Enrique Domínguez english

  The truth is that since I have been here in Chile for 6 years I have already visited several places in the country, but I would like to know more. I've traveled quite a bit north compared to south. Of the places I've been to and that I like the most is Tongoy, I went about 2 times in the summer and now for the week of the 18th I was also there with some friends. In the summer I went once with my family and the second time I went with some friends, both times by car as well as the third time I went in the week of the 18th. I really like Tongoy for all the things you can do and the proximity Everything, these times that I went, I go to the two beaches that are here, on Monday mornings we went to the little market that is there, at night we went to Puerto Velero. I really enjoy going to Tongoy because of the summer atmosphere it creates, I also like how small it is and everything you can do without having to travel by car.

  Today I am going to talk to you about my grandfather who currently lives in Caracas Venezuela, his name is Antonio Morales. Since I was very little I have been very close to my grandfather Antonio, he is my idol and an example to follow in my life. My grandfather was a pilot in the Venezuelan Air Force where he held the position of General. He was the pilot of his time with the most flight hours and managed the presidential plane in two periods (Carlos Andrés Pérez and Rafael Caldera). His flight companions and over time the people who flew with him nicknamed him “Smooth” because when the plane landed he could not feel the wheels touching the ground. My grandfather has always been very close to his family, he is a very loving person and a great man, he would pick me and my brothers up from school, he would prepare a delicious breakfast for us in the mornings when we stayed the night at his house. I have always seen my grandfather with admiration both for the person he is and for ever

  Since I was very little I have had a lot of interaction with English, my mother is an English teacher, she in fact lived and studied for a time in the United States. He always spoke to me and my brothers at home in English or rather in a kind of Spanglish. Despite having a mother who speaks the language perfectly and who has always spoken it to me since I was little in English, it was never easy for me to speak it, I understand it very well, when my mother speaks to me in English at home I understand her. perfect, but I have a hard time formulating the sentences to establish a conversation. In the end it is my fault for not being able to speak the language better and develop in it, because the truth is that I have never put the proper effort into being able to learn it well. As I said before, it is easy for me to understand it most of the time, but when it comes to establishing a conversation I get very confused since I do not have adequate knowledge of the grammar nor do I practice

  Book Title: "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea" Author: Jules Verne My Experience Reading It: I read "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea" when I was very little, the truth is that I have never been one to read much and I have not gotten a taste for it even though I would love to read more. I read it because he was at my house and my dad asked me to read a book, so it was more or less forced by my dad, but after reading it the truth is that I don't care that he forced me. How I found out: I found out about this science fiction classic because it was at home and because I had already seen movies based on the famous writings of Jules Verne. Why I like it: What really caught my attention about this book was Verne's ability to mix science and adventure in such an intriguing way. The way he described the mysteries of the seabed and sea creatures in such detail made me feel like he was exploring the oceans along with the characters. Plus, the constant intrigue and unexpecte