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What have you learned in this English course?

Reaching the end of a course is always a cause for celebration, and this time is no exception. During this course, you have had the opportunity to explore various aspects of English that will be of great use to your communication skills. From understanding the subjunctive mood to dealing with special situations, here is a brief overview of what you have learned and what is expected of you at the end of the course.

How do you handle the subjunctive mood and verb tenses?

One of the first stops in this course was to understand the subjunctive mood and its fundamental difference from the verb tenses. By mastering this, you will not only be able to construct more complex sentences, but also better understand when and how to use each structure.

How to avoid common mistakes of native speakers?

Delving into the subtleties of native English is a journey in itself. This course guided you through the most common mistakes that even native speakers make. Beyond avoiding mistakes, you learned to find and learn new words, including those that are part of the slang, or jargon, that enriches your colloquial vocabulary.

What techniques did you use for effective communication?

The ability to communicate naturally was reflected in exercises that involved:

• Clarifying ideas
• Making assumptions
• Using minimal pairs to improve pronunciation

In addition, you also learned to use English in celebratory and empathetic situations such as congratulating and expressing condolences.

What is the final project and how does it integrate what you have learned?

Finally, it's time to put it all into practice! The final project of this course not only aims to evaluate your progress, but also to allow you to have fun with the language. It is about telling a funny story as if you were at an informal gathering with friends. While doing so, you should incorporate:

• Subjunctive mood
• Common native mistakes
• Slang
• Clarifications and assumptions
• Congratulations and expressions of sympathy

How should you complete the project?

To complete this project, here are some practical tips:

1. Record your story: be sure to use all the elements learned and record it. Practicing out loud is key to improving.

2. Share your work: Don't just keep it; share it in the comments section or on social media. Remember that feedback is invaluable for growth.

3. Take the test: This last step will help you check what you have learned and see where you can improve.

Finally, remember that learning a language is a continuous experience. Keep moving forward, and see you in the next course!