I'm coming back to study eEnglish with you! I'm coming back to study English with you!

Add punctuation to the end of sentences.

Hello everybody,. Hello everybody.

Commas should not be used at the end of a sentence.

Hello everybody,! Hello everybody!

A full stop / period works too, but not a comma.

After a few months without practicing eEnglish, i'm back here ! After a few months without practicing English, i'm back here!

You do not need a space before "!"

After a few months without practicing eEnglish, i'm back here I have returned! After a few months without practicing English, I have returned!

After a few months without practicing eEnglish, i'm back here ! After a few months without practicing English, i'm back!

After a few months without practicing eEnglish, iI'm back here ! After a few months without practicing English, I'm back here!

I listened to and read a news article in English on News inl Levels. I listened to and read a news article in English on News in Levels.

I have listened and read a news articles in English onusing the website Newsinlevels. I have listened and read news articles in English using the website Newsinlevels.

I listened to and read a news article in English on Newsinlevels. I listened to and read a news article in English on Newsinlevels.

"I read and listened to" might be better. When you use two words/verbs where one takes an extra preposition (listen *to*) and one doesn't (read), then usually the one which takes the preposition comes next.

It helps me practice my listening and reading skills. It helps me practice my listening and reading skills.

Is "it" the app or the news article?

It helps me to practice listening and reading skills. It helps me to practice listening and reading skills.

It helpsed me practice (my) listening and reading skills. It helped me practice (my) listening and reading skills.

For past tense consistency since you used "listened and read" above.

The article speatalks about Trump's new plan. The article talks about Trump's new plan.

"Talks" is a better word to use here. Can you elaborate on what Trump's new plan does?

Theks article speaks about Trump's new plan. Thks article speaks about Trump's new plan.

The article speakstalked about Trump's new plan. The article talked about Trump's new plan.

It is not common to use "speaks" or "spoke" for things mentioned in writings.

Trump wants to help Europe and s. Some leaders approve of this idea, because the US its like friendan ally. Trump wants to help Europe. Some leaders approve of this idea because the US is an ally.

"Ally" (pronounced al-LIE) is a better word to use when talking about countries.

Trump wants to help Europe and some leaders approve this idea, because USthe United States its like a friend. Trump wants to help Europe and some leaders approve this idea because the United States is like a friend.

Trump wantsed to help Europe and some leaders approvewelcomed this idea, because the US itwas like a friend. Trump wanted to help Europe and some leaders welcomed this idea, because the US was like a friend.

Trump wants to help Europe, and some leaders approve of this idea, because the US its like a friend to them. Trump wants to help Europe, and some leaders approve of this idea, because the US is like a friend to them.

1) When you join two sentences with "and", if they're completely separate, there's a comma. If they have the same subject, there's no comma. e.g: "I am walking to school and talking to my friend." ("I" is doing both, no comma) "I'm walking to school, and my friend is talking to me." (Different subjects, comma) 2) USA/US takes "the".

However, others consider it like a bad idea because the plan can make OTANATO weak. However, others consider it a bad idea because the plan can make NATO weak.

« OTAN » is translated as "NATO" in English. Very technical, but helpful to know.

However, others consider it like a bad idea because the plan can make OTA(?) weak. However, others consider it a bad idea because the plan can make (?) weak.

However, others considered it like a bad idea because the plan canould make OTA weak. However, others considered it a bad idea because the plan could make OTA weak.

Not too sure what is OTA myself.

However, others consider it like a bad idea because the plan canould make OTA weak. However, others consider it a bad idea because the plan could make OTA weak.

It's a hypothetical, so you use "could", not "can" :)

Gaermany believes that the US should not attack businesses. Germany believes that the US should not attack businesses.

Gaermany believes that the US should not attack businesses. Germany believes that the US should not attack businesses.

Gaermany believesd that the US should not attacktarget businesses. Germany believed that the US should not target businesses.

Gaermany believes that the US should not attack businesses. Germany believes that the US should not attack businesses.

For me,I think the US is far -right, so iI'm not interestinged. I think the US is far-right, so I'm not interested.

Can you elaborate more on how you feel and why?

For me, the US is far right in its politics, so i'I’m not interesting.ed. For me, the US is far right in its politics, so I’m not interested.

For me, the US is far right, so i'm not interestinged. For me, the US is far right, so i'm not interested.

ForTo me, the US is far -right, so iI'm not interestinged. To me, the US is far-right, so I'm not interested.

interesting = something which causes interest e.g "This book is interesting to me = I have interest in this book" interested = the person/group who has interest e.g "I am interested in this book = I have interest in this book"

And you, wWhat is your opinion about this topic ? What is your opinion about this topic?

And for you, what is your opinion about the topic ? And for you, what is your opinion about the topic?

AndHow about you, w? What is your opinion abouton this topic ? How about you? What is your opinion on this topic ?

AndWhat about you, what is your opinion abouton this topic ? What about you, what is your opinion on this topic?

opinion *on* a topic