Today, I'm grateful to Allah because I was able to improve my English knowledge.
This morning, we had a midterm test on essay writing. We had to write five paragraphs about an environmental issue. I realized that one of my mistakes was repeating the same vocabulary, and actually, that's not good. Mr. Luqman also said it was a bad habit. Now, I know that the question "What do you do?" is asking about your job, not what you're doing right now. For example:"What do you do?" , Answer: "I'm a college student."
Alhamdulillah, now I understand that.
Before, I thought it meant "What are you doing?", but I was wrong. Mr. Luqman said that if you want to develop your English skills such as writing, listening, and others you must study and practice more. You can practice listening in English conversations on YouTube, especially those spoken by native speakers. That way, you can learn the accent, improve your pronunciation, and expand your vocabulary. Did you know? Many English speakers say their English is good, but when asked certain questions, they don't always understand. For us as college students, learning proper English is important because it helps shape the way we speak.
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