We have focused a little more on reviewing the topic, because we had it in the exam.

2. Where did you find more difficulties?

I have found more difficulty in the Past Perfect Simple and the Past Simple.

In my opinion, the Present Simple, Present Continuous, Past Simple, Past Continuous and the expression "used to" were easy for me.

4. Can you summarize the most important topics you learned this week? In your opinion, what is the essential content?

This week we started unit 2, so we haven't started teaching grammar yet. But we have seen vocabulary on the topic.

I think that we teach English topics at a good pace and that it is better organized by teaching the topics at a slower pace.

6. Was there anything you didn't understand? What? Did you ask questions in class? Why?

I understood everything and that's why I didn't ask questions in class. In my opinion, I think everything is very well understood.

In my classroom don't usually ask many questions. But I pay attention to the ones they do ask in case they can help me.

8. What would you like to learn more about the topics studied in class?

I would like to go deeper into grammar because it is what I find most difficult in exams.

Grammar is always the most difficult for me, but I always study a little bit every day to make it easier for me.

10. How could you improve or do even better next week?

By doing more exercises so I can practice more.

understand better when they spoke to me in English. But I still get stuck when I try to talk too much. What helped me the most were the grammar exercises and practicing a little every day, but what helped me the least were the listening.

Now I read and write better, but understanding when they speak quickly is still difficult. Outside of class I practice English with girls who come to my house on exchange and have conversations with them. The teacher explains well and helped me a lot. My colleagues also help and the atmosphere is good. To improve, I am going to practice listening more and continue speaking and practicing English every day.

My skills have improved in several ways: I express myself better when speaking, although I sometimes hesitate with new words; I understand more when watching videos or talking to someone; I no longer struggle as much with reading long texts, and my writing is clearer, although I want to use more diverse phrases. Outside of class, I practice watching videos and with exchange students who usually stay at my house for a few weeks. I often have conversations with these students, because most of them are Irish, and this way I practice my English.

The teacher explains things well and encourages participation, which has been very helpful. But I think we could do more activities where we talk about real-life topics, like debates. My classmates also help a lot because everyone contributes something different to the class. Sometimes I'm embarrassed to speak for fear of making mistakes, but I try to participate as much as possible.

To improve next month, I want to practice more with English speakers and write more essays, for example, in English. My goal is to speak more confidently and use new words better.