I have to make a decision
I have to choose my future.
I'm thinking about postgraduate university or volunteer somewhere.
Anyway, I have to pass the examinations about both options.
My target is to get IELTS 6.5.
However, now I was 5.5.
I suffer from study English but I like studying.
I have to choose when I will go back to Japan by the end of July.
Oh, I have no time to think about this.
I'm in trouble.
I want to be in Canada more.
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I Have to Make a Decision
I have to choose my future.I'm thinking about postgraduate university or volunteering somewhere.
Anyway, I have to pass the examinations about for both options.
My target is to get IELTS 6.5.
However, now I was am 5.5. {"now" signals present tense}
I suffer from struggle with studying* English but I like studying.
I have to choose when I will go back to Japan by the end of July.
Oh, I have no time to think about this.
I'm in trouble.
I want to be in Canada more longer.**
*Or: "I struggle with my English studies."
**I see that you're in Canada now, so I think you mean that you don't want to leave yet, so it's "longer." If you're in Japan but would rather be in Canada, then it's: "I want to be in Canada more than being in Japan."
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