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English before any other language
I would like to start this entry, which I expect not to be too long, by stating that English is they key to success in other languages. However, I think I would be wrong because, honestly, I do not think there are any shortcuts when it comes to language learning. The point is that English is a powerful tool which can help you in many ways, ways you would not even imagine when starting to learn it. This language can be the key which will enable you to access a great deal of material written in it regarding the language you want to learn. My conclusion is, therefore, that we should all learn English before any other language, because this is going to help us find - and understand - the best books and resources (stuff is not frequently used in written English) to learn. This might seem obvious, but I wanted to share it.I would like to start begin this entry, which I expect not to be too long, I don’t expect to be too long, stating that English is they the key to success in other languages, but I think I would be wrong because, (No comma after “because”) honestly, I do not think there are any shortways shortcuts when it comes to language learning. However, the point is that English is a powerful tool which can help you in many ways, ways you would not even be able to imagine when starting to learn it. This language can be the key which will enable you to access to a great deal of materials written in it and that are about the language you want to learn. My conclusion is, therefore, that we all should learn English before any other language because this is going to help us find - and understand - the best books and stuff to learn. This might seem obvious, but I wanted to share it.
Bueno, Sr. Serrano -- los errores son menores. Una expresión idiomatica en ingles es shortcut, una palabra que significa que una ruta or procedimiento se hace más corto, figuradamente
English before any other language
I would like to begin/start this entry, which I expect not to be too long, by stating (that) English is the key to success in other languages; but I think I may be wrong, because, honestly, I do not think there are any shortcuts it comes to language learning. However, my point is that English is a powerful tool which can help you in many ways -- ways you would not even imagine when you're beginning/starting to learn it. It can be the key which will enable you to access to a great deal of materials written in it concerning the language you want to learn. [Variant: concerning your target language] My conclusion is, therefore, that we all should learn English before any other language, because will help us find -- and understand -- the best books and materials [1] in order to learn. This might seem obvious, but I wanted to share it.[1] Su entrada es instructiva y seria. La palabra "stuff" proviene de un registro muy informal, y suena fuera de lugar.
English before any other language
I would like to start this entry, which I expect not to be too long, by stating that English is they key to success in other languages. (<--Grammatically, you are correct, but in English writing, we try not to keep our sentences too long. That's why I'm breaking this sentence apart into two.) but However, I think I would be wrong because, honestly, I do not think there are any shortcuts when it comes to language learning. However, Still, the point is that English is a powerful tool which that can help you (<--Using the generic/impersonal "you" is discouraged when writing.) us in many ways, ways you we would not even imagine when starting to learn it. This language can be the key which that will enable you us to access to a great deal of materials written in it and that are as well as materials about the other languages you we want to learn. My conclusion is, therefore, that we all should learn English before any other language, because this is going to help us find -- and understand -- the best books and stuff (<--Avoid using words like "thing" and "stuff" when writing, because they're very vague and don't make your writing sound better.) to learn with. This might seem obvious, but I wanted to share it.
Very good point, Alfonso. Thank you for sharing. Your writing is strong. Most mistakes are minor and can easily be corrected with more practice. Keep up the good work! =)
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