As I said one month ago, I want to improve my level in English language. Of course, I do not carry out my purposes, but I have been practicing for this month. I spoke with other people in English in exchange for my Spanish, but it is not enough, and I have to go on working.
I downloaded a grammar book to correct mistakes that I didn't make when I was a child. So, I have to write in English to see if I can avoid them. To practice, to search words that I don't remember... I mean, if I only do the exercises of the book, I won't get the fluency that I want.
By the way, I always have the same doubt. Is it necessary to use so many "I"? Because in Spanish I always heard about omitted subject, but not in English. I will have to investigate :).
It's obvious that this text is full of mistakes, and I would like to say that if someone wants to correct them, I would be very grateful, because this is the purpose of it.
Creo que no es buena idea lo de omitir el sujeto en inglés. Y sí, está lleno de errores, pero no te creas que la gente te va a corregir esto de gratis :P
ResponderEliminarP.D: Es broma, pero por decir algo, ¿no mola más decir my skills en vez de my level?
Probably... And yes, I know that anyone is going to correct this, but it's the same for me. I only want to practice. Those pieces of advice that you have written are enough :)
ResponderEliminar"I know that nobody is going to correct..."
ResponderEliminarThanks wey
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