keep in touch

Sorry, my dear friends!

It seems that I have been "disapeared" for such a loooooooooooooooooooong time at Englishbaby.

You know, there are too much stuff to deal with and sometimes we have to abadon some for some moment.

Anyway, life is hard, and we must hang in.

AND WE ARE HANGING IN!

Frankly speaking, I have been learning English for a long time, since I was a pupil. But I don't think I can talk or write in English freely enough; in other words, my English level is still too low.

I have found the resons. And I think I can solve my problems by myself through the Internet and books. All I need to have now is more patience and stronger will.

I have been searching for my best way to learn English as soon as I was a freshman, choosing English as my major subject at the college in 2008.

Now I am a sophomore, of course, and I will be a junior student in the coming September. Having 2-year experience learning English as my "job", I realized that I have lots of challanges and puzzles, which must be overcome and solved by myself. And the Internet did help me a lot.

Though I am in a small city, or say, an undeveloped city in an undeveloped provience, and the chance for communication is slim, thanks to the Internet, I can make friends online and break the limitation in areas. But it is not easy to find a helpful friend and keep in touch with him or her very well. 'Cause we do can not know each other and have trust in each other by only meeting on the virtual Internet.

So I think information comes first. With the latest information and having the most useful materials, including ebooks and videos, we can have a better knowledge and have the chance to survive in the outside world.

Time flies! In less than 3 weeks, I will take my TEM-4 examination.

Thouth it will be Qingming Festival next Monday, and we have a 3-day holiday including this weekends, I won't have the chance to go any place or do something interesting.

I feel a bit worried about my study, and I am busy preparing for my TEM-4. What's more, this semester I have taken Japanese as my second foreign language. It is very hard for me to learn it as a beginner. But I am always encouraged by my favourite words " Time can heal anything".

I am extremely sorry for that I haven't been here for so long time. And I may seldom be here before April 18th. But later I won't.

My only wish at the moment is that I will do my best and have a wonderful result on my TEM-4!