Before the pandemic, I thought that learning remotely was less effective than standard classes. However, since last year I have been learning English online and I can't complain. Moreover, I save a considerable amount of time, because I don't have to drive to English school or to my English teacher. After having learnt online for over a year now, I have come to the conclusion that no matter which way you learn, the most important factor for success is self-motivation.

Before the pandemic, I thought that learning remotely was less effective than standard classes. However, since last year, I have been learning English online, and I don't complain. Moreover, I can say that I save time because I don't have to drive to the English school or to my English teacher. After a year of learning online, I can say that the most important factor is self-motivation. It doesn't matter in what way we are learning. Key Corrections "Before pandemic" → "Before the pandemic" (added "the" for grammatical correctness). "is less effective" → "was less effective" (changed tense to past to match the context). "from last year" → "since last year" (correct preposition for indicating time). "I save the time" → "I save time" (removed "the" for clarity). "to English school or English teacher" → "to the English school or to my English teacher" (added articles and possessive for clarity). Added a comma after "After a year of learning online." "self motivation" → "self-motivation" (added hyphen for correct spelling).

Before the pandemic I thought that learning remotely is less effective than standard classes. But from last year I have been learning English online and I am not complaining. Moreover, I can say that I save time, because I don't have to drive to an English school or an English teacher. After a year of learning online I can say that the most important thing is self motivation. It doesn't matter (in) what way we are learning. Well written and very true! Just a few small corrections made to help you