Hello every body.

My name is David and I'm fFrench.

I joined this website with the goal of improving my writing expression.skills (ou bien my written English)

I've studied english for more than twenty years now.

But I have to confess that, as a lot oflike many little fFrench students, I was not very involved duringengaged for the first ten years: (the years spent at school.)

It is justwas only after I became an helicopter pilot (or during the course I attended for that) that I realized how much this language could be helpful and useful for my job.

In fact it was essential. So, I decided to get more involved in learning eEnglish.

I attended several courses, seize each occasionsjumping at every opportunity to talk in eEnglish.

opportunity ou chance marchent beaucoup mieux ici que "occasion."

The main things which improve the mostd my skills the most was the time I spent embeddnlisted with American pilots duringfor four months, without any fFrench people to talk with around me.

Je ne sais pas ce que vous voulez dire par embedded. Engagé dans l'armée? (Enlisted)

Quite difficult to decryptunderstand the accent at the beginning ...) it was a revelation (to discover) that even if the vocabulary and even the syntax used to speak are not always correct, I'm able to have a conversation with native speakers.

"natives" est un mot péjoratif pour parler d'une population indigène...ajoutez le mot speakers :)

Since this moment, with a reenforceat time, with renewed motivation, I've continued to work hard to enhance my skills.

However even if my oral and written comprehension are quite good, my oral and written expression must be improved in order to be more fluid and closer from native language.sound more natural.

Thanks to you to the people who will take the time to help me by proofreading this text.

On ajoute toujours "the" quand on parle d'un groupe de personnes inconnues.

Hello every body.

My name is David and I'm fFrench.

Nationalities are always capitalized.

I joined this website with the goal of improving my writing expressionskills.

I've studied eEnglish for more than twenty years now.

Languages are always capitalized.

But I have to confess that, as a lot of little fyoung French students, I was not very involved during the first ten years: the years spent at school.

It is just after I became an helicopter pilot (or during the course I attended for that) that I realized how much this language could be helpful and useful for my job.

In fact, it was essential S, so I decided to get more involved in learning eEnglish.

I attended several courses, seized each occasions to talk in eEnglish.

The main things which improve the mostd my skills the most was the time I spent embedded with American pilots during four months, without any fFrench people to talk with around me.

This "Texas time" (yes, those guys were all Texan).

QIt was quite difficult to decrypt/ understand the accent at the beginning ...). It was a revelation that even if themy vocabulary and even the syntax used to speak are not always correct, I'm able to have a conversation with natives.

Since this moment, with a reeinforced motivation, I've continued to work hard to enhance my skills.

However, even if my oral and written comprehension are quite good, my oral and written expression must be improved in order to be more fluid and closer fromto the native language.

Thanks to people who will take their time to help me by proofreading this text.