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A page on the internet is like a single screen on a website (hard for me to describe, sorry), I think you meant to say post

This is my first page/post This is my first page/post

I do not know what iI will write today. I do not know what I will write today.

I do not know what iI will write today. I do not know what I will write today.

I do not know what i willto write today. I do not know what to write today.

I do not know what i willto write today. I do not know what to write today.

I do not know what iI will write (about here) today. I do not know what I will write (about here) today.

I am an english student, i. I studied in an english academy 2 years ago, but for my job i mustI had to left itave. I am an english student. I studied in an english academy 2 years ago, but for my job I had to leave.

I am an english student, i studied in an english academy 2 years ago, but for my job i must to left it.

I am an english student, i. I studied inat an english academy 2 years ago, but for my job i must to left it.I left the academy. I am an english student. I studied at an english academy 2 years ago, but I left the academy.

I am an eEnglish student, i. I studied inat an eEnglish academy 2 years ago, but for my job i must to left itI had to leave it for my job. I am an English student. I studied at an English academy 2 years ago, but I had to leave it for my job.

Capitalise English "Studied at [place]" not "studied in [place]" Another way to say "must" is "have to" (in present tense), and since "must" doesn't have it's own past tense form you would write "had to"

I amwas an eEnglish student, i. I studied in an eEnglish academy 2 years ago, but for my job i must to left itI had to leave it for my job. I was an English student. I studied in an English academy 2 years ago, but I had to leave it for my job.

Better, I studied English . I am an English student could mean that you are a student from England.

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Now, iI am studying forby myself, i. I asked to ChatGPT about a study map to start, so, i I am doing that. Now, I am studying by myself. I asked to ChatGPT about a study map to start, so I am doing that.

Now, i am studying forby myself, i. I asked to ChatGPT aboutfor a study map to start, so, i am doing that. Now, i am studying by myself. I ask ChatGPT for a study map to start.

Now, iI am studying for myself, i. I asked to ChatGPT about a study mapplan to start, so, i I am doing that. Now, I am studying for myself. I asked to ChatGPT about a study plan to start, so I am doing that.

Always capitalise "I" (this correction also applies to your other sentences) Term is "study plan" You don't need the comma after "so" if there aren't any other words between the commas

Now, i am studying for myself, i. I asked to ChatGPT aboutfor a study map/plan to start, so, i am donow I am following that. Now, i am studying for myself. I asked ChatGPT for a study map/plan to start, so, now I am following that.

for myself (for the purpose of me) by myself (without help from a teacher, etc.)

It recommend me this website to be betterimprove my writing things. It recommend me this website to improve my writing.

It recommend to me this website to bwrite better writing things. It recommend to me this website to write better.

It recommended me this website to beget better at writing th/improve my writings. It recommended me this website to get better at writing/improve my writing.

Past tense for recommend "Be [adjective] at [noun]" "Get better" not "be better" "Things" isn't necessary to add "Improve my writing" sounds more natural than "get better at writing things"

It was recommend meto me by this website to beget better by writing things. It was recommend to me by this website to get better by writing things.