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Tarun Patel
September 7, 2009

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I am writing this email to introduce ELTWeekly, India’s first weekly ELT eNewsletter (http://eltweekly.com).

ELTWeekly is powered by a team of four Indian editors and reader base of 1100 in 46 countries. This newsletter is committed to the field of English Language Teaching and explores new horizons in the ELT arena.

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This Post Has 6 Comments

  1. Jennifer Lancey September 7, 2009 Reply

    Where did you get your blog layout from? I’d like to get one like it for my blog.

  2. ananad a September 16, 2009 Reply

    ELTWeakly is really useful me .
    Thanks
    Anand A .

  3. deepa September 26, 2009 Reply

    a very useful site for a student of elt specialization.

  4. anita September 28, 2009 Reply

    its getting interesting !!! hope to find more practical ideas for the indian context – we have a peculiar love /hate relationship with the language.
    its is all around us spoken in pure /pidgin forms. it is still surprising why we have not paid attention to skills in acquiring it as a language .at long last we have overiden the literature hangover – interestingly indian literature is now a much valued entity . acquiring competence in english language for the purpose of international intelligibilty rather than falling overboard for its literature sounds a better option.

  6. dr j d dave November 11, 2009 Reply

    Bravo Carry on
    Wish u all success

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