Blog 10: Evaluation of Blog Experience

Hi again!

This is my last blog, and I'm happy because this was a good experience :). In general, I think this was a great way to practice my writing in english, and also, express myself, sharing my ideas and thoughts with my classmates. I never have written so much in english in my life!

I feel my writing skills are better now. I'd gotten back the security I'd lost a couple of years ago, when I finished school (since that moment, I stopped practicing my english). During the blogs, I got more speed to write, and thanks to the websites the teacher recommended to us, I know more words than before, and where to ask for vocabulary the next time xD.

In the future, I'd like to include in the blog themes about topical subjects, for example, the social revolution in Chile in the past months. Also, talk about different cultural and artistic activities. I would like to write reviews of movies, series or books. I never had written a review, but that would be an interesting activity to do in the future I think. There are so many movies and series I'd like recommend to you, and you could recommend me too.

Finally, I want to say thank you guys for your comments and for the moments we have passed together! I really enjoyed this course, in spite of all the difficulties we had during this semester, and I hope we can see each other as soon as possible in the future...

Thanks for everything, and take care of yourselves! :) :)

Comentarios

  1. miguel23 de julio de 2020 a las 9:22 p.m.

    It's a really good idea to write a blog with contingent subjects

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  2. Pedro Cortes-Berguño23 de julio de 2020 a las 9:45 p.m.

    Thanks for sharing your thought, good luck and see you my friend :D

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  3. Benjy24 de julio de 2020 a las 9:46 a.m.

    very good job, Fernando, you definitely improved a lot in year writing skills :)

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