Learning English

I have been studying English for eight months. I have been studying on websites and practicing with partners on italki or facebook. Your use of ",also" wasn't wrong but it reads easier if you seperate two sentences. You could also use a semi-colon to link them "...practicing with partners on italki or facebook; I sometimes..." I sometimes watch videos in English, with subtitles in English. During this vacation, I hope to improve my You could also say "to be better at" English, I want to Use "to" to indicate the inifinitive practice a lot, read, watch videos, sing, and write daily on italki no matter my mistakes, because I'm a student.

Thanks.

Very good; it made sense, but watch out for verb tenses and making sure you use "to" as an infinitive marker for verbs as it some cases it can make the sentence mean something entirely different example: "I like[verb] to[infinitive indicator] fish[verb]" and "I like[verb] fish[noun]". Both these sentences mean different things, but the "to" indicates you are doing something, not expressing a like for something.