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Welcome to our website
This
site has been created as a medium for teachers and adult students of English for speakers of other languages to use to share experiences. It is designed primarily
for intermediate to advanced students and their teachers.
click here to play video introduction to Nashville and Belmont International English
Belmont International English website last updated July 7,
2020.
Online classes begin August 31 It is now official.
All in person classes are cancelled for the remainder of the year. We hope to resume
normal classes in January, but the future is uncertain. Online classes for Belmont International English on Zoom will
follow as closely as possible our normal teaching format. We will meet on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 9 to 11
am. If you would like to join us, go to the registration page and register. There is no cost to attend these sessions.
Preference will be given to students in our geographic area, but if we have room, anyone who wants to participate may join.
There will be some homework. We will read a book and discuss each chapter, and we will have some required written homework.
Those who show interest by regular attendance and regular performance of homework will be invited to continue. Online
instruction is new to me, and there will necessarily be some experimentation. I value your feedback, and I'll try to
improve your experience as we progress together. Best wishes. Stay healthy.
Frank
Our online conversation group using Zoom is continuing Right now, the conversation group is meeting for one hour twice a week.
If you are interested in joining this group, click on the link below between 9 and10 am CDT on Tuesday or Thursday.
Click here for link to conversation group Tuesday and Thursday from 9 am to 10am
Belmont United Methodist Church offers
English classes at several levels Click on the link below to
access Belmont's English class page
Click here for link to other Belmont ESL classes
Cheaper by the Dozen I enjoyed reading Parnassus on Wheels with you. Our next boook is Cheaper by
the Dozen. It is a humorous book about a couple, both efficiency engineers, who had twelve children. It was
written by two of the actual children, Frank Gilbreth, Jr. and Ernestine Gilbreth Carey. I think you'll enjoy it.
We'll talk about the first three chapters on Tuesday. There is a lnk below to the entire text in .pdf format.
Click here for link to .PDF file of complete text of Cheaper by the Dozen
If you like Jack London, I know you'll enjoy his novella, The Scarlet
Plague.
Click here to a link to the complete text (pdf) of The Scarlet Plague
March 21 was the birthday of Benito Juárez He and Abraham Lincoln were contemporaries. Both are heros of mine.
Juárez was president of México while Linclon was president of the United States. Such a pity that these
two great men never met. Click below to read more about this remarkable man.
Click here to download biography of Benito Juarez
Various topics are
discussed on the pages of this site. To find the topic you are interested in and to download material, click on the "Topics" heading in the navigation bar in the upper left corner of this page.
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