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This is very close, just a few little grammar mistakes like the lack of "am" in the original sentence.

My Second part of Live Journal "How I am learning the English" My Second part of Live Journal "How I am learning English"

Or "How I am learning the English language''

First of all I want to say thank for your corrections in my first part live journal (It's correct to say - part journal?. First of all I want to say thank for your corrections in my first live journal.

First part would imply that this is a second part, as opposed to the second journal. A part means a piece, a part of a pie is only some of the pie not all of it.

I understand a note isn't a journal. I understand a note isn't a journal.

NA note is reminder. A note is reminder.

I'm Bair and I'm learning the English language. I'm Bair and I'm learning the English language.

At the moment I learned modal verb - s such as 'can', constraction - s such as 'there is/there are', questions words (who, what, how, where, when, how mauch, how long), imperatives (this theme is little bitI don't understand so well yet), sentensces, like and dislike (I love "verb+ing", or I love "noun"), past simple (I strarted learning this tense) and I began learning irregular verbs. At the moment I learned modal verbs such as 'can', contractions such as 'there is/there are', questions (who, what, how, where, when, how much, how long), imperatives (this theme I don't understand so well yet), sentences, like and dislike (I love "verb+ing", or I love "noun"), past simple (I started learning this tense) and I began learning irregular verbs.

Well done on your learning!

I learn the English language for three or four hours every day. I learn the English language for three or four hours every day.

I began read (it's correct write began - irregular form, read - base form?)ing I began reading

I began reading (it's correct write began - irregular form, read - base form?) I began reading (it's correct write began - irregular form, read - base form?)

Began is good, 'reading' is the past version needed to match began. I began reading. (Past) I am reading. (Present) I will read. (Future) Have you read? (in the past) Here you say read like ''RED'' Are you reading? (In the present) Will you read? (in the future) Here you say read like ''REED''

It's this correct?) or Is it correct? Is this correct? or Is it correct?

It's correct is short for it is correct, not is this correct or it is correct

this book onin the Russian language and watched the movie (or cartoon or animation film). this book in the Russian language and watched the movie (or cartoon or animation film).

I understand most parts of the book when I read (irregular form) this book. I understand most parts of the book when I read (irregular form) this book.

You could also write: ''I understand most of this book when I read it.''

It's so motivates me to learn the English language. It motivates me to learn the English language.

Thank you tofor reading (irregular form) mythe Second part of my Live Journal. Thank you for reading (irregular form) the Second part of my Live Journal.