Learning english is a great challenge to me. My education was very poor. In the secondary I didn’t have an english teacher for a while. She quit because the students were bullys. For a month, we only worked with translator, but unfortunately they gave up to the week. With or without professor the level english in my school was very low.
When I entered the university, I gave the english test and stayed in level one. For me, it was frustrating and sad, because to a certain extent I felt it was not my fault to know so little of the language. But then I understood that I had to keep improving and not be discouraged by that.
It has been a bit tiring to have to do the four levels, especially because it demands a lot of time and the class schedules are bad at ICEI. Or they are very early or late. I'm not very good at getting up early (I love sleeping, jeje)
Nowadays, I don’t handle the language very much. But in spite of that, I would like to learn much more. Actually, in the global world it becomes very necessary to know and speak this language, especially to be able to travel abroad. And I want to travel to many english-speaking countrys, so I have to do a lot of work to achieve this goal.
I think my main problem is to use a larger vocabulary and speak in a more fluid way. My repertoire of words in english is very basic and it’s hard to me express some ideas.
I have been able to learn more and improve a little. But I have a long way to go. I know, but I want to make an effort to continue learning.
PD: I miss writing on the blog. Bye, bye! :c
Poor Cony. I can imagine what it was like to do the four courses Dx
ResponderEliminarThe same thing happened to me about the school and the test given at ICEI. But it will be over.
ResponderEliminarEnglish is very bad in ICEI xD (I like your images of snoppy <3) i going to miss read you blog :c
ResponderEliminarlove for you <3
I think everyone, in some way, on the class will miss writing on the blog.
ResponderEliminar