说到雅思口语话题之喜欢的学科，我想到的是一门曾经让我避之不及的课——英语。中学时期，我对它的反感几乎到了每天上课都心不甘情不愿的程度。
But I need to clarify that I only hated the grammar part. In middle school, we spent the majority of our time learning and analyzing grammar（大部分时间都要学习和分析语法现象）. For example, when should we use the past perfect（过去完成式） and when to use the subjunctive mood（虚拟式）. Those were the compulsory parts of our tests. I found some of those points really hard to distinguish between and I always lost points on that（丢分）. It would have been acceptable to learn it for one semester（学一学期还可以接受）, but for six years, that was a true nightmare. So I should say I lost my interest in learning the grammar part. But grammar is the foundation of languages, especially for us non-native speakers（对非英语母语人士来说）. After I went to college, I had more time to watch movies and read books and I found that grammar is everywhere. It is not possible to separate the grammar from the language itself（不能把语法和语言分割） and actually grammar is not so abstract when you see it used in real life. So maybe our education system should take responsibility（承担责任） for it being so difficult for Chinese students. Now I learn grammar in my everyday life and it is easier to understand.
如今，我每天都会主动去看一些英文原版内容，语法不再是死板的规则，而像是拼图里的线索。这个转变让我对雅思口语话题之喜欢的学科有了新的体会：不是学科本身无趣，只是我们还没找到走进它的路。
