my experience of learning english 545 I am here to describe my experience of learning English. I started to know English from first grade. That year I was six. In class, I learned bacis phrases fo

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my experience of learning english 545 I am here to describe my experience of learning English. I started to know English from first grade. That year I was six. In class, I learned bacis phrases for greeting, describing objects. I don't have much memory for the first year of English learning. Only one thing that I still remember is reading vocabulary list. One of my classmate who is good at English would lead the whole class reading the list. One of the new words that I learned that year was "earth". "The earth orbits the sun" said him in Chinese. Everytime when we came to the word "earth", he would repeat that sentence. I was secretly admiring him, because he know the earth orbits the sun. Soon, my family moved in my second grade, and I transfered to a private school. My English class continued, luckily with the same series of text book. During the whole elementary school, I studied English for taking text, and some short plays or conversations that were requested to perform in school celebrations. I stayed in the same private school for my junior high school, which is 7th to 9th grade. Just to clearify the school system in China: 6 years of elementary school, following 3 years of junior high school, following 3 years of senior high school, then four years of college... Back to my English learning. I hardly felt my English skill was not improved during this time, because the first English class here was still titled "Good Morning" and the content were still basic greetings. Plus I was lazy and did not realize the importance of English for my life, so I let it slip and got straight As for all English classes. Following is one year of high school life, different school, same story: starting from "Good Morning" again. Then my family moved again, and I began to really use English. We came to America. I attended a couple years of high school, and now I'm in college. I learned to write essay and started to read books in English. I can see my progress. However, I still have a lot of space to improve. In writing, the flow between sentences aren't good and I'm still using basic vocabularies. In speaking, maybe because I hang out with chinese speaking friends too much, it takes me time to think for telling long stories.

26 de jul de 2011 01:13

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my experience of learning english 545

I am here to describe my experience of learning English.
Here is my English learnining experience.

I started to know learning English from since first grade. That year I was six. In class, I learned basic phrases for greetings, describing objects, ect. I don't have much memory for remember the first year of learning English learning. The only one thing that I still remember is reading vocabulary lists. One of my classmate who is good at English would lead the whole class in reading the lists. One of the new words that I learned that year was "earth". "The earth orbits the sun," my friend said him in Chinese. Everytime when we came to across the word "earth", he would repeat that sentence. I was secretly admiring admired him, because he know knew that the earth orbits the sun.

When I was in the second grade, Soon, my family moved in my second grade, and I transfered to a private school. My English class continued, and luckily with we used the same series of textbooks. During the whole elementary school, I studied English for taking text tests, and to perform during some short plays or conversations that were requested to perform in school celebrations.

I stayed in the same private school for my during junior high school, which is 7th to 9th grade. Just to clearify clarify the school system in China: first 6 years of elementary school; following then 3 years of junior high school; following next 3 years of senior high school; then finally four years of college...
Now let's go back to my English learning. I hardly felt my English skill was not improved hardly improved during this time, because the my first English class here was still titled "Good Morning" and the content were still taught basic greetings. Plus I was lazy and did not realize the importance of English for my life, so I let it slip. Despite this I still and got straight As for all my English classes.

Following is one year of high school life, different school, same story: starting from "Good Morning" again.

In the following year of high school, I went to a different school, but the classes there also didn't help me improve my English.

Then my family moved again, and I began to really use English. We came to America. I attended a couple years of high school, and now I'm in college. I learned to write essays and started to read books written in English. I can see how I have my progressed. However, I still have a lot of space to improve. In writing, the flow between When I write, my sentences aren't good don't flow and I'm still using basic vocabularyies. In speaking When I speak, , maybe because I hang out with chinese speaking friends too much, it takes me time to think for telling long stories, I have to think a while. Maybe this is because I hang out with my Chinese friends too much.