> 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?
- Wordcount: 250
- Make comments on 3 of your partners' posts.

Sample:
My experience has been pretty good, I would say. We've had good teachers and we've been able to improve our conversation skills as well as our listening and reading comprehension. I've also learned lots of vocabulary and terminology related to my major and that makes me feel confident that I can continue studying and communicating in English in an academic and professional setting in the future. I think the program needs more flexibility with some activities, since some of them didn't seem relevant to my life at the time. For example, I like writing blogs but the topics were often not really interesting enough and I would have liked different kinds of interaction while using the computer. All in all, I think my writing skills have improved thanks to blogging.
Well, I need to improve several aspects of my English, specially regarding listening comprehension. It's difficult for me to follow a conversation in natural English so I've been watching a lot of movies without reading the subtitles. That's helped me a lot to improve my English. I also listen to a lot of anglo music on the radio and try to memorize and understand the lyrics. I've tried speaking to foreigners a few times, but I can't seem to find enough of them willing to engage in conversation. They're busy trying to learn Spanish. My reading is OK although I'd like to read rich, complex novels like Ulysses, by Joyce, so for that I'm reading whatever I can lay hands on and building my own personal glossary of difficult words.
I hope that by doing this plus my English classes at the university, I'll be able to communicate in English quite fluently by the end of next year.






