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Hey Natasha, I had a chance to learn Russian a bit in Moscow and I noticed that the structures are quite different to English. Here I can help you with some problems :
1. I am very bad know english. You need verb to be (am) with adjectives (happy, sleepy, tall etc), but you don't need it with verb (know), so >>> I know English.
2. I am very bad know english. You need adverb to describe verb (know), so >>> I know English badly/poorly.
3. "English" starts with capital letter
4. I want study. 'want' is followed by 'infinitive with to', so >>> I want to study
5. because needed for furture career. -ed ending indicates s situation in the past but for general purpose,it should be 'need' . You also need 'subject' in a sentence after 'because', so>>> because I need
6. I am want find interlocutor which help me study language. See note *1 and *4, so>>> I want to find
7. 'interlocutor' sounds very formal and official. I think 'a partner' fits better
8.'which' a partner is a person, so >>>'who'
I hope this can help you more of less for your further learning
Keep up to it! :)
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