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I want to talk to E-Track students but I am shy. What should I do? This is a common question students ask me. My answer is to visit Peer English Practice (PEP). You can talk to SLI interns who are mostly E-Track students.

Conversations are for 20 minutes about any topic. In addition to talking with GTFs in the English Lounge, you can also talk with students. Why don't you try it?

visit www.tiugti.com to make a reservation. Go today!!!

 

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  1. honomiNovember 26, 2019 at 9:08 PM

    I want to talk to E-Track students. But I'm shy.
    Reentry I try to go to the PEP Lounge.

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