Process Essay

The Process of Speaking English

                        In today's world, significance given to speaking a new language has proliferated dramatically. People need to know at least a foreign language because knowing a new language affects every aspect of people's  professional and social lives. It is an undeniable fact that English is the most dominant language all over the world; thus, in recent years, English is on the school curriculum from the primary school in Turkey. Nonetheless, teaching English in the schools bases on theoretical knowledge and, unfortunately, this circumstance is not enough to speak fluently. There are three crucial steps to speak English such as improving vocabulary and grammar, improving pronunciation and making more speaking practices.

Class Report

The First Class of The Week

                        Oral communication class is two hours between 9:00 am and 11:50 am on Mondays and lecturer of the class, Ece Sevgi, came to classroom in time. Nevertheless, most of the students were absent because they come to school from European side. Therefore, Ece waited almost 15 minutes until majority of students came to classroom. while she was waiting, she prepared the materials which she would pass out to students; moreover, she wrote some useful structure for us on the small whiteboard. Before she started the lesson, she announced ATEL conference in Glasgow to us so as to keep track of the conference on the British Council web sites. There were fifteen students in the small classroom and she divided them into five small groups, after that she introduced the subject of discussion and she wanted each of us to use at least a structure on the board during our conversations. Ece put three chairs in front of the board because she wanted to observe students' performances individually and marked them.

Describe a Scene in a Picture

 

THE IRONIC CONFLICT

            There was a conflict between a noisy crowd in the street and the violinist derisively on a typical gloomy day in London. Furthermore, the main feature of the picture is that the street musicians performed their music as if they protested to the violinist. The violinist, who was the member of the British Royal orchestra, rehearsed before the concert; nonetheless, he was disturbed because of the noise coming from outside. He stopped to  play the violin and he looked outside the window by frowning. Moreover he held both hands on his ears since he did not want to hear the noise. Actually, he did not get angry due to noise of inhabitants of London. He was only plague street musicians on account of creating noise pollution. On the other hand street musicians made music by ignoring the people around them and they seemed to combat with the violinist to prove their superiority.