I study ehave been studying English for four years. I have been studying English for four years.

The action started in the past and is continuing, so you use have + been + verbing.

I study ehave studied English for four years. I have studied English for four years.

I’ve been study eing English for four years already. I’ve been studying English for four years already.

I've been study eing English for four years. I've been studying English for four years.

Hello, my name is Eduardo i. I'm from Brazil, and iI love study eing English, in my eEnglish school,. I'm getting ready a efor an English Cambridge test or ToiecOEIC. Hello, my name is Eduardo. I'm from Brazil, and I love studying English in my English school. I'm getting ready for an English Cambridge test or TOEIC.

-Often, when you have a new subject and verb, you need to start a new sentence. -Always capitalize 'I' and proper nouns like 'English.' -love + verbing = I love studying -You prepare for or get ready for something = I'm getting ready for a test. Otherwise it means you preparing the thing = I am getting the test ready so my students can take it.

Hello, my name is Eduardo i. I'm from Brazil, and iI love to study eEnglish, i. In my eEnglish school, I'm getting ready a efor an English Cambridge test or ToiecOEIC. Hello, my name is Eduardo. I'm from Brazil, and I love to study English. In my English school, I'm getting ready for an English Cambridge test or TOEIC.

sometimes shorter sentences help readability acronyms are always capitalized names of languages are capitalized

Hello, my name is Eduardo i. I'm from Brazil, and iI love study eing English, i. In my eEnglish school, I'm getting ready a epreparing for an English Cambidge test or Toiec. Hello, my name is Eduardo. I'm from Brazil, and I love studying English. In my English school, I'm preparing for an English Cambidge test or Toiec.

Hello, my name is Eduardo i. I'm from Brazil, and iI love study eing English, in. At my eEnglish school, I'm getting ready a eto take an English Cambridge test or ToiecOIEC. Hello, my name is Eduardo. I'm from Brazil, and I love studying English. At my English school, I'm getting ready to take an English Cambridge test or TOIEC.

My favourite skill is speaking because, iI love speaking and to meeting new people. My favourite skill is speaking because, I love speaking and meeting new people.

My favourite skill is speaking, because, i I love to speak and to meet new people. My favourite skill is speaking, because I love to speak and to meet new people.

The comma goes where the period would normally go if it were split into two sentences.

My favourite skill is speaking because, i I love to speak and to meet new people. My favorite skill is speaking because I love to speak and to meet new people.

My favourite skill is speaking because, i I love to speak and to meet new people. My favourite skill is speaking because I love to speak and meet new people.

In addition iI love dance, the gym and my cat Tito. In addition I love dance, the gym and my cat Tito.

In addition i, I love dance, gym and my cat, Tito. In addition, I love dance, gym and my cat, Tito.

by the way, "dance, gym" makes it sound like these are class you are taking. If you are not meaning that, then perhaps try: In addition, I love dancing, going to the gym, and spending time with my cat, Tito.

In addition i, I love danceing, gym, and my cat, Tito. In addition, I love dancing, gym, and my cat, Tito.

In addition i, I love dance, the gym and my cat, Tito. In addition, I love dance, the gym and my cat, Tito.