Writing

Ahojte, chci se zeptat, co byste v těto “psaních” vylepšili/udělali jinak? V prvním jsem měl kamarádovi vysvětlit, proč by tu práci měl/neměl vzít – chce práci, kde jsou sporty náplní práci (ale toto není ten případ), chceš si zlepšit AJ a mít i něco do svého CV. (180–220 slov), druhá je recenze knihy (220–240)

1. Writing

• Hi Carlo!
• First of all, I’m glad hearing from you again and at very beginning I wouldn’t recommend you it. I’ll try to explain why.
• You said you wanted to improve your English and I have to say this job is perfect for this purpose. The almost whole 3/4 of the month were full of English. For example the 7th of August – I was helping others by explaining things to people from the different part of the world. Or the 10th of August, when I was organizator of the presentation for significant English visitors. Both activities gave me a lot and I feel my English improved a lot during these days.
• However, you woundn’t probably like it due to the lack of sport activities. I mean, the 1st of August we were doing just paperwork and it nor let you do sports neither improves your English. And the most ridicilous fact is that we did sports for the first time on 21st of August!
• If I was you, I’d have a look for job which is really focused on sports and also gives you enough opportunities to improve your English.
• If you want know more or you didn’t understand something, don’t hesistate to write
• Looking forward to hearing from you
• Johnny

2. Writing

• As a fan of Zlatan Ibrahimovič, I had to read his autobiography called „I’m Zlatan Ibrahimovič“ and I think this name perfectly fits along with the personality of this a little bit egoistic football player who’s so inimitable that nobody minds his behaviour.
• Zlatan describers the period of his life since the time he was a little kid till the end of his first season at AC Milan. It’s mostly chronological with some chapters which are more focused on people and things rather than that time period. Every passage is pretty detailed and Zlatan didn’t avoid personal conversations which are also included so the readers have got chance to find out how he really is.
• I don’t remember any boring part of the book and although it’s question if it’s due to his writing skills or his incredibly interesting life (or his infinite imagination), the reader will be satisfied because of getting the constant fun and action. And as non-native speaker, I really appreciated that the English used in the book is pretty easy to understand (if you are at least B2).
• However, some conversations (for example between Zlatan and his agent) seemed so unrealistic and I felt like Zlatan just made it up to make it a little bit more interesting.
• But generally I can just praise the book and I’m not afraid to call it as the best autobiography book ever