What I learned at the academy

Hello, Gwen!
Thanks for your kind corrections and replies.
I'm happy to hear that I explained the show clearly, haha.
 
You gave me today's topic: What I learned at the English academy.
Well, I learned many things including listening, reading, grammar and vocabulary.
Sometimes I learn about TOEFL, but yesterday I learned on TEPS.
In fact it was a crash course for TEPS.
Do you know what TEPS is?
 
At first, it stands for Test of English Proficiency developed by Seoul National University.
It's now a test of authority in Korea. It was first made in 1996, but had been not famous in comparison with TOEFL until recent. These days, since the TOEFL's fee is expensive and so popular that test supplies cannot meet the demands, TEPS has been taken a lot by Koreans.
 
It has four parts including Listening Comprehension, grammar, vocabulary, and Reading Comprehension. That's why I learned the four. I hope I can get high score at the September's test. (Actually TEPS is monthly test, so everyone can take it once a month.)
And I bet that your corrections will act as a great merit for me!
 
In the Listening section, I learn a news from ABC. It was about a dangling restaurant.
Have you ever heard about it?
In London, Istanbul, Las Vegas, and Barcelona, there are tables and chairs suspended from a crane. It charges about $6,500. How expensive it is! But I think it deserves the charge. Imagine that you're dangling in the sky, having lunch or dinner. I think it'll be a wonderful experiece. Once you conquer the vertigo, maybe.
If I have a chance to go those cities, I'd like to give it a shot!!
 
I think there are many strange and awesome things around the world.
 
Well, since it's time I went to bed I'll come back tomorrow again.
 
There's no time like the present to sleep~!
 
P.S. Maybe it's day time in Canada, isn't it? Have a nice day~