1. **What do you like about the English language?**
  - I like the versatility of the English language. It's spoken worldwide and opens up opportunities for communication and cultural exchange. Additionally, I appreciate the richness of its vocabulary and the vast amount of resources available for learning.

2. **What don’t you like about the English language?**
  - One aspect I find challenging about English is its irregularities in spelling and pronunciation. It can be confusing for learners, especially when words don't follow consistent patterns. Also, mastering grammar rules and idiomatic expressions can sometimes be tricky.

3. **Do you think it is a good idea to take part in an English speaking camp? Why or why not?**
  - Yes, participating in an English speaking camp can be highly beneficial. It provides immersion in the language and culture, offering opportunities to practice speaking and listening in real-life scenarios. Interacting with native speakers and fellow learners enhances fluency and confidence. Moreover, it's a fun and engaging way to improve language skills outside of a traditional classroom setting.

4. **How can you improve your English outside class?**
  - There are several ways to enhance English skills outside of class. Watching English movies and TV shows, listening to podcasts or audiobooks, and reading English books or articles are effective methods to improve vocabulary and comprehension. Additionally, practicing speaking with friends or language exchange partners, writing regularly, and using language learning apps or websites can help reinforce grammar and communication skills. Immersing oneself in English-speaking environments, such as joining clubs or attending events, also accelerates language acquisition.