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Hello everyone! (Day 1) Hello, guys! My name is Alexis(Given by my English teacher. I don't know whether it's good or not.) It's so nice to meet you all! I‘m in my third year of university and now applying for several British colleges for further study. What university do native Britishers prefer to? I know Oxford, Cambridge, LSE and UCL are superb, but I'm not that outstanding. Should I choose Sheffield, Newcastle or Manchester University? Please give me some suggestions! Currently I'm preparing for IELTS, which is quite hard for me——particularly the listening part! British accent is so magnetic, but it's kind of difficult to recognize. Anyway, I'll log in this website and practice my writing everyday from now on! (I'll really appreciate it if my paragraphs can be corrected! Thank you! (づ ̄3 ̄)づ╭❤~ )

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Hello everyone! (Day 1)

Hello, guys! My name is Alexis(Given by my English teacher. I don't know whether it's good or not.) It's so nice to meet you all!

I‘m in my third year of university and now applying for several British colleges for further study. What which university do native Britishers prefer to? I know Oxford, Cambridge, LSE and UCL are superb, but I'm not that outstanding. Should I choose Sheffield, Newcastle or Manchester University? Please give me some suggestions!

Currently I'm preparing for IELTS, which is quite hard for me——particularly the listening part! The British accent is so magnetic, but it's kind of difficult to recognize. Anyway, I'll log in this website and practice my writing everyday from now on!

(I'd really appreciate it if my paragraphs can could be corrected! Thank you! (づ ̄3 ̄)づ╭❤~ )

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Hello Alexis! That's a good name your teacher chose, I like it. Sheffield and Manchester both have excellent universities. I have lived in both cities and enjoyed each one a lot. Manchester is larger, busier and has great nightlife. It's a good place to socialise and meet people. Sheffield is a very pretty city, but smaller and near some beautiful countryside. If you like the outdoors and you prefer smaller cities, it's probably better for you. I attended Sheffield Hallam Univeristy for my PGCE (teacher training) and I enjoyed it and found the course to be good quality. However, I can't speak for Manchester and Sheffield Universities, I have just heard they have a good reputation. Hope this helps. Good luck!

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