English, 05.05.2021 18:40 zabomoxx5ll

NO LINKS! "Because she'll be forced to jump in with both feet and learn, Sarah will find (with effort, of course!) she learns more of the language in her four month study abroad than she could have ever learned sitting in a classroom. It just makes
sense that using a language everyday would help you to learn it quickly. And, Sarah was right on track to begin
preparing for her trip by taking language classes before she left. Again, it is always better to plan ahead and prepare
early!
The author predicts
a Sarah will be frustrated by the new C. Sarah will quickly learn the language as she
language.
uses it frequently on her study abroad.
b. Sarah will be fluent in the language before d. Sarah will quickly return home after realizing
she arrives for her study abroad.
she cannot learn the new language.

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