the usage of "sound" can I say: A sound pronounciation? Or what real meaning has sound as an adjective? balanced or perhaps just good?

Is there any way to make this small text more "fluent" to read Next week the official lectures begin in my university. There are a lot of difficult (procedures) to follow. The lecture plans are chaotic: We are expected to choose our lectures even before theese are presented to us. I was really confused, as I've slept just few hours because of the tension towards this stressing experience. As a result I have spoiled to get into my third lecture and I had to arrange this this morning. The good part of it, is that I'm not the only one to have failed in the subscribing. That's how I have made new contacts (friends), even though I' forgotten the name of most of them... but it's all right, as we will certainly meet informally, for collective work or home work or even parties (and that's sure!). Today I've seen, interasting people, trying to look ordinary, boring people, trying to make themselves interesting and people who just don't care. And it's so cool here (I mean the weather..) and the news talk about influence going through the cities. It's horrible. I'm looking for a warmer jacket. PS: Please try to correct even if it's just to make it sound better, thx :)

learning methods Hello everyone! Today I want to write about learning methods. Personally, I try to use various learning programs. One of them, as you might tell, is italki, where a lot of people meet together to teach one another. I also have audio books and when I hear or read some new vocabs I write them down with a German and an Italian translation. But this is an exclusive method I adopt just for words I'd like to use myself as "verve" and "pitch". In addition, I use BBC - Learning English - a free web site for beginners and advanced English learners. Recently I also bought a "visual vocabulary", a vocabulary where you can see pictures of what you're learning, from the body parts to various countries and capitals. More over I'm reading an outrageous book, for everyone who concerns on grammatical issues, as for the verb to lay, which is transitive (it needs an object), but mostly used instead of a similar one, to lie. Last but not least, I have some English-German bilingual short stories. Do you have any efficient tipps to learn English?