Errors, Corrections, & Explanations: 1.)Using "a" and "an". Use "an" only when the next word begins with only of these letters"a, e, i, o, u". The only exception is for words like "university", where the "u" sounds more like a "y" sound. The correct thing to say is "a university"because the sound of the "u" is different here. 2.)If you have trouble with pronouncing "n" and "L", think about the word "Little". Next try saying the phrase "Never lie near lemons". It's a little tongue practice for "n" and "L". I think most Chinese know how to say "little" correctly.3.)Many Chinese English learners don't try to speak the English they know, instead of Chinese when they speak to other people. When you say it, wait to see if the person understands you. If the person does not understand you, just tell them in Chinese. Hmmm.....I have encountered many mistakes English learners make, but the most I should say really, is that if you want to improve your writing skills examine passages on sites, examine the writing styles and flow of speech in books, magazines, etc. Also use a video or movie to listen to the flow and pattern of the speaking. Then try to see if you can do it too. Try writing more complex sentences by examining sentences you see in books and stuff. The better your grammar and words usage skills are in writing, the better your speech will be. Good luck to everyone.

Send me an email. I've already added you to my italki friends list. You'll see my email address there. We can also discuss it in a chat session, if you want.Ok. Thanks.

It seems I'm a bit late in helping you with this question, but I can clearly see that your question has been well answered by two wonderful people. I have given them both a "thumbs up". I'll go with Ms. Marianne's answer more though, given she has kept the "on the other hand" part in and has shown a clear decision on the "gentle..."...uhh....yeah, you know what I mean. Yeah, ok. Thanks to you all.

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My compliments to your idea Ms. uh, Momo. I will gather my skills in Chinese soon and I will most definitely present to you my passages. Thanks for your welcome.

Here I go again. Answering "another" one of "your" stupid questions. I'm not mad with though, because I know you had to ask, for you 'did not know the answer to the question. I don't believe a question like "How can i improve the inglish" or like "why no one chat with me?" qualifies to be a stupid question. You must not understand what these people are asking, but it is quite obvious to "me".1st question: "Can someone please help me improve my English skills? I will "really" appreciate it. Just contact me whenever you can. Thank you." 2nd question: "Why doesn't anyone (want to) chat with me?Please, I would love to [make friends/learn 'language'/try my speaking and/or writing skills.Thanks to anyone."Oh, the 3rd question: "What is your MSN address?If you want, we could exchange words there" Also this may be question someone put there to get straight to the point of the exchange of words. I find it very interesting to answer "your" "stupid" questions, because I know "you" must need help in your understanding. I'm sure my feelings towards the question you're asking have become obvious to everyone who has read this, and understood. Again, I'm not mad at you, and I have no intention of trying to insult you,in fact I find the way you think......well, is not 'interesting", but it helps identify flaws in human understanding, which I like to try and clear up. Oh yeah, your question translates to: "Does anyone care about what a foreign person is, at their best,trying to ask of anyone that can and is willing to help?"Anymore questions?Give me points anyone, please?