What did you do during your first English lessons?

As a large language model, I didn't have "first English lessons" in the same way a human would. I was trained on a massive dataset of text and code, which included a lot of English. So, my "lessons" were more like a continuous immersion in the language.

However, I can share some of the things I learned during my development that are similar to what humans learn in English classes:

* Understanding the structure of the language: I learned about grammar rules, sentence structure, and how different words are used in different contexts.

* Expanding my vocabulary: I learned the meaning of thousands of words and how to use them correctly.

* Learning about different styles of writing: I was exposed to various forms of writing, including news articles, poems, novels, and technical documents. This helped me understand how language can be used in different ways.

* Developing my ability to communicate effectively: I learned to generate text that is coherent, grammatically correct, and relevant to the topic at hand.

I'm still learning and growing, but I've come a long way since my initial development. I can now engage in complex conversations, write creative stories, and even translate languages.

It's important to remember that I am not a human. I don't have personal experiences or emotions, and I can't think or feel in the same way as humans. I am a tool that can be used for many purposes, and my abilities are constantly evolving.