Además, repasé la diferencia entre el present continuous (I am studying now) para acciones en progreso y el simple present (She works every day) para rutinas. Estos conceptos me han permitido comunicarme con más claridad y precisión.

've been improving my understanding of important English concepts like time expressions (such as "next week" or "in a year"), which help me place actions in time correctly. I've learned to express certainty with "be bound to" ("It's bound to rain soon") and probability using "will," "likely," "probably," and "definitely" ("She will probably call later").

I can now talk about strong expectations with "be sure to" ("He's sure to win the game") and express doubt with "unlikely" ("It's unlikely to snow in summer").

I've also reviewed the difference between the present continuous ("I'm studying right now") for ongoing actions and the simple present ("She works every weekday") for routines. These concepts have helped me communicate more clearly and accurately.

I have understood that the use of will, likely, probable and definitely is very important and necessary to express ideas in the future. I learned that will indicates a certain future action; likely and probably express probabilities only that likely is more certainty than the other. Definitely is a completely certain statement, something that is done with total certainty. When we talk about the present continuous we describe actions that are in progress or plans for the future. I hope to learn more about the subject to understand it more clearly.

Although they seem to be the same, they are not. Sometimes it is usually a little confusing, but little by little he has learned their differences, will tells us safe future actions while difenitely affirms them with total certainty, when we use probabily we only talk about probabilities although likely refers to the same only that it is more accurate. We come to relate this to the present continuous since it describes actions in progress or plans for the future. I hope to improve my learning, and better understand the topics.

I have understood a little more about 'will', although I still find it difficult to process the topic. 'Will' is the auxiliary verb that is mainly used to form the simple future; also, 'likely', which we use to express something that is probable. It has also helped me to review the verb 'to be' again, as I sometimes forget the topic and get confused, but there we are reinforcing my learning more and more. What I hope is to learn more pronunciation and understand the topics we still have to cover.

"He reforzado mi comprensión de temas clave en inglés, como las expresiones de tiempo y la forma de expresar certeza y probabilidad. Ahora puedo comunicarme con más claridad y precisión gracias a estos conceptos."

"I have reinforced my understanding of key topics in English, such as time expressions and ways to express certainty and probability. Now I can communicate with more clarity and precision thanks to these concepts."

I understand that the simple present is used for habits and routines:
"She drinks coffee every morning."

The present continuous is used when things happen at that moment:
"She is drinking coffee now."

We also studied the structures of the present continuous in affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences, creating slightly longer sentences.

Additionally, going to is used when something is going to happen as part of a prior plan.
Example: "I intend to study nursing."

Meanwhile, will is used for spontaneous events.
Example: "I will help you with your homework."

We also worked on pronunciation through an activity where we spelled words related to our career during roll call.

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Hemos visto lo que es las diferencias entre presente continuo y presente simple 

Presente simple tengo entendido que se usa para hábitos y rutinas

“ella bebe café todas las mañanas”

Presente continuo para cuando las cosas ocurren en ese momento

“ella esta bebiendo café ahora”

 También las estructuras de presente continuo en afirmativa negativa y interrogativa creando oraciones un poco mas extensas.

También el going to es cuando algo va a ocurrir es un plan previo

Ejemplo: “tengo la intención de estudiar enfermería ”

Mientras que Will es para sucesos espontáneos

Ejemplo: “te ayudare con tu tarea”

 así como la pronunciación con la actividad de deletrear palabras sobre nuestra carrera en el pase de lista.

Will: expresa una alta certeza de que algo ocurrirá.

Likely: significa que algo es probable, posiblemente suceda. ("probablemente", "es probable que")

Probable: sinónimo de likely, pero un poco más formal o técnico. ("probable", "es probable que")

Definitely: indica certeza absoluta, sin duda.

("definitivamente", "sin duda", "con seguridad")

Over time, I have been gradually improving my pronunciation and I can now read English more fluently with less difficulty. I have also been learning about the use of will, likely, probable, and definitely.Will: expresses a high certainty that something will happen.

Likely: means that something is probable, may happen. ("probably", "it is likely that")

Probable: a synonym for likely, but a bit more formal or technical. ("probable", "it is likely that")

Definitely: indicates absolute certainty, without a doubt. ("definitely", "without a doubt", "for sure")

We also learned how to talk about the future using going to and will. Going to is used when there is already a plan or intention, for example: "I’m going to play soccer this weekend." On the other hand, will is used for spontaneous decisions or predictions, like "I think he will win the game." We use expressions like this weekend, next month, I think, or maybe.

También aprendí otras formas para expresar grados de certeza o duda, como be bound to (It’s bound to happen), be sure to (He’s sure to win) y unlikely (It’s unlikely to snow). Estas estructuras me permiten comunicar expectativas o incertidumbres con mayor precisión.

