In this blog I have to tell you which grammar topics have been difficult for me and how have I dealt with them, and which materials and extra practice I had to use to improve those topics.
I found difficult two topics during this Q:
- Future Perfect
- Future Continuous
I did the practice we had to do in the Work Book and I realized I needed to practice it more. Here you will see my homework. It wasn't so good at that time, but now I understand how this tenses are used and soon I will explain them to you :)
Now, I want to show you how I understand this topics that in their times were difficult to me:
Future Perfect: The future perfect refers to things that will be in a determinated state in the future. Generally, there are finished things, but it is used to talk about a situation that will have ended
Future Continuous: The future continuous is used to talk about situations that will be happening in the future; that is to say that we are talking about a continuous situation on the future
(I marked in bold type those words that I used in the explanation that are actually in the rule of that tense)
More than just "non-understanded" topics, I also tried to focus on little doubts I could have during the Q. It was because I understood a determinated topic but I have some insecurity with something so I decided to analyze it and learn from it.
For example:
Here you can see more from my learning...
I decided to call this "IMPORTANT LEARNING"
First, in this picture you will see in my book where I wrote my doubt:
And here I wrote my own explanation and learning in my notebook:
One more!!
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