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I Am Going Crazy
Hi everybody!Two days ago I wrote my last post, but nobody has corrected it for me... Do I think that's all right?? Surely not, just think.
Ok, I come back again to tell you how my English Adventure goes... As I said before, my partner and me want to improve our English languages skills, and in order to do it, we want to move to an English speaker city. We thought going to UK, firstly we decided to go to the south, but then we thought was better to live in London, because the city provides us with more opportunities: transport, courses, culture...
But last night, a thought "jumped" into my head. Why don't we go to Ireland? I supposed that Dublin like a capital city, can provide us many interesting things... and more cheap much cheaper than London. And other another important thing, they use the Euro!
I have already been seen the accommodation options, aren't as cheap as I thought. But it is really that a private room in a central shared apartment costs like the same accommodation in the suburbs of London.
I don't know what to do... I'm going crazy.
Hola Patricia, here are some suggestions for you...
I Am Going Crazy
Hi everybody!
Two days ago I wrote my last post, but nobody has corrected it for me... Should I think that it's all right?? Surely not, just think.
Ok, I've come back again to tell you how my English Adventure is going... As I said before, my partner and I want to improve our English languages skills, and in order to do it, we want to move to an English speaking city. We thought about going to the UK, firstly we decided to go to the south, but then we thought it would be better to live in London, because the city would provide us more opportunities: transport, courses, culture...
But last night, a thought "jumped" into my head. Why don't we go to Ireland? I think / imagine that Dublin, as a capital city, can provide us many interesting things... and is cheaper (or more cheaply) than London. (in this case you can say Dublin is cheaper than London, or Dublin can provide things cheaply - in the first "cheaper is an adjective that describes Dublin and in the second "cheaply" is an adverb that modifies the verb provide)
And other important thing, they use the Euro!
I have already been looking at the accommodation options, and they aren't as cheap as I thought. But it's really that a private room in a central shared apartment costs about the same as accommodation in the suburbs of London.
I don't know what to do... I'm going crazy.
Buen trabajo Patricia, muy bien escrito. Hazme saber si tienes cualquier dudas o preguntas.
He hablado con otra gente de España que estan en la misma situación. Una amiga ha elegido a ir a una escuela de ingles en una ciudad en Ireland se llama Ennis - http://clarelc.ie/ Tal vez más pequeña que quieren.
Otro amigo fue a Canadá por 4 meses. Me dijo que aún que el vuelo fue muy carro, el costo de vida fue más borrato que Londres y despues de 4 meses el costo total fue menos en Canadá. Entonces, depende de cuanto tiempo quieren ir, hay otros paises posibles... Y nuestro dólar está bajo también.
¡Saludos desde Canadá!
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