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My first day of kindergarten and we were expected to be communicate in English. This made it very hard on me and was very confused because of the language barrier -
When arriving in the first grade I was expected to be able to read simple words, but because I was still adapting and knew very little english this task was difficult and my confusion only grew
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At this point my English had increased exponentially and I could understand/speak. And could read and write at a decent level for my age and grade -
At this point in time my English was very good and I had just moved to America, but things weren't as easy as I thought they would be because of accents. Even though I could speak and write English perfectly because of the my accents and other peoples understanding them became difficult.
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This was the summer after my first year of school in the United States, and I had just been introduced to the diary of a wimpy kid. I was reluctant to read it but immediately when I started reading it sparked my interest, and because of this I finished the book very quickly went back to my cousin to ask for the other Diary of the wimpy kid books he had. -
After a while in school I was recognized by my teacher because of how advanced my English and education was, because I was from a foreign she didn't expect my English to be good. -
As of right now my English has developed and I am taking a college level English class.