Dreaming of English Class Last night, I had a dream that I was sitting in my English class. It was a familiar setting, with the same desks and the same teacher, but something was different. My classmates were actually paying attention and participating in the lesson. As the class went on, our teacher asked us to write an essay on a topic of our choice. I felt nervous, but also excited to finally have a chance to express my own thoughts in English. As I wrote my essay, my ideas flowed smoothly and I felt confident in my ability to express myself. When I finished, I felt a sense of pride and accomplishment. Then, it was time to present our essays in front of the class. As I stood up to share mine, I looked out at my classmates and saw that they were all listening intently. I felt like I had something valuable to say. The dream made me realize that English class can be much more than just a requirement or a chore. It can be an opportunity to express ourselves and share our unique perspectives with others. With the right mindset and a willingness to engage, English class can become a space where we can grow as people and as learners. As I woke up from my dream, I felt inspired to take this lesson to heart and approach my own English class with a renewed sense of purpose. Maybe I can't make my classmates listen to me in real life, but I can still take the chance to express myself and to learn from my teacher and my fellow students. Who knows, maybe some day a dream like this could become a reality.