was, immersed in In this sentence, the verb "immersed" means to deeply involve or engross oneself in something. When we say "I was immersed in," it implies that the person was fully engaged or absorbed in the world of the movie.

The correct word to use in this sentence is "experienced." The word "experienced" means having knowledge, skill, or practical involvement in a particular activity or field. On the other hand, the word "inexperienced" means lacking knowledge, skill, or practical involvement in a particular activity or field. In the given sentence, the speaker is trying to convey that they have a deep understanding of the complexities of the industry, which implies that they have spent a significant amount of time working in the industry and have gained experience. Therefore, the correct word to use in this sentence is "experienced."

The correct phrase is "apologize for" rather than "apologize through." "Apologize for" is the standard and commonly used phrase in English when expressing regret or asking for forgiveness. It is used to indicate that the speaker is acknowledging their mistake or wrongdoing and expressing remorse for it. For example, "I need to apologize for my behavior last night."

Hi Rocio! Good job on the text! You had a few punctuation and article mistakes. Here is the corrected version: "I remember the day my mother told me that I'd start an English course, I was really sad and angry, I'd have to "waste" part of my free time to learn a language which I was not interested in, nevertheless, now I thank my mother because I could realize how important and how amazing is the learning foreign language world! After I got a level B1, I decided to learn French and I love it! In fact, in November I will present the DELF exam, and one month later I'm gonna start with the Arabic language, I've always thought it was really interesting, and for that reason, in five years I hope to reach a level A2 or even B1. Why not? :) I was researching and I found an affordable course on the internet, obviously, I will also take Italki class because the app has helped me to improve in French so I think to repeat the process with Arabic. Another goal is to study in France, I'd really love it! 💕 That would be really good not only for practicing French but also I'd be able to improve my career! Thanks for reading and if you could correct my text, that would be great :) Good luck! ✨"

Hi Viviana! I would love to exchange with you but my Italian is a complete zero.