1. LEARN ENGLISH WITH WHAT I HAVE AT HAND.


I've used a little bit of everything to improve my English: YouTube videos, songs, audios, virtual classes and even talking to myself out loud 😅. All of this has helped me to loosen up and understand more of what I hear and read.


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5. CHRONICLE ABOUT AURELIO IRAGORRI.

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2. MY MENTAL MAP OF LEARNING (PLE)

I made a mind map of how I learn and what tools I use. I realized that I not only study with books, I also learn by watching movies with subtitles, using apps like Duolingo or DeepL, and even correcting texts with the help of my teachers. You can see the mind map here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Xi8OB-caARa7DC1ZpTxLLEgPeVZwZbZl/view?usp=drive_link
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