English Presentation :)

Hi! I'm Margot, i live in Belgium, not far from Charleroi. I speak French and Dutch. I've signed up on this site to learn English and make new friends. I don't speak English flunetly but I am here to learn.
Correct me and talk to me!
Margot :)

English Presentation :)

Hi! I'm Margot, i live in Belgium, not far from Charleroi. I talk speak French and Dutch. I'm a member on this site for learning to learn English and make new friends. I don't correctly speak English well but I am here for learning to learn.
Correct me and talk to me!
Margot :)

Margot, overall it's very good! When choosing between to and for you will normally use to to indicate a mission (in this case, to learn is the mission), while for will normally indicate service. An example of this is, "I am here to help." You are stating that it is your mission to help. You could also say, "You can come to me for help!" Where help is being shown as an offer. This is just an example and I'm sorry if this is confusing but that's English! :)