My English Class (A1-A2)
- Professor Octo
- Nov 5
- 4 min read
Updated: Nov 8
My name is Saruul. I am a mother of two children. I live in Ulaanbaatar. I work in an office during the day, and in the evening, I study English.
Every day is busy. In the morning, I cook breakfast for my children. I help them get ready for school. Then I go to work. At the office, I answer phone calls, write reports, and go to meetings. When I come home, I feel tired.
But at seven o’clock, I have my English class. Sometimes I want to rest. Sometimes I think, “Maybe I will not study today.” But I remember my dream — to speak English well. I want to travel and talk with people from other countries. So I open my laptop and join the class.
My teacher’s names are Orgil and Itgel. They are very kind and patient. They use the Acquisition Method. In this class, we don’t study long grammar rules. We listen, read, and talk about simple stories. My teacher says, “Don’t worry about mistakes. Just understand and enjoy.”
At first, I didn’t understand much. When he spoke English, it was difficult. I saw the screen, but I didn't understand everything. I wanted to give up. But the teachers always smiled and said, “It’s okay. Your brain is learning. Just keep reading and listening.”
