Tired of your everyday life?

※ Come to the Morning Post English Club and you' 11 find great fun!

Come and join our English club held on Friday evening every other week. You can exchange ideas and improve your social skills while meeting new friends. All the foreigners are free for admission. Free beer and snacks are served.

Detailed information.

Time & date: Apr. 28,2007

Place: NO. 10 Tongle Lu, Renmin zhong Lu, Guangzhou Daily Press Group

※ Maofeng Mountain one--day trip

Date: May 27,2006

Experience a different pleasure in the jungle(丛林)by hiking in a scenic spot in the city of.

Guangzhou

All the foreigners are welcome and free of charge.

Tel for inquiry: 020—81017980

※ Guangzhou Morning Post is looking for part--time native English teachers for youth training program.

About part-- time job:

1. Teach primary school pupils oral English

2. One or two periods a week and two hours per period

3. Good payment

Required qualifications:

1. Native English speaker from U. S., Canada, Britain, Australia or New Zealand, etc., with English as mother tongue

2. Experience in English teaching preferred

3. Interested in oral English training and classroom activities with children

Interested applicants please send resume(简历) with a recent photo to

Engchildren@yahoo. com. cn.   Tel: 86345622  Fax: 86345662

1. The Morning Post English Club opens ___________.

A. every day               B. every week

C. once a week              D. once every two weeks

2. Suppose you are going to the Morning Post English Club next Friday together with Bob from the U. S. , _______________.

A. both of you will be charged     

B. neither of you will be charged

C. you, not Bob, will be charged    

D. either you or Bob will be charged

3. Which of the following applicants will be the best choice for Guangzhou Morning Post?

A. An Australian who's just graduated from Nanjing University.

B. A native American who taught English in primary schools for two years in China.

C. A native English speaker from Canada who's traded in China for several years.

D. A retired professor who taught Chinese history in England.