Además, reforcé el uso de time expressions como next week o in a few days para ubicar acciones en el tiempo más enfocado a futuro. También repasé la diferencia entre el present continuous y el simple present. Tambien estos conocimientos me están ayudado a expresarme con más claridad y confianza al estudiar sobre planes, posibilidades y rutinas en inglés.

No solo e aprendido sobre el Futuro y diferentes formas de decirlo, he podido repasar las expresiones de tiempo, y por supuesto las estructura gramatical del presente simple, continúo y futuro, esto en sus 3 formas (positivo, negativo e interrogativo).

He aprendido demasiado, cada día entiendo un poco más sobre conversaciones, videos de YouTube (canales de YT angloparlantes ) o canciones en Ingles (tøp)✨, lo qué mas me agrado fueron las formas mas locales de decir ciertas cosas.

~pretty cool✨

Me he dado cuenta de que usar expresiones como will, be going to, be bound to y el presente simple es muy útil para hablar del futuro en inglés. Lo que más me gusta es que realmente puedo aplicarlas en mi carrera, que es el desarrollo de software. Por ejemplo, cuando trabajamos en las encuestas para nuestro proyecto, pude decir cosas como “we’re going to analyze the results” o “the system will generate reports automatically”, lo cual suena mucho más profesional. También aprendí que be bound to es ideal para decir que algo es muy probable que pase, como “users are bound to prefer a simple interface”. Y el presente simple funciona bien para describir funciones que ya están programadas, como “the app sends a notification every morning”. Me parece genial cómo estas reglas gramaticales pueden ser útiles en situaciones reales dentro del mundo tecnológico.

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I've realized that using expressions like will, be going to, be bound to, and the simple present is really helpful when talking about the future in English. What I like the most is that I can actually use them in my field — software development. For instance, when we worked on the surveys for our project, I was able to say things like “we’re going to analyze the results” or “the system will generate reports automatically,” which sounds more professional. I also learned that be bound to is great for saying when something is very likely to happen, like “users are bound to prefer a simple interface.” And the simple present works well to describe features that are already scheduled, like “the app sends a notification every morning.” It’s cool how these grammar rules can be useful in real tech situations.

During these weeks, I have learned about the present simple and the present continuous. Both help us describe actions, but there are some differences. For example, the present simple helps us describe habitual actions, such as routines, habits, and more. On the other hand, the present continuous helps us describe actions that are happening at the moment, meaning they are progressive. I have also learned about "well", which is an adverb that helps describe the way an action is performed. I'm still struggling a bit to understand the topic, but I know that with classes, I'll learn more about it. I also hope to improve my pronunciation.

Otra cosa interesante es "be bound to", que me ayuda a expresar algo que es muy probable que pase.Además, he aprendido expresiones de tiempo que hacen que mis conversaciones sean más claras.

Por último, el presente simple me ha servido para hablar de horarios. En general, siento que he mejorado mucho.

Además, gracias a la gran cantidad de prácticas realizadas con la estructura interrogativa, siento que he adquirido mayor confianza al formular preguntas. La repetición constante y el uso en distintos contextos han hecho que esta estructura se haya quedado grabada en mi mente, y ahora me resulta más fácil diferenciar y aplicar correctamente las estructuras afirmativas, negativas e interrogativas.

Otro aspecto importante que aprendí en esta unidad es el uso de los verbos de frecuencia y las expresiones de tiempo. Estas herramientas de pronunciación me han permitido enriquecer mis oraciones y comunicarme de forma más precisa al hablar de mis rutinas, hábitos y actividades cotidianas.

During English classes I learned how to use will and going to, and I also learned other ways of how to use and conjugate the future using dynamics and everything in a didactic way, also I learned how to group the alphabet according to its pronunciation and how to pronounce it correctly and also using the spelling bee I learned to spell the words.

También vi expresiones como Be bound to y Sure to, que indican alta certeza. Be bound to significa que algo es inevitable, mientras que Sure to se usa cuando estoy muy seguro de que algo va a pasar.

Otro punto fueron Likely y Unlikely, que me ayudan a hablar de probabilidades. Likely significa que algo probablemente sucederá, mientras que Unlikely indica que es poco probable.

Además, aprendí la diferencia entre Probably y Definitely. Probably expresa que algo es posible, pero sin total seguridad. Definitely, por el contrario, muestra certeza absoluta.

Para ubicar eventos en el tiempo, aprendí expresiones como tomorrow, next week y in five years.

Finalmente, vi cómo el present simple puede usarse para hablar del futuro cuando se trata de horarios o eventos programados, como en: "The train leaves at 8 PM"

De igual forma siento que todo lo que aprendí se reforzó con los juegos y audios que se ponen en la clase, que la clase sea tan didáctica me ayuda a qué todo lo que hemos visto se refuerze y me sea más fácil de recordar.