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1. A COUNTRY I'D LIKE TO VISIT

 



Welcome everyone to your first blogging assignment. As you might have noticed in the title of this post, you'll have to write about a country you'd like to visit. In order to accomplish this task, you'll have to answer the following questions:

1. Which country would you like to go to? Why?
2. What do you know about it?
3. What would you like to do there?
4. Would you like to study / work / live there? Explain.
5. Upload pictures



Don't forget that:
1. You have to leave comments on 3 of your classmates' posts and another on mine too.
2. Your text should have no less than 160 words.

Heart of language and culture

It's hard to believe that a teacher of English has never been to an English speaking country. Well, I'm a teacher of English who's never travelled abroad, but who's always wanted to visit England. 

I’d like to visit it because England is the birthplace of English. Believe it or not, the English that people speak there today is quite different from the English that was spoken long ago. If you were to read Geoffrey Chaucer's Canterbury Tales, the first bestseller in the English language, someone would have to explain to you what many words mean.

Another important reason why I'd like to visit it is because I consider this country's contributions to literature and music important. It's hard to imagine what my teenage years would have been like without J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter, or English performers such as The Beatles.

If I go there someday, the first thing I’ll do is to explore London, since this city is full of monuments, historic buildings and other interesting sights such as The Tower of London.
Second, I’ll travel around the country and visit other remarkable places like Stonehenge, Britain's most famous prehistoric monument, or the Cotswolds, a popular tourist area, famous for its beautiful scenery and pretty towns. I’d love to stay there for a long time, maybe a year, so that I could meet people and know more about their culture.

Well, I hope that one day my dream and also yours come true.




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  2. I don't find it unusual for an English teacher not to have visited another country, it depends on the opportunities one has had.

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  3. Hi miss! I think that England is a beautiful country, and very elegant too... I hope you can visit it soon :D Regards!

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  5. Hello miss! The truth is that it doesn't seem strange to me that an English teacher has never been to an English speaking country. Even so, I'm agree with the rest of your ideas and I would love to visit England.
    I hope you can visit this country any way, good luck!

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  6. I hope than u one day can go :c travel it's a very beautiful activity <3

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  7. Hi miss, I hope you can visit soon ! England is a country with a lot of culrure and many stories, must be very exciting to been there.

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  8. Hi, the dreams become true, I know that you can visit England someday, its a beutifull contry that is waiting for you :3

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  9. I can't imagine how wonderful England is. I hope yo make your dream come true sooner or later. By the way, I love their accent.

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  10. England must be very beautiful and I would also like to know its capital london, I hope you can go and learn a lot about its architecture and culture :)

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  11. I hope you can fulfill your dream, England is a very interesting country. I would like to go because I want to visit Stonehenge

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  12. I love that country too. I would like to visit England with my friends!!!!!

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  13. Hello Miss Gloria! I would like to visit England too because I'm attracted by new movements in art, design and poetry there.

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  14. Hi teacher! I hope you can visit England soon and fulfill your dream.
    Greetings! ;)

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  15. Hi miss! If I had the chance to go to England I'd take it without thinking twice. I hope you can visit someday, best regards <3

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  16. Hi Miss! Certainly England is the birthplace of great figures and artists, visiting it should be a great cultural exchange. Without a doubt, time would be lacking to explore all of British culture. I hope that you 'll soon fulfill your dream of visiting it. Greetings!

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  17. England is beautiful, with so many places to visit! I would like to go to the Harry Potter theme park haha. I hope you can visit England someday.

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  18. hi !, i hope you can visit england, this places in the pics are a amazing and interesting

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  19. Sincerely always I was feel that the English of England is more sophisticated and elegant that the English of USA, is one of things that I like it more the England culture.

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  20. England is a very good country, I think it has a lot of history and culture but I honestly think I would get bored if I go :c

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  21. Please take me with you! I'm useful and silent, I beg youu

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  22. it would be a dream trip, I would love to go too

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