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Who I am? Hello! Mi name is Kate. I'm 18 years old. I'm from Venezuela and I'm an autodidact student, I have studied english for four months. I study design graphic in the college and I love it, but I will love too much learn best english. I have an intensive plan of study for the next months and I hope improve much for december. .

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Who am I?

Hello!
My name is Kate. I'm 18 years old. I'm from Venezuela and I'm an autodidact student, I have studied english for four months. I study graphic design in the college and I love it, but I would will love too much learn a high level of best english. 


I have an intensive study plan of for the upcoming (next few) next  months and I hope to improve a lot much for december. .

 

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who I am - statement not question

who am I? -question

'much' - normally only use to measure/when in comparison "I love it soo much/there is too much/much of the lights do not work"

In Spanish I think the use of Muy/Mucho used here, in English there are many ways to say this type of thing for it to be correct English. Such as "A lot, many, plenty but it depends on the sentence.

 

Hope that helps! 

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Who I am?

Hello!
Mi name is Kate. I'm 18 years old. I'm from Venezuela and I'm an autodidact student, I have studied english for four months. I study design graphic in the college and I love it, but I will love too much learn best english.

I have an intensive plan of study for the next months and I hope improve much for december. .

 

 "I study design graphic in the college and I love it, but I will love too much learn best english. " >> "I study design graphics in the college and I love it, but I would love to learn english the best.**"

*design graphics with an 's'

** I made a few changes "will">>"would", "Too">>"To", deleted "much", and moved best.

 

"plan of study " >> "plan to study "

 

hope improve much for " >> "hope to improve a lot before"

 

I do not speak Spanish as I am learning German and speak English, but best wishes for you endeavors.

 

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Thanks Carlos! Learn languages always is an adventure.
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Being someone autodidact is not easy, and as you go learning new stuff you realize that before you didn't know nothing and there is so much to learn, you are doing something really great. I wish you good luck and keep practicing!

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