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ENG3U Reflective Essay

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In English, listening, speaking, writing, and viewing skills are very important to us. In the ENG3U, I improve these skills and it helps me very well. The books I read, the essays I wrote, the questions I did all of this are improve these skills, and I gained from these.

How did your reading, writing, and viewing skills help you to improve presentation and oral communication skills? When I stand in front of the blackboard, I always very nervous, I don't know how to speak, these skills are only the weapon I can use, they are the only thing I have in my presentation. Also, oral communication is the same thing, when I first to Canada, I didn't know how to talk to people, shame was the thing stand in my way, I couldn't talk to people because this. I need to learn English to overcome this problem, also it is when I know how important is English. Thank this cause, it improves these skills. …show more content…

These things always help when I deal with English. The books, fiction, Materials, it is all written in English in Canada. When I first to Canada, I almost read 10 words and there have one I can't understand, it make me feel like I am in the hell. These skills are basic in English learning. The viewing skill is most important in this. The speed of reading is relation on this thing, when we read books, we need fright out what is that mean, this is about how skillful we are. Right now, I can read English in a fast speed, it is thank for

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