English Language Changes

I need to confess that this year has been different to me. Last year, I was studying in a British school where almost everything was in English, so speak and write in this language was very common to me because it was in my daily routine (I used to have eight hours a week of English classes). I wasn’t the “best of the class” but I had the “habit”.

Then, I had the longest holidays of my life (like four months without English haha) and after that I started my university life without English (again) for the first semester, including the strike period. I didn’t think that I could forget something about the language so I was very trusting. But, after a loooong time without practicing, I really loose and forget some things like the fluency and vocabulary. I’m very grateful of my English classes because it helps me to return to practice and refreshing my memory. The idea of using blogs makes the learning more dynamic and funny, so I think that it will generate good results. 

I’m still thinking that if you don’t practice the idiom you wouldn’t improve your English. For example, I still need to progress my fluency and learn more vocabulary (never is enough), and I just stopped it for months! That’s why I start to include the idiom in another aspects of my life, because I don’t want to live the same thing again after finishing my classes. Watch tv or movies, listen songs, and read in English are good options to succeed in the language.