Today is the third day I writehave written in English. Today is the third day I have written in English.

Today is the third day I wriote in English. Today is the third day I wrote in English.

I made a lot of mistakes from basic to advance,d, and sometimes I get bored because I am always wrong and. I was going to quit and stop writeing English. I made a lot of mistakes from basic to advanced, and sometimes I get bored because I am always wrong. I was going to quit writing English.

'Mistake' should be plural. 'Advance' is a basic verb while 'advanced' refers to the difficulty of something. 'I' must be followed by a verb; 'I am bored', 'I get bored', 'I am always wrong', 'I believe I am always wrong', etc. 'Quit' and 'stop' carry the same meaning, so you only need to use one of these words.

I made a lot of mistakes from basic to advance,d, and sometimes I felt bored because I was always wrong and. I was going to quit and stop writeing English. I made a lot of mistakes from basic to advanced, and sometimes I felt bored because I was always wrong. I was going to quit and stop writing English.

I am nervours about my mistakes. I always think people will taunt me. I am nervous about my mistakes. I always think people will taunt me.

I am nervours about my mistakes Ibecause always think people will taunt me. I am nervours about my mistakes because always think people will taunt me.

I felt nervours about my mistakes. I always thinkought people willould taunt me. I felt nervous about my mistakes. I always thought people would taunt me.

When you describe your feelings, you can say, "I felt X" or "I was X." They mean the same thing.

I shared my felelings with my teacher who taught me at thein college and he said, “Don’t worry about that, just keep going, do whatever you can and m. Make a lot of mistakes as much as you can, i. If you're wrong, then fix it.' I shared my feelings with my teacher who taught me in college and he said, “Don’t worry about that, just keep going, do whatever you can. Make a lot of mistakes. If you're wrong, then fix it.'

'If you wrong' is grammatically incorrect. 'You're' in a contraction of 'you are'. AKA, 'If you are wrong'. 'You're' is easily confused with 'your', which is possessive, as in 'your dog' or 'your hat'.

I shared my felelings with my teacher who taught me at the college and he said, “Don’t worry about that, just keep going, do whatever you can and make a lot of mistakes as much as you can, if you are wrong, then fix it. I shared my feelings with my teacher who taught me at the college and he said, “Don’t worry about that, just keep going, do whatever you can and make a lot of mistakes as much as you can, if you are wrong, then fix it.

I shared my feleling with my teacher who taught me at the college and he said, “Don’t worry about that, j. "Just keep going, do whatever you can and make a lot of mistakes as much as you can, if you. If you are wrong then fix ithem. I shared my feeling with my teacher who taught me at the college and he said, “Don’t worry about that. "Just keep going, do whatever you can and make a lot of mistakes. If you are wrong then fix them.

"Mistakes make you better”." "Mistakes make you better."

Mistakes make you better”.” Mistakes make you better.”

That is why I continue to write this paragraph. Alternatively, 'That is why I continue to write English." That is why I continue to write this paragraph. Alternatively, 'That is why I continue to write English."

That why I continue to write this paragraph. That why I continue to write this paragraph.

That why I continued and wriote this paragraph. That why I continued and wrote this paragraph.