Overall, I think we are progressing at a pretty good pace in English class. The material is understandable, although I have found some complications with the past perfect, which can be a bit confusing for me at times. Additionally, in the last exam, the listening part was quite challenging and I feel a bit unsure about it. Aside from those details, everything else is going well, and I'm feeling pretty comfortable with the language.

I think the pace of the class is good; we’re not going too slow, and everything makes sense. I feel happy with how I did this week because I kept up with my assignments. However, to do even better next week, I want to avoid leaving everything until the last minute and try to submit the padlet before Monday. That way, I can manage my time better.

At home, I used to study English directly from the book and my class notes, but lately, I have found it easier and more fun to study thanks to the interactive book from Burlington English that our teacher provided us. Although sometimes the classes feel slow because of explanations about things I already understand, there are other times when my classmates’ questions are very helpful and an effective way to keep learning. Sometimes they even help me realize that what I think is right isn’t always correct. For instance, when I believe I have something right and a classmate asks a question, I realize my answer was wrong or could be improved.

Right now, I feel quite comfortable with English since it has always been a language that I love and would like to keep learning. On the other hand, I think I'm doing pretty well, but I'm always aware that there is room for improvement and that I'm eager to keep doing so.

In Unit 4, we are learning about genitives and infinitives, modal verbs, and the workbook also includes connectors, along with the vocabulary for the unit. I am understanding this unit quite well, but honestly, I think it’s the topic that’s most difficult for me to understand. This is because sometimes I don’t understand why in some cases a possessive cannot be used and vice versa. I have always had the philosophy of "putting what sounds better," and most of the time it has worked for me. However, with this topic, I am realizing that sometimes I need to pay attention to the rules and the advice given by the teacher.

Today, there was a deadline to submit activities from the digital book, which is one of the tools provided by the teacher that has helped me the most. It’s also a more fun way to study for exams; it even makes me want to do it.

I still feel quite comfortable with my English because, from my point of view, it is a subject that I do well in and that I will always want to keep learning and practicing.