I need to fall in love with English again

I've been studying English for 1 year. Some months ago I was very much in love with English and I had enough to time to study almost 4 hours daily, but afterwards I had to come back to my studies at the university, so I had did not have enough time to study and practise my conversations conversational skills with anothe other people. Now, I'm in on holidays holiday again, but actually I`ve been a little lazy about English. Sometimes I feel as if I had to start form from scratch due to I've because I have not been without studying for a long time. Undoubtedly, I haven't forgotten all about English. Anyway, I'm getting the hang of English and I'm I'll only need to fall in love with English again.

I need to fall in love with English again

I've been studying English for 1 year. Some Many months ago I was very in love with English. , I had enough to time to study almost 4 hours daily., but afterwards But I had to come back to my studies at the university, so I had did not have enough time to study and practise my conversations skills with another people. Now, I'm in on holidays again. , but actually I`ve been am still a little lazy about practicing English. Sometimes, I feel as if I had to must start form scratch due to I've been without not studying for a long time. Undoubtedly I haven't forgotten all about English. Anyway I'm getting the hang of English, I'm only need to fall in love with English again.

The expression "To fall in love" with a language is correct. The change of "some" to "many" expresses more loss. Terminating conjunctions helps with rythm. Using "But" in the beginning of a sentences intensifies the opposition. The word "must" is a fun word implying necessity, but I don't know how well know it is, and can be changed to "need to". Be careful with using a lot of "have, having" in English. It softens a sentence (makes it feel weaker) because it disperses the syllables (makes the sentence longer). For me "I only need to fall in love . . ." is stronger than "I'll only need to fall in love . . " though the latter may be more correct. 

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