Karla Mariana Guardado López
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Reaching the final stage of a course is always a rewarding moment, and this recap brings together the core skills practiced throughout every lesson. Understanding what you have accomplished helps you consolidate your learning and apply it with confidence in real-life situations.
What skills did you practice in this course?
Throughout the course, three main skill areas were covered, each one building on the previous to strengthen your overall communication in English [0:12].
These three areas work together to make your English more precise and natural, whether you are writing an email, giving a presentation or having a conversation.
How can you prove what you learned?
The course includes a final exam that evaluates your understanding of all the topics covered [0:38]. Completing it is essential because it leads to a downloadable certificate that validates your progress. This certificate serves as tangible proof of your new abilities and can be shared on professional profiles or added to your portfolio.
Why should you leave a review?
Sharing your experience benefits both future students and your own learning process [0:48]. When writing a review, consider questions such as:
Reflecting on these points reinforces retention and gives you a clear picture of your growth. It also provides valuable feedback that shapes the learning experience for others.
Take a moment to complete the exam, grab your certificate and share your thoughts. Your input matters and helps build a stronger learning community.
Karla Mariana Guardado López
Great
Maryory Lixalbel Alvarado Ríos
Hello
Ramses Velazquez
Hello from the other side.
Paula Useche
How did this course help you? This course helped me expand the way I can say things like rules, instructions, expose what someone else said, summarize and emphasize, give my opinion and contrast ideas or facts. What was the most interesting part of the course? The most interesting part of the course for me was report what someone else said. How will you put what you learned into practice? I’ll practice this topics in the future conversations or writings that I do
Wilson Danilo Malaver
Along this course, I have learned how I can properly report whatever other people say. Also, now I know how to compare ideas and speak with emphasis when I want. Another important thing I learned is what the teacher explained about modals; it has helped me a lot to leave behind the confusion. I really think that this is the right way to improve my English—learning specific things so I can include them in my conversations and be more professional.
Caleb Nuñez Muro
This course helped me to talk english better. The most interesting part of the course was "while/whilst". I will put what I learned into practice when I watch movies on Netflix.
LUISA FERNANDA GARCIA RIVERA
This course helped me to learn new phrases in English, I learned how I can express a intention or a purpose using “In order to” or “so as to”. I have learned about how to give instructions and suggestions in a correct way. I also learned how to express assumptions ans missundertandings, how to ask in a formal way and how to use the restrictive and nonrestrictive clauses.
The most intereseting part of the course is that I can practice all the skills (listening, writing and speaking) ans I thought that it couldn't be possible in an online course.
I definetely will use all this knowledge when I talk with native people and when I try to find a new job in an American Company.
Alejandra Martinez Vargas
I certainly like this course because I learn a lot about the language in order to improve my skils.
José Antonio Amador Barrientos
this course help me to clarify some gaps about my vocabulary on casual conversations
The best part of the course for me, it is when we talking about the exercise or about anything on the comments, and seeing teachers and students sharing thoughts
When i speak in English
LEONARD CUENCA
I Like you ideas
Iván Villegas
These course helped me to increase my vocabulary, and make me more secure when i'm speaking. I don't know if i can choose the most interesting part cause everything was important for my knowledge. I'll put it in practice, for the moment, in blogs or social media, while i find some places in my city where i can put it into practice.
David Almeida
I have been doing this course for a while, I have to say that I didn't give the time that I would like to give to my learning, but during this journey I can feel how my english level has improving so fast.
This course has helping me to get new vocabulary, to understand better the propperly use of infinitive.
The most interesting part of the course for me was Certaintly / Likely
Thank you Rene Lora, for this course and also for showing to the world the talent in languages that colombian people can has. I will apply in my daily life this course.
Fransis Andrea Monroy Ramírez
I learned new vocabulary and topics, Thank you Rene!!!
Jefferson Ernesto Flores Meléndez
This course has helped me to improve my knowledge about the language, about my daily practices. Surprisingly, the teacher has very good pronunciation and has been a great help.
Diego Mauricio Zuluaga Rodríguez
How do infinitives make instructions clearer?
Infinitives act as the direct bridge between an action and its purpose. Instead of using wordy explanations like "You must do this because you need to achieve that," you can simply use the infinitive of purpose, such as "Press the button to start the machine." This structure is incredibly common in manuals, workplace guidelines, and public signs because it removes ambiguity. It tells the listener or reader exactly what action to take and why, without unnecessary grammar getting in the way. Mastering this makes your English sound much more natural, concise, and professional, especially in environments where clear communication is critical. Whether you are writing a quick email or guiding a team through a new process, infinitives keep your instructions sharp and effective.
Diego Mauricio Zuluaga Rodríguez
What's the best way to emphasize information?
The best way to emphasize a specific point is by using cleft sentences or specific intonation patterns. A cleft sentence splits a basic idea into two parts to put the spotlight on the most important detail. For example, instead of saying "I loved the ending of the movie," you can say, "What I loved most was the ending of the movie." This creates a dramatic pause and builds anticipation, forcing the listener to pay attention to the exact piece of information you want to highlight. It is a powerful rhetorical tool used by public speakers, debaters, and native speakers to ensure their main message is never lost in the middle of a conversation.
Diego Mauricio Zuluaga Rodríguez
When should I use reported speech?
You should use reported speech whenever you need to relay information, gossip, instructions, or feedback from a third party without quoting them directly. Imagine you are in a business meeting and need to summarize what a client requested, or you are telling a friend about a conversation you had earlier. Instead of awkwardly mimicking their exact words, you shift the tense back (for example, changing "I want" to "He said he wanted"). This allows you to weave other people's thoughts seamlessly into your own narrative. It is an essential skill for storytelling, professional reporting, and everyday conversations. By mastering this, you avoid sounding like a robot repeating quotes and instead sound like a fluent speaker who can naturally integrate external information into a fluid conversation.
Walter Alberto González
In my case this course help me a lot to improve my grammar and listening.
Best regard!!
Juan David Murillas Fierro
In my humble opinion, I really liked this course. Although I already knew some grammar tips, the course and the teacher helped me to practice and improve them. The difficulty is rising little by little through every course.