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Today I will writte about an evaluation that I’m going to do about this English Course. The main points  I will be writting about are, firstly, If I enjoyed it and why, secondly if it help me to improve my English and, finally, give my opinion of the pros and cons of blogging in my English class.

Let’s start with the fist point.

I have to declare that I enjoyed this English course because it was very funny and defiant. Also, we talk and writte about a lot of interesting topics that I’ve never been talking about in English like important dates, my favourite photograph, my favourite piece of technology and controversial  issues and taboos. In my opinion, the methods of the teacher were right and appropiate to have significant learnings.

Moving to the next point, I think this english course help me to improve my English specially when we had to discuss different topics with a partner.

In my opinion, pros of blogging in my English class are:

-    Writting about different topics, and
-    Reading in our classmates blogs and give an opinion about it. 

Cons of blogging in our English class are:
-    Sometimes, I didn’t know what to writte and the time passed very fast.

So, That’s all I have to writte on this blog. Goodbye!!!

Chilean puma

Today I'm going to talk about the Chilean puma, also known as the lion of mountain. The puma (Felis concolor) is protected by the Chilean law, but it is still victimized by illegal hunters that follow them in the Andes.

It’s a carnivorous mammal  that belongs to the Felidae family. The body of the puma is strong, its head is small and its color is dun brown. Its length changes according to the different zones where the puma lives and it ranges between 1,4 and 2,4 meters.

They are animals that have a lof of habillities for example to climb up trees or move in a rocky place and they can run fastly in short distances.

Pumas live in all American continent and its natural environment is the jungle and rocky places. In Chile, the puma lives along the Andes. In the Cordillera de la Costa of the central zone of Chile you can see them rarely.

Females are smaller than males, they have young every two or three years and their gestation takes  between 90 and 96 days. Their babies are born with different colored markings on their coat, but they lost that color when they grow up.