I liked to write in a different language; I've never done like this before, also I think it was interesting because we learned english with practice and not reading from de whiteboard everytime like in the school. Is more funny when we have to think to make something instead of just repeat what the teacher show us. With this exercises I learned to write in a better way than after because there is more freedom, for example, when I write something wrong I know I can fix it without the pression of "I can't be wrong" for the marks. Also I think with these exercises I learned to write more quickly than after and, obviusly, increase my vocabulary. In my opinion, in the future would be fun to include make exercises watching movies and writting some phrases that we think were interesting, or listening songs in class and writting about them, but the thing I never do is read a lot of things that are in the whiteboard because I passed 14 years in the school doing that. I thin...
I started to draw when I was 5 o 6. I drew things that I saw in tv, comics or anything that I think was interesting. I really liked to draw the simpsons, sponge bob, mickey mouse and things like that. When I grow up I realized that I could do more with my hobbie, so I started to expand my "talent" to another things in high school, like Art. I bought a lot of pencils grafito and colours (my favourite was faber-castell) but one day when I was 15 my teacher asked us to made a paintwork about Van Gogh and when I listened that name I thought "How can do something like that..." because he was a great painter. I did my paintwork and my teacher really liked me after that but I didn't know why beacuse I thought my paintwork was ugly jaja. The next year, when I was 16 I painted everything, I liked that, I felt the "freedom" to do what I want and happened the same when I was 17, but in my last year they changed the teacher and the new loved the cinema... In summ...