I'm glad to see you are trying to improve your English - a good first step. I think it is difficult for Spanish people to remember to put the subject noun or pronoun in front of the verb. Unlike in Spanish, we need to clarify the doer of the verb and we don't omit "it". Sometimes we use "it" as an "empty" subject. eg. It's cold today. It's difficult to remember. (It +to be + adj. + to verb). In very informal speech we can leave out the pronoun and the auxiliary - Going to the shops later? = Are you going to the shops later? You have used the present continuous perfectly - "I am learning English.." so well done, as it is not quite the same in Spanish. At least there is only one verb to be in English! http://spanish.about.com/od/pronouns/a/subject_pron.htm ¡Buena suerte! Anne