"The English course (level 2.5) of inlingua in Frankfurt had only been attended by about 4 people. That was okay, because the lessons were a bit more intensive.
We have talked a lot about the different tenses. But there was not so much discussion to improve our "Business English". The lessons were not well structured. A certain approach would have been better.
It would have been important to get homework in order to be able to do something at home."
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