My English learning process as I finish my senior year at college
It has been exciting to read some articles in English. I have been struggling with myself to learn English and I am trying not to interrupt my learning process. This year is my last year in the journalism college and, in order to graduate, we have to do a final project. This means that we need to read a lot of books and write a lot about our research. Although it is not mandatory to write this project in English, I want to reconcile my English learning with this busy semester.
What I've been doing is reading some articles from the New York Times, Wall Street Journal and some blogs about organization system that I really like to know more about. These are the newspapers that I like to use in my study sections and I believe will help me to know how a journalist writes. I have been learned several words that help me improve my vocabulary and inspired me to write in that language. I use a calendar to organize my assignments for studying English and for college. This is a great way to see my routine more clearly
I intend to write my texts here on Italki more often so that I can improve even more. Keeping a balance between learning a language and doing a final project is difficult, but it is so good when I feel that my speaking skills have become easier and I am not got embarrassed during classes. The skills complete the others, don't you think?
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My English learning process as I finish my senior year at college
It has been exciting to read some articles in English. I have been struggling with myself to learn English and I am trying not to interrupt my learning process.['Battling' might work better than 'struggling'. 'I have been battling with myself to learn English' has a slightly different feel to 'I have been struggling to learn English'.]
This year is my last year at in the journalism college and, in order to graduate, we have to do a final project. For this, This means that we need to read a lot of books and write a lot about our research. Although it is not mandatory to write this project in English, I want to reconcile my English learning with this busy semester. ['Reconcile' is OK but some other words work better. You could say 'I want to incorporate/integrate/align my English learning with my academic studies.']
What I've been doing is reading some articles from the New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, as well as various and some blogs about organization systems that I would really like to know more about. ['as well as various' makes the sentence flow better.] These are the newspapers that I like to use in my study sections sessions and I believe they will teach me how journalists write. help me to know how a journalist writes. I have been learned several words that have helped help me improve my vocabulary and inspired me to write in that language. [It's either 'I have been learning ...' or 'I have learned ...'. You could also say 'I have broadened my vocabulary, which has inspired me to write in English.] I use a calendar to organize my assignments for studying English and for college. [Not sure what you want to say here. Maybe ... 'I use a calender to keep track of my English study assignments and all other things related to my college studies'.] This is a great way to see my routine more clearly.
I intend to write my texts here on Italki more often so that I can improve even more. Keeping a balance between learning a language and doing a final project is difficult, but it is so good when I feel that my speaking skills have improved/progressed/advanced become easier and I am not embarrassing myself in class. not got embarrassed during classes. The skills complete the each other others, don't you think?
[I'm being very picky with my corrections. Apart from 'have been learned', there isn't a genuine mistake in your writing.]
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