First notebook entry: Introducing myself

I'd decidede to continue my education in aboard. therefore I need to learn english very well.

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I'd decidede to continue my education in aboard

I decided to continue my education abroad.

I have decided to continue my education in <which country?>

 

therefore I need to learn english very well.

Therefore, I need to learn English very well.

Producing a play would be great but it would take up much time to practice and all. A talent show, I think, would be better. Students could display their talent using English as their medium of expression. They could sing, dance, orate, etc. If it requires an outdoor venue, you could have it in a park or a field where you can hold a picnic, like a day camp. Fill it with booths, decorate it with any theme that you like. Plan some games. Organize a treasure hunt.

- I feel... ...wonderful ...excellent - I'm in high spirits - I'm walkin' on air - I'm on cloud nine - I'm having a time of my life - This is the best day ever! - I'm having my best day ever! - I'm in 7th heaven - ..bursting with glee - I'm having a time of my life ... And the rest goes on and on.

For a guy who says "i love you" too much but doesn't put it into actions, it totally becomes meaningless of course. But for someone who rarely says "i love you" to his girl yet shows it in more than a thousand ways, the phrase per se is no longer needed. It becomes more like an added bonus.

Learning English

 

I like English. I believe English is the universal language.

There are many books written in English that I would like to read.

But my great difficulties are the listening and speaking parts.

I’d like to have friends who speak English, preferably natives.

Thanks.

 

 

Break down, for starters, is a phrasal verb. It could mean "to cry," (He broke down in tears.) It also means "to stop working." But it's only used for movable or mechanical objects (Don't blame me if your car breaks down) Break down also means "to tabulate or to classify" (Sarah breaks down the lists of the things she needed to buy.) There are few more definitions to it and I suggest you try to search for phrasal verbs in the internet for better reference. Cheers!