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Reflective Essay On Aesop's Fable

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At the beginning of this curriculum, I’m very reluctant to read Aesop’s Fable because I think this book is suitable for children, rather than me, a college student. However, I admit that I learn a lot after finishing it. Firstly, I know a great many of words about animals such as wasp,partridge and owl which broaden my knowledge. Words are basis of learning English. Secondly, it tells me a lot of truth in life. If one day I become a teacher, I will tell my students these ideas. In my opinion, although some are out of date, it is still a fortunate in my life. As for English learning techniques, the most important thing is interest. This course not only allow us to accumulate all the knowledge related to English during reading but also help us develop a good habit of reading. Last but not the least, I start trying to write complex long sentences by using conjunction. I think this is my biggest progress because I overcome my worry that I fear making mistakes. Even if I am not very good ,I believe as long as I try my best, my writing techniques will improve.
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