My English experience in college
My English background before this series of courses in college was really bad, if I have to qualify my level of this language from 1 to 10, 1 being painfully bad and 10 pretty awesome English teacher, I would definitely be more towards the painfully bad level.
Learning English
in college has been a really difficult path, but I can definitely say that I have
seen my progress, especially in my writing and reading skills. Regrettably because
of online classes I couldn’t progress enough as if it was in the classroom with
my classmates and a teacher this past couple of years. My favorite part of this
subject have been doing blogs, its an awesome experience specially because I get
to know the experiences of my classmates and interact with them in a different
way of what I am used to.
One of the most
difficult aspects of learning English for me is the speaking part,
pronunciation and fluidity are skills that I am really lacking. For improving
this skills my boyfriend have told me that is really important to listen a lot
of content in English for example podcast and others. I try to all weeks watch
series in English with subtitles in the same language, I listen music every day
and sometimes I read scientific work without translation. Maybe in the future I
would like to travel to a country that speaks this language natively.
It is excellent to practice with music and TV series with subtitles! That helps us a lot, I do it too asjasjjsa regards Danny
ResponderEliminarWhat good ways to improve in English, I also use them, especially watching series hahahaha greetings <3
ResponderEliminarIm sure that you are gonna talk as native in futuree. Regards
ResponderEliminarI will also travel to a country that speaks English
ResponderEliminarthe pronunciation is very difficult, but you will be able to improve :)!
ResponderEliminarThe important thing is that progress was seen! Don't be discouraged, there is always room for improvement! Cheers!
ResponderEliminarLearning English in a classroom would have been much better, it's true
ResponderEliminarthe pronunciation is hard for me too! but I think we need more practice and we will speak like natives
ResponderEliminarI would also like to travel! I think it would be a good way to continue learning the language.
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