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#qskills – Ask the Q authors your English language teaching questions

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Do you have questions about teaching English to adults? The Q: Skills for Success authors would love to answer your questions!

Comment on this post with your questions and we’ll select the best ones to pass on to our authors. Answers will be posted in future blog posts in the coming weeks.

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