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My English literature class Two weeks ago, I started classes again. I really miss vacations, but I enjoy learning new things. This semester I will take four subjects: Morphology and Phonology, English Literature I, Grammar, Methods of investigation, and Teaching Practicum. I think that the most difficult subject is Literature I because I have to read so many books, for example Romeo and Juliet which was a book really difficult to read because of the old English... I guess that even for native English speaker is difficult to read it. Currently I am reading Pride and Prejudice, and well until now I think it is a very interesting book. In classes we are studying poetry, and I feel admiration for William Shakespeare. Last class we read a poem called "Winter" by William Shakespeare, and the class was very funny because my friend Marvin and I were laughing a lot because of the pronunciation of some wors such as "to-who, to wit to-who", and I do not why we were laughing so much... the pronunciation was funny for us. For now, I can say that I love literature :)

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My English literature class

Two weeks ago, I started classes again. I really miss vacation, but I enjoy learning new things. This semester I will take four subjects: Morphology and Phonology, English Literature I, Grammar, Methods of investigation, and Teaching Practicum. I think that the most difficult subject will be Literature I because I have to read so many books, for example, Romeo and Juliet which was a book really difficult book to read because of the old English... I guess that even for native English speakers it is difficult to read. Currently I am reading Pride and Prejudice and, well, until up to now I think it is a very interesting book. In classes we are studying poetry, and I feel admiration for William Shakespeare.  In the last class we read a poem called "Winter" by William Shakespeare, and the class was very funny because my friend Marvin and I were laughing a lot because of the pronunciation of some wors such as "to-who, to wit to-who", and I do not why we were laughing so much... the pronunciation was funny for us. For now, I can say that I love literature :)

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