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What has the challenge given to me?
First of all, some words about me: I had studied for an interpreter of English and German some years ago. I didn't work for my speciality after my graduation. I didn't practice my English for five or more years.
One day I saw an offer which totally had changed my mind and my life. I got a purpose to improve my English to travel and speak to foreigners, to watch and read in English, to teach children children or get a job as a translator.
Secondly, English is an international language.
This challenge made me unleashed and little confident. Moreover, I started to value my time. I stoped to do useless things. I filled up my vocabulary.
I hope, someday I will be as same as a native speaker.
At the present time I have some problems with my pronunciation, grammar and Russian accent, but I try to improve it!
Shall I study my English after the ending of courses? I shall ask indeed I!
In conclusion I'd like to thank my tutor. She inspires me to be better and go on, don't give up.
Thanks a lot, Nastya! Best Wishes!
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What is the challenge that has been given to me?First of all, a few words about me: I have studied to become an interpreter of English and German some years ago. I didn't look for jobs based on my expertise after my graduation. I have not been practising my English for five or more years.
One day, I saw an offer which totally had changed my mind and my life. I found a purpose to improve my English that is to travel and speak to foreigners, to watch and read in English, to teach children children or get a job as a translator.
Secondly, English is an international language.
This challenge made me unleashed (What do you mean by unleash?) and become little more confident. Moreover, I started to value my time. I stopped doing useless things. I improved my vocabulary.
I hope, someday I can speak like a native speaker.
At the present time I have some problems with my pronunciation, grammar and Russian accent, but I am trying to improve them!
Shall I study my English after finishing my courses? I shall ask indeed I!
In conclusion, I'd like to thank my tutor. She inspires me to be better and persevere, and to not give up.
Thanks a lot, Nastya! Best Wishes!
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Is it correct?
What has the challenge given* me?First of all, some words about me: I studied to be an interpreter of English and German some years ago. I didn't work in my speciality after graduating and didn't practice my English for five or more years.
One day I saw an offer which totally changed my mind and my life. I got a purpose to improve my English to travel and to speak to foreigners, to watch and to read in English, to teach children or to get a job as a translator.
Secondly, English is an international language.
This challenge made me unleashed and more confident. Moreover, I started to value my time. I stopped doing useless things. I filled up my vocabulary.
I hope, someday, I will be the same as a native speaker.
At present I have some problems with my pronunciation, grammar and Russian accent, but I try to improve it!
Should I study my English after the courses end? Indeed, I shall ask!
In conclusion I'd like to thank my tutor. She inspires me to be better and to go on, and to not give up.
Thanks a lot, Nastya! Best Wishes!
Very well written! I am sure that in one year you will be fluent.
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