My English Learning Process

Hello and welcome! As you will see in this blog, I’ve collected all the activities I’ve done during my English course. You’ll find grammar exercises, writing tasks, listening and speaking practices, and many other interesting activities. This blog is a space to review what I’ve learned, share my progress, and keep everything in one place. It’s also a great way to keep practicing and see how much I’ve improved over time. Feel free to explore, read, and enjoy the journey of learning English with me! Let’s keep growing and having fun with English!

I present this audio where I talk about my experience learning Software Analysis and Development . I share how I’ve applied my knowledge and skills in real work situations, highlighting key attitudes, beliefs, and responsibilities needed for success in this field. In the audio, I use modal verbs like must , should , and have to to explain duties and give advice in software development. I also introduce myself with my basic info in English. https://drive.google.com/file/d/18VeFczOKHAwVIBtWHW0w98ROq_-1L-_A/view?usp=drive_link

As part of my English learning process , I’ve had the chance to improve my language skills by creating educational materials like brochures. This specific brochure shows my ability to write clear and well-structured texts in English, using accurate and relevant vocabulary.

In this introductory video, I’m happy to introduce you to someone very special — my cousin, Juan David García. In this presentation, I’ll talk about his personality, interests, and daily routine. You’ll learn about his age, what he likes to do, and how he spends a typical day.   https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ew3KD5MhoVcw3IcmXj_AHHKOQNVcGUpe/view

 Below, you’ll find my cover letter in email format. In it, I describe my professional background and the skills that make me a strong fit for the position.

In this chronicle, we will go back in time to explore the life and work of Franz Kafka , a key figure in world literature and a symbol of existential thought and inner conflict. Through this story, we will look into Kafka’s appearance, personality, and behavior, and how these aspects shaped his unique and mysterious style. In this text, I have used appropriate vocabulary and followed correct spelling, punctuation, and formatting rules to keep the narrative clear and well-organized. I have also tried to use basic English structures in the past simple tense to describe Kafka’s life, thoughts, and literary legacy.

  In this simulation, I answer key questions for a job related to Software Analysis and Development . You’ll see how I explain my background, experiences, and future goals, while using clear and confident English. This video shows my communication skills and my commitment to growing professionally in the tech field. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rSH96qxujax_im_lGh7bwVYMvdz8Q7Vu/view

 In this recording, I’ll talk about my academic and professional journey. You’ll hear about my goals, the actions I’ve taken, and how I plan to reach them. I’ll also introduce myself with my basic information and share how I’ve used English grammar when making decisions and adapting to work situations. https://drive.google.com/file/d/13J-DPdn8ccvSS0p8m4D8tAkl8hzJg8Nv/view

 I’m excited to share this video about Monserrate, one of the most popular and iconic places in Bogotá, Colombia. In this presentation, I’ll show you its main features — like where it is, what you can do there, and why it’s such a special place for locals and tourists. You’ll see slides with interesting facts, images, and my personal opinion about Monserrate. I also made sure to speak clearly and naturally in English, so it’s easy to understand and follow.

Here, I’ve shown how I organize my Personal Learning Environment (PLE) for learning English. I included the tools, strategies, and how I apply them in my daily work to communicate better and grow professionally. The map is clear and well-structured, with ideas grouped in a simple way so it’s easy to follow. I also added examples that show how I use English in real situations. This is part of my learning journey, and I wanted to show how English has become part of my work and personal development.