#EnglishBootcamp - Day #26

1️⃣ Beginners

To: mybestfriend@uwu.com

My experience in the #EnglishBoocamp Challenge

Hi Manuel, What’s up? Did I tell you about #EnglishBoocamp Challenge at Platzi?

Last month I started the challenge at Platzi, and it's great, because I can watch all the classes online,I have learned a lot with only 1 month of taking courses. I want to learn English this year to become a member of Platzi Master. I'm very excited!

I hope I can see you soon to tell you all the details. Best wishes, Eloy Chavez

Seee yaaaa!👋🏻

Beginner level:

To: friende@gmail.com

My experience in the #EnglishBoocamp challenge at Platzi.

Dear Eloy, How have you been? I am writing you this email to tell you about my experience in the #EnglishBoocamp challenge at Platzi.

A few weeks ago, I started the english challenge, and it's a really great way to learn and practice my english. I am going to finish all my challenge and I will go to talk with you in english so we can know my new skills.

I hope I can see you soon. All the best, Natty.

2️⃣Intermediate

!Francisco de Miranda

I choise Francisco De Miranda

• Politic, writer, humanist and Venezuelan Ideologist.

• Precursor of American emancipation versus spanish imperium.

• Knowled as first universal Venezuelan.

• He was participated in Independecy of EEUU.

to: myfriend@spacex.com

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subject: Experience in the #EnglishBoocamp challenge.

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Hi Dinela, What´s new? Do you know about Platzi English school?

I started studying at Platzi 4 months ago, and the English school is great, they have a challenge called #EnglishBootcamp it´s very nice practicing English you, learn a lot.

There is an activiy every day where you can practice your speaking, listening, writting, and reading; I really like the activities, so far I have completed all the activities, I hope you can join some day and try some challenge.

See you soon, Anthony

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++Intermediate level++

He is Antonio Melendrez

I think that he must have a monument because he was the unique person that was in opposition.

He did wonderful things like prevent a foreign invasion at Baja California Mexico with a group of a bit men and without government support. He and his men were alone against an invading army of hundreds.

Only a little group stopped them with creativity and intelligence.

Although his exploits were incredible he was executed by the government itself that protected. Here the story complete

I hope that you liked it. Thanks for read me :D

Beginner level:

To: paul@developers.io

Subject: Platzi English Bootcamp

Hello Paul. What´s new? I'm very excited because i found a english bootcamp at platzi. Could tell you about that?

I have platzi for 15 months, but the last month has been special because i'm doing the english bootcamp challenge for 30 days. I feel that really learn, improve my vocabulary, read, speak and write skills. If you take this challenge, you will no regret. We have meetups, voice chats (this is awesome for me), podcasts in english, more challenges and complete curses that you can take.

See you son Best wishes dear Friend Cristian.

Intermediate

I'm Oscar and this is my opinion about monuments:

Monuments that represents famous people are meaningless to me. I understand many people done important things to better community, health, peace, enviroment or something like that and in most cases, the actions these people did were against adverse situations, injustice or searching for common welfare. My point is that obviously they deserve mention and recongnition but a monument in this case puts their accomplishments as an unreachable goal or something "common people" can't do. A monument built for a famous person seems to be a prove that something extraordinary happend but the focus isn't the act, the focus is the person and I think the real sense of the monument in this case, is lost. Monuments about historical people, for example, is ok to me because people always speak about the person and the event behind. And mainly these kind of monuments make places looks great and interesting because of history.

To me, a monument must be about actions. For example, I'd like to see many monuments about science, doctors, nurses and people's effort to survive COVID pandemic, because the action is not focused on a person or an specific group of people, the action is about a huge crowd who works together everyday for all of us and normally does in many areas not only medical.

Greetings!

2️⃣ Intermediate:

The famous person in my country that I choose is Daniel Alcides Carrión.

He was a doctor and a researcher. He put his life at risk finding a cure for the Oroya fever. He is considered one of the fathers of Peruvian medicine thanks for his bravery in the researching of this disease. This unique fact makes it incredible and honorable to choose and put a statue of him.

Advanced:

Sample outline General topic: Nutrition. Specific topic: Healthy eating for cats. Objective: Research what healthy diet cats should eat.

Introduction: Explain why the most of the balanced food or feed aren´t good for our cats. And introduce what would be a suitable diet for cats.

Body paragraph: (3 paragraphs) Explain the type of diet that cats have in the wild. Explain diseases caused by eating ultra-processed foods. Investigate which are the main foods in a diet for cats.

Conclusion: How we can start to change so that cats eat better. Reflection.

Your city has decided to build a statue or monument to honor a famous person in your country. Who would you choose? Use reasons and specific examples to support your choice.

I think the right person for a statue could be Catherine Ibarguen she shows to every Colombian girl that resilience and passion for your carrer is one of the top qualities that trough you to acheve the success in every stage of your life.

The sports is one of the pure ways that enhanced the good values of every human.

She's not inspire a generation she make more for that.