I'm lucky because I found the perfect job early, without studying. I'm lucky because I found the perfect job early, without studying.

You can say “without studying” or “without having to study”

I'm lucky because I found the perfect job early, without studyneeding to go to college. I'm lucky because I found the perfect job early, without needing to go to college.

I think you mean study as going to school. Those are not interchangeable in English.

I'm lucky because I found the perfect job early, without studying. I'm lucky because I found the perfect job early, without studying.

Study needs to be in the right form here, oftentimes after a proposition like without, the following verb will be appended with the suffix -ing

Oops, I forgeot to say what I'm gdoing : Oops, I forgot to say what I'm doing :

“Forget” should be past tense and “going” makes more sense if you use “doing” since you are talking about what job you are doing

Oops, I forgeot to say what I'm gdoing : Oops, I forgot to say what I'm doing :

Oops, I forget to say what I'm gdoing : Oops, I forget to say what I'm doing:

I'm have been a tattoo artist since 2019. I have been a tattoo artist since 2019.

“I’m a tattoo artists” works but because you mention what year you became a tattoo artist, we use the past tense “I have been a tattoo artist”

I'm have been a tattoo artist since 2019. I have been a tattoo artist since 2019.

I'm have been a tattoo artist since 2019. I have been a tattoo artist since 2019.

The verb "to be" needs to be in the correct tense here, which is perfect tense ("have been").

I tryied again with studying last year, in an animation's school, but the mentality gap between others students and me was so big. I tried again with studying last year, in an animation's school, but the mentality gap between other students and me was so big.

Because you are talking about last year, we use the past tense “tried”

I tryied again with studyto start school last year, in an animation's school, but the mentality gap between others students and me was so big. I tried again to start school last year, in an animation school, but the mentality gap between other students and me was so big.

I tryied again with study last year, in an animation's school, but the gap in mentality gap between the others students and meI was so big. I tried again with study last year, in an animation school, but the gap in mentality between the other students and I was so big.

Past tense. "A" before a vowel becomes "an"

A lot of them was ere there just for fun. A lot of them were there just for fun.

A lot of them was ere there just for fun. A lot of them were there just for fun.

A lot of them wasere here just for fun. A lot of them were here just for fun.

Still past tense.

They used IA forAI to create art, they had zero motivation and zero respect for teachers. They used AI to create art, they had zero motivation and zero respect for teachers.

They used IA forAI to create art, they had zero motivation and zero respect for teachers. They used AI to create art, they had zero motivation and zero respect for teachers.

It's AI in English because it's called Artificial Intelligence.

They used IAI for create art, they had zero motivation and zero respect for the teachers. They used AI for create art, they had zero motivation and zero respect for the teachers.

In English it is AI (artificial intelligence)

So, I stopped taking courses and, So, I stopped taking courses and,

Course is a noun, so something you take in English.

Actualynow, I learn alone.). now, I learn alone.)

Actually, I learnstudied alone.). Actually, I studied alone.).

Here is where you would use study

Actually, I learn alone.). Actually, I learn alone.

It's grammatically correct but could with more depth. "Actually, I learn best alone"

When I was 18 years old, I madedid my first tattoo on meyself. When I was 18 years old, I did my first tattoo on myself.

When I was 18 years old, I made my first tattoo on meyself. When I was 18 years old, I made my first tattoo on myself.

When I was 18 years old, I madedid my first tattoo on meyself. When I was 18 years old, I did my first tattoo on myself.

This one is a hard one! But tattoos are something you do, not make, in this context.

And it was a revelation. And it was a revelation.

Great word!

But also therapy, because tattoos help people love theire bodies, and sometimes, it helps to keep important moments on us. But also therapy, because tattoos help people love their bodies, and sometimes, it helps to keep important moments on us.

But also therapy, because tattoos help people love theire bodies, and sometimes, it helps to keep important moment ons for us. But also therapy, because tattoos help people love their bodies, and sometimes, it helps to keep important moments for us.

