Are there something wrong with these sentences?

Are there something wrong with these sentences? - 

Are there something wrong with these sentences? Please help me, thanks~~ Is there something wrong (something is the subject of the sentence, so it's singular). We would probably say 'Is there anything wrong with these sentences' - to allow for more than one mistake! :)
"I found this is a very practical technology, as well as provides greater profits for IT companies. " which also
"Benefited from my frequent touch with English, I got good grades" Benefitting from my frequent contact with the English language
"As the member of Oral English Society, I watch English films without subtitles and make imitate dubbing as well." the highlighted bit of this sentence is wrong, but I can't guess what you wanted to say
"I read English journals to achieve the newest research outcomes."  - if you mean that you read the journals so you know all the current research, then you should probably say 'to keep up with the newest research results' or 'the latest research results' 
"There is no end in learning of academic knowledge." - there is no end to what you can learn in academic study.....or , 'there is no end to the knowledge you can gain from academic study'.
"My experiences offer me full confidence for studying" - not sure what you mean here. We'd probably say 'give me full confidence in my studies'. or 'My experiences mean that I feel very confident in my studies'.

or My experiences (say what the  experiences are, for instance 'doing my last two post graduate degrees') have left me feeling very confident in my studies

GOOD LUCK!

Is there anything wrong with these sentences?

Honestly, the premise of what you're trying to say seems discombobulated to me. Are you just talking about how you are good at studying English? What 'technology' are you talking about?

Are there something Is there anything wrong with these sentences?