I would like to study in another country, but I am afraid because I have too many international exams and I am trying to improve my skills (currently, my English skills).

Do you mean 'I am afraid because I would need to pass a lot of international exams'?

When I have writtene, I use Grammarly, but when I finishedonce I have made the corrections I felt thatel like thise text was not written forby me.

I practice every day for around 3 hours, I usually watch English video blogs and use Duolingo, but my speaking skill iss are bad, I guess it.

'Video blogs' is correct but we usually call them 'vlogs' - a combination of the word 'video' and 'blog.

So, I don't know how I can improve this skill because I don't meetknow any native speakers.

The nNext week, I am beginnstarting English class ines at a Language Academy but these classes are one hour per day and online.

Great sentence, if you add 'only'- e.g. 'But these classes are only one hour per day and online' this emphasises that you don't think this is enough.

On the other hand, II am also practiceing for the academic interview and wrote a guionscript, read this guionscript, and repeat it like a parrot.

Use 'am practicing' if this in ongoing. 'On the other hand' suggests that you are going to say something that contradicts the previous sentence, maybe 'also' would work better?

Then, I read different texts or news to acquire more vocabulary and couldto use it in my texts and speaker times.ech.

When I watcheds watching video blogs, I saw this pagwebsite in one of the videos, and I decided to provetry it.

By page, do you mean 'website'- langcorrect?

My cChallenge.

I would like to study in another country, but I am afraid because I have too many international exams and I am trying to improve my skills (currently, my English skills).

I am guessing "too many" or maybe "I have to pass".

When I have writtene, I use Grammarly, but when I have finished the corrections I feelt that thise text was not written forby me.

I practice every day for around 3 hours,. I usually watch English video blogs and use Duolingo, but my speaking skill iss are bad, I guess it.

So, I don't know how I canto improve thismy speaking skills because I don't meet any native speakers.

The nNext week, I am beginning an English class in a Language Academy but these classes are one hour per day and online.

On the other hand, Ito practice for the academic interview and, I wrote a guionscript, read this guionscript, and repeated it like a parrot.

Then, I read different texts or news to acquire more vocabulary and couldin order to use it in my texts and speaker timesing practice.

When I watched video blogs I saw this page in one video, and I decided to provetest it.

Historically prove meant test eg "The exception proves the rule" which is a saying in English meant "The exception tests the rule" but this is no longer the case. They mean different things.

Thanks for reading mey work!