Starting in Italki
It's my first day in ITalki and I'm very excited to improve my writing and speaking english skills, I don't use all the features of the app yet, but I wanna too learn and use all of them!!
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Starting on Italki
It's my first day on Italki and I'm very excited to improve my English writing and speaking english skills. I don't use all the features of the app yet, but I want to learn to use all of them!!0
Starting in Italki
It's my first day in ITalki and I'm very excited to improve my writing and speaking English skills, I don't use all the features of the app yet, but I wanna learn and use all of them!!0
Starting in Italki
It's my first day on Italki and I'm very excited about improving my writing and speaking English skills. I haven't used all the features of the app yet, but I want to learn and use all of them!!(Or: my skills in writing and speaking English)
You'd often use "excited about" vs. "excited to". "Eager to" is common. "She's excited about the next Marisa Monte concert." "He's eager to play piano for everyone tomorrow."
Use the present perfect with "still" and "yet". This tense is often used with experiences happening in the indefinite past. "I haven't called her yet, but I'll do that tomorrow." "She still hasn't told me about the party."
I'd use "want to" vs. "wanna" especially in written English.
Julia, welcome! You did very well on your first entry! I like your enthusiasm. We can practice when to use the past tense, and when to use the present perfect.
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