After one
week it's time to do a first inventory.
It's very nice here. I really like to be here. I like the city, I know some nice people, I like the school and the teachers and what I don't like is at least okay. So there is nothing that bothers me.
But, I
think four weeks is to short to make big steps. The problem is just that I'm
time pupil, tourist and a young guy who wants to go out in the evening, all at
the same. So, there is not enough time to pratice the stuff from the school by
myself. Beside that, I think I will learn some stuff, but for big steps the
time is just to short. I met a guy from Korea and he has been here three months
already and for him it is boring in San Francisco. I think this is perfect for
studying a language, because than you have time to review the school stuff in
the evening.
Beside that
I think it is very interesting that the stuff which I learn in school confuses
me sometimes if I speak. Because, in the past I just spoke and made a lot of
mistakes. But now, often I think "is this countable or not, so should I
use 'much' or 'many'?" or "did this begin in the past and is it still
running or just in the past, so should I use 'simple past' or 'present progressive'?".
I think the problem is not, that the stuff from the school confuses me, the
problem is that the rules in english are so ambigous. So it is often in the eye
of the beholder if something is countable or not or if it is simple past or
countinous past.
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