Next Thursday.

Soon, the on next Thursday, I’m taking my last English exam. It’s very important that I could can pass this test. This exam it dowill be with a partner and consists of about 15 minutes of the teacher asks asking questions to each of us one. Also, it includes a part that consists of a conversation between us. For me, it’s very difficult because usually I’m too nervous. Being face a to face with your teacher it’s is difficult and lots of things are forgotten.
I usually meet with my partner for preparing to prepare for these this exams, and we spend a long time speaking English. Of course we don’t speak well but every day we’re improving. At The first few times the meetings were complicated because anyone (no one?) wanted to start the conversation. Now, we can speak almost for almost 20 minutes.
I realise that learning a language is a slow process slow and strong. There’re many days that I feel tired and seem that I’m stopping in my learning. Also, I realise that the best way to improve languages is a combination of many things, like reading books, writing texts and especially listening and speaking. Of course, there’re a lot of resources in the internet which can be useful, like this website italki. I have found good partners here and together we’re improving our languages.

There're is not really used in written english.  Stick with "there are"

"Slow but strong" or "slow but steady" could be used to describe your progress, but not a process.  For example, "It's going slow but steady"