But also therapy, because tattoos help people love theire bodies, and sometimes, it helps to keep important moments on us. But also therapy, because tattoos help people love their bodies, and sometimes, it helps to keep important moments on us.

This one is also really hard, but try to take a look at the differences between "there" and "their".

It's a social job too, because it's an exchange between the professional and the customer. It's a social job too, because it's an exchange between the professional and the customer.

It's a social job too, because it's an exchange between the professional and the customer. It's a social job too, because it's an exchange between the professional and the customer.

When I was younger, I wanted to have a job whothat mixes Art, Therapy and Social. When I was younger, I wanted to have a job that mixes Art, Therapy and Social.

When I was younger, I wanted to have a job whoich mixes Art, Therapy and Socialpeople. When I was younger, I wanted to have a job which mixes Art, Therapy and people.

When I was younger, I wanted to have a job who mix Art, Therapy and Socialthat was social and mixed art and therapy. When I was younger, I wanted to have a job that was social and mixed art and therapy.

Mix needs to be in the correct tense, also social cannot be used in this context as it is not a noun, rather an adjective.

But, in France, we don't have a lot of choices. But in France, we don't have a lot of choices.

I thought about "Art-therapist", but I needed to become a "Psychologist" and after "Art-therapifirst". I thought about "Art-therapist", but I needed to become a "Psychologist" first.

This is an easier way to say you need to become a Psychologist before becoming an Art Therapist.

I thought about "Art-therapist", but I needed to become "Psychologist" and afterbefore "Art-therapist". I thought about "Art-therapist", but I needed to become "Psychologist" before "Art-therapist".

I thought about "Art-therapist", but I needed to become a "Psychologist" and after a "Art-therapist". I thought about "Art-therapist", but I needed to become a "Psychologist" and after a "Art-therapist".

And I had a little trauma with school, so, I don'idn’t want to have long studyspend a long time in school. And I had a little trauma with school, so, I didn’t want to spend a long time in school.

Using “didn’t” instead of “don’t” keeps the sentence in the past tense.

And I had a little trauma withat school, so, I don't want to have long studyto go to school for a long time. And I had a little trauma at school, so I don't want to have to go to school for a long time.

And I hadschool was a little trauma with schooltic, so, I don't want to havestudy for a long studytime. And school was a little traumatic, so I don't want to study for a long time.

While you can have a singular trauma, it's more common to describe the whole experience as traumatic. In this context, study is a verb and is not something you can have.

(Now, I'm a little bit sad about this, because I love to learn and I verreally wanted to discover more things with others passionnate people. (Now, I'm a little bit sad about this, because I love to learn and I really wanted to discover more things with other passionate people.

(Now, I'm little bit sad about this, because I love learning and I verreally wanted to discover more things with others passionnate people. (Now, I'm little bit sad about this, because I love learning and I really wanted to discover more things with other passionate people.

(Now, I'm a little bit sad about this, because I love to learn/learning and I verreally wanted to discover more things with others passionnate people. (Now, I'm a little bit sad about this, because I love to learn/learning and I really wanted to discover more things with other passionate people.

Learn either needs to be in its natural form or conjugated. While "very" is a word that can be used to underline your point, it is not usable for verbs, which in this case is "wanted".

It was came a looooong way to become a tattoo artist, and to foundind a good "master" who wanted to help me. I came a looooong way to become a tattoo artist and to find a good "master" who wanted to help me.

It was a looooong way to become a tattoo artist, to foundind a good "master" who wanted to help me. It was a looooong way to become a tattoo artist, to find a good "master" who wanted to help me.

It was a looooong way to become a tattoo artist, to foundind a good "master" who wants to help me. It was a looooong way to become a tattoo artist, to find a good "master" who wants to help me.

If you put "to" in front of a verb, put it in its infinitive form. Want needs to be conjugated.

And I'm proud of meyself. And I'm proud of myself.