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Today I'm very impressed, because here in italki have much there are a lot of people who are willing to help, I'm studying to go to the NAIT College in Calgary in 2016  because I am very disappointed with the education offered in Brazil =/

Hoje eu estou muito impressionado, porque aqui no Italki tem muitas pessoas que estão dispostas a ajudar, eu estou estudando para em 2016 ir para a faculdade NAIT que fica em Calgary - Canada.. porque estou muito desapontado com a educação oferecida no Brazil.

Hello Horbert,

Although I can understand everything it is a little clumsy in places.

1. Remember that 'I' for me is always a capital (big) I.

2. There are different ways of giving your reason for doing somtheing but the most common is 'to + infinitive/1st form' -  'I'm studying English to go to Canada.'

3. Normally expressions of time go at the end of the phrase.

4. We can use 'there is' to talk about singular uncountable things - 'There is a computer in the room.'

We can also use 'there is' to talk about uncountable nouns - 'There is a lot of water in the sea.' 'There are' is for plural countable nouns - 'There are 3 people in the room. '

Hope this helps