I went to the intensive foreign language training center two months ago (I didn't know I would use the word intensive as the name of their training center, but I always thought it was a verb) to learn English. Because I didn't study hard in primary school and junior high school, I had almost no foundation, and I didn't even know the basic primary school words, so I signed up for their one-on-one English basic class. Classes are held for two hours every morning, with a break of about 10 minutes, and there is no class on Sundays. . . . . I learn very well, and my male teacher is young and patient. They teach phonetic symbols very professionally, and specially printed several phonetic symbols called ABCDEF. After learning phonetic symbols, I found that I didn't read them correctly before. . . . Also, the textbook is New Concept English I, and several textbooks refer to exercise books and so on. . . . . The disadvantage is that the classroom is on the first floor, and it will be better to turn on the air conditioner because of mosquito bites. The place is not big enough, and it can only accommodate about 20 people at most. It seems that they will rent a bigger place. If the price is one-to-one, I will pay 3000, and the small class system will be 2000. I study (maybe I can bargain, but I regret not bargaining) for about three months, and I don't know how many class hours. . . . .
That's all I know. I hope I can help you.