my first job

today ,i got an interview and succeeded .I am so excited . So This friday i will start my first job and be a primary school teacher. I am both nervous and expectative excited .i had no teaching experience before ,but i will be a good teacher to the best of my ability .

Congratulations on your job! I hope you enjoy working with the kids =) 

My name is Angel, and I'm from China. and I'm poor in English My English is poor. I can read some English words, but I can't listen and speak English. have trouble with oral communication.

If you say that you cannot listen, that sounds as if you are deaf. You can also say "I cannot understand English when I listen to others talk." 

Now Currently, I'm living in NY. I want to find a friend who can chat with me in English best.

First notebook entry: Introducing myself

My job is a PCgame artist. I'm learning English because I working for EA. That's a USA (it is correct to say USA, but saying US is more informal) company.and I wanna work in Canada in the future.
My native language is chinese,but if you wanna learn Cantonese,I can teach you too.
I like games, movies, music and popular things in general. all about popular thing I also like in addition to sports. (Otherwise, we have a really long sentence) 

Oh,the American music awards was were held today.you are the fans of who? Who are you a fan of? I like Taylor, Ka$ha, and P!nk so much. I hope they are win an award.
Ok, I'm new, I can't say too much.

A Chinese teacher looking for English exchange

Hi everyone, I am looking for a language exchange partner, who is studying Chinese and good at English as well.

I am a 36-year-old Chinese teacher and willing to learn I am interested in learning more about English. I hope some friends may help me to make learn it, and I am able to teach Chinese in a professional way.

<em>Grammatically, there is nothing wrong with you saying that you are willing to leran more about English. However, saying that you are willing to do something isn't a very strong word, so I think it is better to say that you actually want to do it.</em>

<em style="color: #ff6600;">In English, we can't start a sentence with a verb, so we always need to have a subject before. So instead of "Hope some friends," you must add the word "I" in front. The world "make" is also used very literally in English. We only make objects, we cannot make concepts.</em>

If you'd like to make friends together with me be friends, please contact me. We may have a nice and friendly chat as a beginning to start.

:)

This was not bad overall -- I hope that I helped.

It's difficulty difficult to learn English.

Difficulty is a noun. We should use the adjective difficult instead.

My English is very poor even though if I spend a lot of time to learning it.

I often make the decistion to learn the English after I meet my foreign collaborators, but always be interrupt by some reasons.

I have made the decision to learn English many times after meeting foreign collaborators, but I always get distracted.

After some times such a long time, I always think about wonder whether if I can will be able to learn English well.

I am living in China, but I must communicate with my English speaking friends.

I think this is what you mean. If you just say friends, it could mean your Chinese friends, and the sentence would not make sense.

So I come here to learn. If you have time, please give me some help.

Thanks.