English 4, Post 8 [FINAL], 'English Language challenges'

 Warm Salutations,


Prospective Biochemists, Chemists and Food Engineers and Pharmaceutical Chemists from FCQF,



This week, I am bringing to you the eighth out of eight blog sessions.



In this particular session, you will be asked to do the following class assignment:

 

> What comments can you make about your experience learning English at university? What about the use of blogs?

> What aspects of your English need to be improved and how do you plan to do this?
> Outside the English class, how much are you using English these days? What for?


Make a comment on your teacher’s blog entry

- Word Count: 240



"A goodbye for these written experiences"



"I made my way through the English language according to two programs: the one at UMCE (English Pedagogy) and U de Chile (English Linguistics and Literature). Ten years of fun and entertainment have already passed, and we encounter ourselves in this final post. The English language is not difficult to learn, but difficult to produce [in my opinion]. What I really liked was your enthusiasm for learning even though our synchronous lessons took place at a very inconvenient time [quite late, actually] (5 p.m. or 8 p.m.).


What I really like to know [this time] is about the aspects of your English [either spoken or written] you would like to improve and also, I would like you to tell me if this course helped you in any way to improve these abilities. I would like to know, also, if you think these English lessons were useful for you in any manner. I really appreciate any feedback you might give.


I want to be brief [as much as possible]. It has been a very nice experience. I really appreciate your funny [and witty] blogs. I appreciate, also, your patience in enduring these synchronous lessons that were not probably from your entire taste. I thank you for being here and connecting with each lesson. Thanks a lot.


We will see each other, maybe today, maybe never. What is important is that it has been a wonderful and learning journey for our eyes to see. It has been a nice experience. I wish you the best. Have a wonderful life".


Best Regards,

Cheers!

Comments

  1. Anto17 December 2021 at 06:46

    thanks for this written experience was so usefull to me:)

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  2. Diego Villalobos27 December 2021 at 08:35

    Thank you for you classes and for the experience of being able to express our opinions on blogs.

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  3. Javiera Salas27 December 2021 at 18:55

    English has always been a challenge for me, I really admire the people who can teach it, thanks for everything

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  4. Catalina Espejo28 December 2021 at 06:24

    Thank you for this experience and for giving us the possibility to be participative in class together with the bad jokes haha

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  5. Viviana Cancino Cordero29 December 2021 at 20:40

    Of course it was useful. His classes were very good and I learned a lot.

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  6. Melissa Terruzzi8 January 2022 at 19:55

    I really enjoyed the classes, and I'm a little sad that I wasn't able to attend as much as last semester (because of the schedule). But the classes are great, and the jokes too haha, thank you so much!

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  7. Anto Arias10 January 2022 at 14:14

    Your classes were very helpful! Thank you!

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  8. Vale Romero10 January 2022 at 16:47

    Thank you for all the classes, I learned a lot of new things.

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  9. Erich Torres12 January 2022 at 19:32

    Your classes are great, and I love the idea of blogs, sorry for writing them so late!

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