This space is for those enthusiastic 5th year students I have the pleasure to teach (groups A&F) at EOI Sevilla, who would like to extend their learning experience beyond the classroom. Those who enjoy feeling languages, which are indeed the vivid expression of ourselves and our reality. Welcome to this sharing place and have loads of fun with us! Inma & 'the fifths'
well...my way, is : running a blog in English, watching films and shows tv (currently I managed to borrow them from the University Library, such as Fringe, Twin Peaks) in v.o. subtitled in English, of course...sometimes giving classes of English language (that help me to fix and memorise grammar and vocabulary), listening to a canal station (like Vaughan), listening many books... short, in short, I strive to improve my English by all means... stella
My way is definitely have a native boyfriend (I was failing english subjet continuously for nearly 10 years (primary and secondary school)until I had an Australian boyfriend one summer.... I got 8 over 10 this september in "selectividad"....., otherwise, living abroad.... but back into reality... Read books, watch movies and listen irish radio (or Vaughan)doing my duties... I must admit that I hate study... ;)
Rocio´s way has come too late for me, but there are English natives who came to Spain to learn our lenguage and they are interested in exchanging English conversation for Spanish conversation. They usually post advertisements on the internet or at lenguage schools. I´m really surprised about one advice:"get tipsy"; sometimes it can be handy but maybe we can get ourselves into a fine mess...
well...my way, is : running a blog in English, watching films and shows tv (currently I managed to borrow them from the University Library, such as Fringe, Twin Peaks) in v.o. subtitled in English, of course...sometimes giving classes of English language (that help me to fix and memorise grammar and vocabulary), listening to a canal station (like Vaughan), listening many books...
ReplyDeleteshort, in short, I strive to improve my English by all means...
stella
My way is definitely have a native boyfriend (I was failing english subjet continuously for nearly 10 years (primary and secondary school)until I had an Australian boyfriend one summer.... I got 8 over 10 this september in "selectividad"....., otherwise, living abroad.... but back into reality... Read books, watch movies and listen irish radio (or Vaughan)doing my duties... I must admit that I hate study... ;)
ReplyDeleteRocio´s way has come too late for me, but there are English natives who came to Spain to learn our lenguage and they are interested in exchanging English conversation for Spanish conversation. They usually post advertisements on the internet or at lenguage schools.
ReplyDeleteI´m really surprised about one advice:"get tipsy"; sometimes it can be handy but maybe we can get ourselves into a fine mess...