Speaking: You did great in both the activities and your responses to the lesson's questions. It's evident that your vocabulary has grown, but improving your spoken communication further will require you to keep adding the newly learned words into your sentences.

Grammar: Please take note of these errors:
 

You said: Put egg and flour to make a dough.

Correct: Mix egg with flour to make a dough

You said: It wasn't funny.

Correct: It wasn't fun.

You said: Some neighbor is give something.

Correct: Some neighbor is giving something.

​Vocabulary: You did very well remembering the new vocabulary that we learned. 

writing: something that has been written or printed
article: a piece of writing about a person, or some news  or writings in a magazine or on the internet
pleasing: satisfying or enjoyable
sweet tooth: If you have a sweet tooth, you like eating sweet foods
Exotic:   something that is unusual and exciting
devote something: to give all of something
intriguingly: interestingly
various: with many or different kinds

driveway: a private area  in front of  a house or a building where you can drive or park
apartment unit: a single part of an apartment building

​Overall Feedback: Pay attention to your grammar errors and ensure you review your corrections to reduce mistakes. Develop a routine of consistently speaking in complete sentences. Keep up the good work!