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"Wanna" is casual, like slang. It's more proper to say "want to". "English" is a proper noun, so it should be capitalized. So is "I", same rule applies. "Meet" is a word that's better suited for meeting a person. "Encounter" is better for coming across things, like language. This sentence is far too long. We call that a run-on sentence. I broke it up into many different sentences for a better flow.

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Tidied up several things, but the most frequent were: Capitalization, which admittedly isn't THAT big of a deal in casual/online settings. Breaking up sentences that were too long. Gerunding of verbs.

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I wannat to start practice my english, but i don't have constant english friends and i only meetencounter the language in networks and video games, so iI want to start just writeing as much as i can about something and somewhere everyday, because iI can understand english but not speak it due to the fact that iI don't havedo active practice, just watching (shows / serials) and read, it's just like a passive understanding. I want to start practice my english, but i don't have constant english friends and i only encounter the language in networks and video games, so I want to start just writing as much as i can about something everyday, because I can understand english but not speak it due to the fact that I don't do active practice, just watching (shows / serials) and read, it's just like a passive understanding.

"wanna" is a casual abbreviation of "want to", so you wouldn't say "wanna to", the "wanna" includes the "to" already. "encounter" is more natural than "meet" when talking about things that are not people. "serials" is a little old fashioned, most people would just say "shows" now.

I want to visit Langcorrect one time of everyeach day and just writell something, and i. I will to make big mistakes, but is there has a possibility to take topics forto write that has not been invented not me? I want to visit Langcorrect one time each day and just write something. I will make big mistakes, but is there a possibility to take topics to write that has not been invented?

Not exactly sure what you were trying to say here but I touched it up with more natural language. Again, remember to capitalize proper nouns like "I", and break sentences up so they don't go on too long.

I want to visit Langcorrect one time of everyeach day and just writell something, and i. I will to make biga lot of mistakes, but is there has a possibilita way to takefind topics for writeing that has been invented not meI don't have to come up with? I want to visit Langcorrect one time each day and just write something. I will make a lot of mistakes, but is there a way to find topics for writing that I don't have to come up with?

Some similar comments to the first section. But the latter half needed some extensive rework to be understandable. I got the general idea of what you mean I think, but I could be mistaken. Also, a specific comment, a "big" mistake would be messing up something really important, "a lot of" mistakes would be frequent small ones. I don't know that for something like writing practice, the term "big" would be typically used.

I want to visit Langcorrect one time of everyday and just writell something, and i. I will to make big mistakes, but is there has a possibility to takefind topics forto write thaabout thas been invented not met I didn't make up? I want to visit Langcorrect one time of everyday and just write something. I will make big mistakes, but is there a possibility to find topics to write about that I didn't make up?

In the top of the website in the prompts tag people write helpful writing prompts to try!

I want to visit Langcorrect one time of everyce a day and just writell something, and iI will to make big mistakes, but is there has a possibility to takefind topics forto write about that has been inventedchosen by someone who is not me? I want to visit Langcorrect once a day and just write something, and I will make big mistakes, but is there has a possibility to find topics to write about that has been chosen by someone who is not me?

"tell" in this sentence would kind of imply speech rather than writing, so it's better to say "write" If you click the "Prompts" link in the heading, then you'll find some ideas for writing about :)

Because iI'm afraid that iI won't do it myself. I'm afraid that I won't do it myself.

"Because" is a good connector word but is not a great word to start a sentence with. Here, I just removed it altogether.

Because iI'm afraid that iI won't do it myself. Because I'm afraid that I won't do it myself.

Because iI'm afraid that iI won't do it myself. Because I'm afraid that I won't do it myself.

Because iI'm afraid that iI won't do it myself Because I'm afraid that I won't do it myself

Even in casual writing, the word "I" (and contractions that include it, like "I'm", which is a contraction of "I am") should be capitalised.