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Introducin myself II, The revenge Hello! Yesterday was the first time I wrote something here. I introduced myself and tried to explain what I'm doing here. Today, I'd like to keep practicing English with another text. I know I need to have conversations with other people too, but these past two weeks I've been really busy with a lot of things in my schedule and my priority is to focus on writing, learn vocabulary and improve the way I wrote English. Maybe next week, it will be time to move on and take the next step. Just changing the subject a little bit, lately, I've been thinking on working outside my country in order to know and understand other countries around the world, and because I think this is good for my career, and I'm sure the experiencie could be well worth. The problem comes when I try to get a job, because the interview, of course, is in English. A job interview is always something you need to be well prepared, but if it is also in another language, you must struggle with a double burden and that's why I am here, to practice as much as I can and help others along the way. Well, enough for today.

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Introducing myself II, The revenge  [why the revenge?]

Hello!

Yesterday was the first time I wrote something here. I introduced myself and tried to explain what I'm doing here. Today, I'd like to keep practicing English with another text. I know I need to have conversations with other people too, but these for the past two weeks I've been really busy with a lot of things in my schedule and my priority is to focus on writing, learning vocabulary and improveing the way I wrote write English. Maybe next week, it will be time to move on and take the next step.

Just changing the subject a little bit, lately, I've been thinking on about [or considering instead of 'thinking about'] working outside my country abroad in order to know and understand other countries around the world, and because I think this is good for my career, and I'm sure the experiencie could be well worthwhile. The problem comes when I try to get a job, because the interview, of course, is in English. A job interview is always something you need to be well prepared for, but if it is also in another language, you must struggle with a double burden and that's why I am here, to practice as much as I can and help others along the way.

Well, that's enough for today.

 

Pretty good!  :)

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Hi Alejandro, I have never lived in another country, but I travel as much as I can, I know it is not the same. Here in Spain where I live, the English level is too low and most people barely speak it, so in job interviews, it is not a request. Well, thank you for you advise, I will try to practice and repeat and repeat and repeat and repeat over and over again :P
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Hi ¡¡ well said ¡¡ you go to the good way. do you want to move another country to get a new job? have you been in another country? Nowadays it is necessary (learn english) even in our own country. i would like to be able to talk very well in english. I try it. Consist in repetition, repetition and more repetition hahah.

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