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Getting back to practice. It has been a long time since I last wrote an entry and as I am still studying to be an English translator, it would be a good idea to start writing these more often as a way to keep practicing. Last year I attended English grammar 1 and phonetics and phonology of the English language 1 courses, and I loved them! Those two subjects made me get really interested in the linguistic approach of the English language. I learned a lot about English accents and I've been thinking about learning more about Scottish English. I'm not an avid reader, but I intend to pick up the habit of reading a bit every day as to learn more about those subjects. This year I'm attending English grammar 2 and phonetics and phonology of the English language 2 courses, which I also love so far. Intonation and discourse analysis made me think of the different uses the different accents and languages have. I've also been looking for what the PhDs are about in my area and I'm really looking forward to attend one about interpretation as soon as I can!

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Getting back to practice.

It has been a long time since I last wrote an entry and as I am still studying to be an English translator, it would be a good idea to start writing these more often as a way to keep practicing.

Last year I attended English grammar 1 and phonetics and phonology of the English language 1 courses, and I loved them! Those two subjects made me get really interested in the linguistic approach of the English language. I learned a lot about English accents and I've been thinking about learning more about Scottish English. I'm not an avid reader, but I intend to pick up the habit of start reading a bit every day as to learn more about those subjects. ("pick up the habit of" isn't wrong - it is technically correct - but "start reading" sounds more natural)

This year I'm attending English grammar 2 and phonetics and phonology of the English language 2 courses, which I also love so far. Intonation and discourse analysis made me think of about the different uses the different accents and languages have.

I've also been looking for what the PhDs are about in my area and I'm really looking forward to attend one about interpretation as soon as I can!  I'm not sure what you mean here. A PhD is a qualification (un doctorado), not something you can "attend". 


Your English is really good! I've made a few small comments and suggestions.





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