When i was
at school, the English subject was very basic, and i wasn’t interested in
learning the language. Afterwards I did an English course at downtown, in an
institute, and that experience makes me observe the importance of known to talk
and understand the language.
Here, in
the university, I took just a few classes of English , so I just can write about
my experience here in the Intermediate course. And it was good, the exercise of
writing in English and explain myself in the blog has been good for my learning,
but I think it's very necessary the presence of the professor, because it's easy to
make mistakes, and if I don’t know, and I don’t have a correction, I could fail
when I’ll express myself, so maybe that’s the risk, but I didn’t feel empty
spaces in my learning.
In
addition, I am not used to talking in English, just when I am with some friends who
talk too, or if I chat with an Australian friend. So, it’s important to have
some time in the week to learn and talk in English, and I want to learn more, and,
in a future, to see movies without subtitles, and read books and academic
articles in English.
I have to
improve my creation of phrases, the conjugation of verbs, and learn more
vocabulary, steps necessary to take this language to a mind state, a natural thing,
where I won’t use it every day –I think- but I'll use it comfortably.
I’m
convinced the key is to practice consistenly, and much better if you have a
guide who knows it.
