last moment i try to read articles sciences because i'm interestinged with them but i face many déifficaulties so i try to progress my skills in english because she is langue of the word

Instead of moment do you mean recently? A moment is a very small time while recently is more broad.

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I'm not sure what you mean by last moment. You may want to replace with something like "before" or "last month".

Since you're using past tense, you would use tried not try. To try is the infinitive, tried is the past tense.

red is a color, read is a verb.

we put adjectives before nouns, so science goes before articles.

progress is more used when talking about something measurable by like a percentage while improve is used for something that isn't easily measurable.

English is capitalized because it is a proper noun.

I'm not sure what you mean by she is language of the word. I assume you mean she is the language of the world.

English only uses pronouns like he or she for living things. We use it when referring to one thing that isn't alive. So you would say because it is the langauge of the world.

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In the last moment iI try to red articles sciencad science articles because i'm interesting withed in them but iI face many déifficaulties, so iI try to improgressve my skills in eEnglish , because sheit is the language of the world

For the "interesting," it is pronounced "intresting," as you spelled it.
"I" is always capitalized. Always.
All nouns in English are neuter, like the neuter gender in German. They take the pronoun "it."