I am just learning I don't speak a work of English, so I have for this account to use online translator. But I'm going to improve and to go to their goals. I believe in myself and confident that I wil

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I am just learning I don't speak a work of English, so I have for this account to use online translator. But I'm going to improve and to go to their goals. I believe in myself and confident that I will achieve success.

Mar 6, 2015 6:29 AM

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I JUST STARTED LEARNING ENGLISH

I don't speak a WORD of English, so I'M USING this account AS A online translator. But I'm going to improve and REACH MY GOALS. I believe in myself and confident that I will achieve success.

NOTES:

CAPITALS = CORRECTION

- "I'm just learning english" = "At the moment, I'm only learning one language, which is English"

I think you want to say "I just started learning English" - "I want to learn other languages, but just English at the moment".

- "so I have for this account to use online translator" - Although not grammatically correct, It is understandable. What you may want to say is = "I will use this account at an online translator" or "So i'm using this account as an online translator" or "Because I'm on italki.com, i will use it as an online translator"

- "to go to their goals" - I didn't understand, so I tried my best. "Their goals" = someone else's goals, not yours. Better to say = "I will reach my goals". This is very natural statement in English.

Any other questions? Just ask :) Good luck

March 6, 2015