Weekly Reflection Week 7

By Anonymous -
What I learnt this week:
I learnt this week about analogies and what they mean. I also started on making a analogy.
I also learnt more about masculine and feminine words in french.

What to work on:
I am going to work on next week to chatter less in class time.

Highlights:
This week was a hectic week and I went down to Hereworth for tennis. The billeting experience was great and now I have had two billeting experiences. It was really fun and enjoyable.
I can't wait for the weekend!

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