What I have learned so far in the university

Topic: The first semester was about brushing up our previous knowledge.
Point 1: Grammar and writing
Point 2: Idioms and expressions
Point 3: Literature
Conclusion: The previous semester is needed to acquire basic skills, so we will become good teachers.

Today, I am a second semester student in the university. The first semester was really destitute. The first semester was about brushing up our previous knowledge in many ways including grammar and writing, idioms and expressions and last but not least literature. The first difficult challenge was grammar and writing. Grammar was always been my most hated part of English. However we had a prominent teacher, (whose name is David Kozma) who could teach us grammar greatly superb. We studied again the whole grammar, but this time with adored, therefore in the end we could pass at the exam with flying colours. The second abnormal challenge was studying idioms and expressions. This field was unknown for many of us and I think it will be for a long time. I have no clue how could I pass in the final exam, but I did it somehow with nice mark. Finally, our third most challenging task was literature.  For me this was a familiar and loved area. We had studied a plenty of poem as well as short stories. My favourite was the Great Gatsby, but unfortunately, in the final exam I got a poem yet I passed with a good grade in this subject as well. In conclusion, I have to say that all of the branch of study needed in the previous semester to acquire basic skills, so we will become good teachers.




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