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Der Sprachkurs auf zwei Niveaus

Follow learners whose advertised course level hides different needs and a provider arranging workable modules and transfers. 922 words

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Comprehension quiz

What did the original course admission process fail to establish adequately?
Why is directly calling on Lena insufficient as a response to her difficulty joining discussion?
What does Tobias's feedback complicate about judging skill by who talks most?
Which combination describes Lena's actual switch?
Why does Farah move beyond merely slowing speech and dividing the original group?
What does Lena's first complete contribution in the new course establish?