What does EAT mean?
EAT means English as an Additional
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for English as an Additional?
English as an Additional can be abbreviated as EAT
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What does EAT stand for? EAT stands for "English as an Additional". |
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How to abbreviate "English as an Additional"? "English as an Additional" can be abbreviated as EAT. |
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What is the meaning of EAT abbreviation? The meaning of EAT abbreviation is "English as an Additional". |
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What is EAT abbreviation? One of the definitions of EAT is "English as an Additional". |
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What does EAT mean? EAT as abbreviation means "English as an Additional". |
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What is shorthand of English as an Additional? The most common shorthand of "English as an Additional" is EAT. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- BCTEAL - British Columbia Teachers of English as an Additional Language
- DEIL - Division of English as an International Language
- EALS - English as an Additional Language Service
- EAL - English as an Additional Language
- TEIL - Teaching English as an International Language
- TEAL - Teachers of English as an Additional Language
- DNA - Description as an Additional
- EAAL - English as Additional Lang
- EAL - English as an Acquired Language
- EAL - English as an Aquired Language
- EALAW - English as an Additional Language Association of Wales
- EAD - English as an Academic Discourse
- EIL - English as an International Language
- EIAL - English as an International Auxiliary Language
- SATEAL - Scottish Association of Teaching English as an Additional Language
- SEAL - Service for English as an Additional Language
- TEAL - Teaching English as an Additional Language
- eald - English as an Additional Language or Dialect
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