English Pre Intermediate A

 Hi everyone! To be honest, I don't have many ideas of things I would change about the Social Work curriculum because I chose this career by comparing the curriculum of the University of Chile versus other universities; for me, the curriculum of this university is very complete, since you can learn social sciences. About the workload, I must say that sometimes (almost always) I think it is too much, reading and going to class is difficult, I can't read all the texts they ask us, the time is not enough. But, I think the length of the course is fine, it makes the difference between university and technical studies. I think there is a lack of resources to improve the infrastructure of the faculty, although it is not bad, in FACSO the classrooms are usually too small, the tables are unstable, among other things. One thing that was repeated to us a lot in the first year is that we will have to work with programs like Excel, but during that year, we used it very few times and I felt

 Hi everyone! The idea of traveling to the future is scary to me, because everything you see in the future is like a prediction, and I don't know if when you change something in the present, the future will change, because I think that things must happen in one way, a kind of destiny if I can call it that way. Besides, I'm not optimistic so my idea of everything in the future is pure destruction, much more individualism and unhappiness. For all these reasons, I prefer traveling to the past, I think that it would be helpful to fix some issues or mistakes. I would probably use the time traveling for that, like in the movie "About Time", where the main character learns how to time travel and he only wants to remend mistakes and improve the present. Of course that there's some problems in time traveling to the past, (well, there are just theories) like changes in the future where all is different.  When time traveling be possible, I would like to go to the 90's, s