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- Childhood in the wildlifeWhat you shared with me the day before yesterday was amazing. ‘We often lived on military bases in the fields, far from human populations and amongst the wildlife.’ After reading it. I couldn't help but think of Doris Lessing because she spent her childhood in the wildlife in Africa, though the wildlife in Egypt must have been very different. It seems to be more like a film, rather than real life, to have lived on military bases in the fields. I am pleased to know that you liked the experience, even if there were probably not many companions to play with—perhaps your best friends were animals who had their nicknames given by you, or maybe books, like Lessing? Her childhood was lonely for the nearest neighbors were miles away.0 votedAugust 20, 20190
Walking around Curitiba
Some time ago I went to Jardim Botânico, it is a park located in Curitiba - PR - Brasil [emoji]
It is really a beautiful place to visit, and also it is one of the most famous parks here.
Have you ever heard of this place ?
See you later [emoji]Keep it up dear! Just only minimal corrections in terms of putting Articles, preposition, and correct spelling of the verb that was used.
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Yesterday, I tried the scuba diving with my friends in Izu. It was so exciting because there were many fishes in the sea. It's like Disney's Little Mermaid! I had never seen clear sea in my life so I t was a valuable experience for me. And I saw a real drone for the first time. A friend brought it, and took a picture using this. The pictures taken from the drone is like an opening of a movie!If there is a mistake, please let me know!
0 votedJuly 1, 20181Thanks Michelle, well I was thinking about that too, to share my study habits ,and on how I practice the language/s that I currently study.
Well first I do a lot of listening [podcast w/ vocabs to learn and phrases; movies], because I believe when you do a lot of listening, you can do a lot of talking. It's like, more input, more output, vice versa. Because when you're learning a language, I believe that you have to rely on your ears and not in your eyes. Which is one of the common mistakes nowadays of language learners especially in learning/studying English.
When it comes to the speaking part, since English is one of my native languages here in the Philippines, I can get to practice it with my students, and also with my friends as well. I am also fluent in Tagalog [native language of the Philippines]
In terms of writting, well I don't write that much, I'm more of a chatty/sponteanous person/speaker.
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