Plans for the Future December 27, 2013

PC TECH students have many hopes and dreams for the future.  Describing these ideas makes use of future-tense verbs.

Kevin from France tells us of a possible career in the entertainment world:

I would like to become a producer, so I will have to find an audio engineering school to learn more about this career.  I choose this job because I love music and I really want to work in a music studio.  When I was 14, I started to play guitar and piano and to practice singing.  I thought that it would be better to be a producer instead of being an artist.

Takuma comes to us from Japan and gives us his reasons for learning English:

I think English will help me in every way because I want to work in New York [in the future].  That’s why I am learning English right now.  If I can speak English very well, I will be able to find a lot of kinds of work.

[Another] reason is that I can have transactions with the people of different countries.  Because I think English is the most popular language all over the world, I have to get more skills.

The most important is that I can get married with an American [really? –ed].  Actually, it is my most important reason.  [Editor’s note: Maybe this is written “tongue-in-cheek.”]  Probably I can do that because I will stay here a long time.

PC TECH: English Language School in New York City