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『 Blog #3 』 - Jia

 

『 Blog #3 』

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This is now my third blog writing. I feel like I should write it long again—but it won't be as long as what you think—because I want to. I mean, it looks better with long sentences. Isn’t it? However, I will be talking about what we did in AEP this term for two weeks(it was very fun, I swear).

So, everything has begun with scrabble. Which is my favorite until now among all the subjects. It is very fun to think of those words, and find them in dictionaries. But the most important thing is that there is a winner, and technically it's not chosen by knowledge. It’s chosen by luck(that must be the reason I won). Like for example, if you can z or q and get a double word score. If you just keep the score, there is 90% to win the game(I still remember when I got multiple vowels only). 


Okay, so the thing is I won the scrabble in the first week. I was with Ana—It was my first time being with her—and had so much fun. Maybe that’s because I won, but I still loved it, you know. We were losing until the last but made a reversal. Yay. It had quite a lot of points.


Now, the second week. It’s the most normal thing we do in AEP class. We play some games, then we continue to answer the paper. It was something about being safe. There were words like burglar, thief, and pickpocket. It was quite fun learning those things.


Oh, but the 32 wordle was really hard. In the first week we were not able to succeed but in the second week we were able to overcome the problem. But I like contexto more.


Conclusion. AEP was still fun and relaxing during the start of the new term. I enjoyed it a lot, and was looking forward to other games we could play or some new DOGO news(that sounds a bit weird but yes). I hope our next AEP comes soon again.


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