My English exam

Two week ago I had my did the final English exam at in the Laguages school. I had thought about not doing not to do it because the last two months I could't hadn´t could go to class. I was very busy (and lazy with the English) and I hadn´t studied enough during the year. That's what I had been thinking These were my thoughts...... I was sure that I would fail the exam; but anyway I went anyways to try my luck.

The first day I had to work was working and I had to ask permission to go out sooner than as normal. The exam was in the afternoon and I arrived tired after work. We began the writting portion. The first part was about a story competition in my school and I had to write a story. Unfortunately I didn´t understand well what was the topic well and my first answer/response writting was a complete disaster. The second was better. I wrote and informal e- mail, which it was quite easy for me.

The next part was listening. I read the questions and concentrated while I listened to listen to. Luckily I could easily understand very well the woman who was speaking and I began to feel happy, perhaps my exam wouldn´t be so bad.

At the end, I only wanted wish to finish, because I was exhausted. Reading was not so easy as I had hoped, but I had read a lot earlier this year the before year and I was self- confident.

The following day I had the was going to speaking exam (oral exam). This was is the worst part for me. Having to speak English with a unknown person, who is as nervous as I, in front of a tribunal drove me crazy for hours makes me drive crazy for some hours. Just before the teacher said my name I was thinking of running away.... I just kept repeating keep calm, keep calm, repeated into my head..... Finally I started speaking and my nervousness nervous disappeared....

Yesterday I went to look at my score califications and incrediblely I passed the exam!!!!

After that, I have decided proposed to study a little during the in summer, write from time to time here, read some English books in English.... who knows?? Perhaps I get it.

Buen obra! Congratulations on passing your exam.

Saying "the English book" doesn't make clear if the book's author is from England, or the book is written in English. If you mean "written in English", it's usually safer to say "book in English".