That is my first time writing something here, I'm not a person who usually write texts, so this is a little uncomfortable moment for me, but I'll try to turn this into a routine to improve my English level.

That is my first time writing something here,. I'm not a person who usually write texts, so this is a little uncomfortable moment for me, but I'll try to turn this a routine to improve my English level.

Thatis is my first time writing something here,. I'm not a person who usually writes texts, so this is a little bit of an uncomfortable moment for me, b. But I'll try to turn this into a routine toso I can improve my English level.

Uma regra muito importante no inglês é que, quando você está falando sobre outra pessoa que não seja você, você adiciona um ‘s’ ao final do verbo. Por exemplo, você não está falando de ‘I am’ ou ‘I’m,’ mas sobre o tipo de pessoa que você é—como dizer: ‘a person writes.’ Quando o sujeito é plural, como ‘they,’ você não adiciona o ‘s.’ Essa regra só se aplica quando você está falando de uma coisa ou de uma pessoa no singular que não seja você mesmo. “Tentei manter exatamente o que você disse. Corrigi principalmente a gramática..

That is my first time writing something here,. I'm not a person who usually write texts, so this is a little uncomfortable moment for me, but I'll try to turn this into a routine to improve my English level.

The corrections I made are ones that I would make for my own writing. A different person will probably make different corrections so please use the corrections as a reference only.

Thatis is my first time writing something here,. I'm not a person who usually writes texts, so this is a slitghtley uncomfortable moment for me, but I'll try to turn this into a routine to improve my English level.

Thatis is my first time writing something here, I'm not a perssomeone who usually writes texts, so this is a little uncomfortable moment for me, but I'll try to turn this into a routine to improve my English level.

I've altered this to make some of the expressions more idiomatic. Most of it was grammatically perfect but some of the word choices are maybe not as usual e.g. 'I'm not a PERSON' would normally be said 'I'm not SOMEONE' or 'I'm someone who really likes talking to new people' (you wouldn't have 'person' here). I'm also thinking it would be more idiomatic to say something like 'I'll try to MAKE this a routine' rather than 'turn this into a routine'.

Thatis is my first time writing something here,. I'm not a person who usually writes texts, so this is a little uncomfortable moment for me, b. But, I'll try to turn this into a routine to improve my English level.