this help me to improve my English?
I am a highly qualified English teacher and will be focusing on creating a speaking environment that helps you to learn new vocabulary and become aware of your more common errors in grammar and pronunciation while you are enjoying chatting with your languagelab.com friends.
Where will the classes be held?
The location of classes may vary from week to week. Check the languagelab schedule and look for the classes called “Salsita Says - Conversation Hour” to get up-to-date information about class locations and times.
How can I attend the classes?
You can attend languagelab.com classes from anywhere in the world. All you need is a good computer, internet connection, microphone and headphones. Click here to find out more about languagelab.com.
Look forward to seeing you there! Don’t forget to check the schedule for my TOEFL speaking practice classes as well.
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