Hey Shiva, I don't come on here often, but I am a native English speaker. I'm from the Hawaiian Islands, I lived in California, on the U.S. West Coast... I used to live in Arizona and Texas, and now I live on the East Coast. 1) Is there a native speaker (that can help) improve my English. a. use the adjective 'a' versus the pronoun 'anybody' b. that can help improve... versus skipping to the preposition 'to'. Is there a speaker that can help to improve my English --or-- Is there a speaker that can help improve my English. 2) ... five months. I have not found anyone *anyone = Anyone works best because you are looking for someone (one). You can also say somebody, but if you're going to use 'any', I would suggest 'anyone' as the best option for a pronoun. *period. There should be a period after months. In formal writing you could spell out the number 5, but it's not obligatory. *note: formal writing (i.e. newspapers) 3) Please, comma is needed after Please (in writing). In speaking, there would be, or might be a slight pause. Please, someone help me! Maybe I can help if you mean you are looking for someone who speaks native U.S. American English. I might know the British English equivalents in some cases, but my English is American U.S., by birth. As you know there are varieties and neither is incorrect... just different. Hope everything works out. Aloha ~Duke