I am here to improvise my English. I am here to improve my English.

I am here to improvise my English. I am here to improve my English.

I am struggle with the grammar . I struggle with the grammar.

I struggle OR I am struggling. The meaning of these two tenses is similar but slightly different. You can't say " I am struggle"

I am struggle with the grammar . I struggle with grammar.

I know the French languagemy native language, French, is more difficult than English because there are more I know my native language, French, is more difficult than English because there are more

rules . rules.

rules . rules.

But when I write in English, I translate in my brain from French to English so I have a bad habit tof structureing the sentence like the french sentence. But when I write in English, I translate in my brain from French to English so I have a bad habit of structuring the sentence like the french sentence.

But when I write in English, I translate in my brain from French to English so I have a bad habit tof structure theing English sentence like the fFrench sentenceones. But when I write in English, I translate in my brain from French to English so I have a bad habit of structuring English sentence like French ones.

Now, we can find several applications to learn a language but that is the problem : quantity does not mean quality. Now, we can find several applications to learn a language but that is the problem: quantity does not mean quality.

In French, you put a space before these punctuation marks: : ; ? ! In English, there is no space before them, they attach directly to the preceding word, just like a comma or a full stop does.

Now, we can find several applications to learn a language, but that is the problem : quantity does not mean quality. Now, we can find several applications to learn a language, but that is the problem : quantity does not mean quality.

So I want to try theis site to see if I can improve my English. So I want to try this site to see if I can improve my English.

"the" is okay but "this" makes it clearer.

Thanks for reading my first text. Thanks for reading my first text.

Thanks for reading my first text. Thanks for reading my first text.

See you soon. See you soon.