Final reflection - 1ST BTX

I think I've improved a lot. I had done a lot of practice (mostly with your-says and the grammar book), and learnt a large amunt of vocabulary, that I used a lot of times in my posts (like "environment" (I didn't know that word, I used to say "atmosphere", or terrifying things like "ambiental"), for example). Also I already know more about some interesting verbal forms, like the conditionals (Example: If I don't work, I won't have the 10) and the future (Example: I'll work a lot).

For me, the best post I ever done is... none. All the posts have their caracteristics, and I like them all the same way. I used different grammar and vocabulary on my posts, but I think that the bests about this are the posts that talk about my opinion.

The most interesting activities for learning English were the oral presentations (because you get used to read in English, and you may translate some words, learning their meaning), the "your-says" (because you were talking about something that interests you, and all the words you translated are learnt easily) and the activities on the grammar book (because there are all kinds of exercises on this book, and it's possible to correct them by yourself). I don't think that any activity was unuseful, because in all the activities you had to search for translations, and it helps a lot to learn some vocabulary, or read things in English, and it improves your grammar by getting use to see verbs correctly used, or adjectives,...

I would like to do the same activities; I liked them. It's true that I don't like very much to do oral presentations, but is fine. The idea of doing your-says is great, and good for improve your mark (with effort, and I think it's right to permit it). In this subject, I felt freedoom to do whatever I want to improve my mark, and it's a thing that I value really positively. In other words, I love the English subject, and I hope that it won't change.