I would like to travel ... is the correct answer. The structure is would like + to + infinitive But, you can say, "I like traveling to ....." In this case traveling becomes a noun (a gerund).

I am from South Korea. I currently live in Canada. I am a self-taught English student. I am preparing for a job that will allow/enable me to work at a school as an administrative officer. I'm a certified teacher from Korea. I would like to teach Korean to interested westerners. I think this is a good way to exchange ideas from each other. I will also do my best to answer any questions related to Korea. I hope to make some friends who can help me improve my English effectively. I had worked at an ESL school as an office manager, where I taught conversational English to elementary students as a substitute teacher. I have also worked as a visa officer for the Korean Embassy in Canada. You may ask questions about anything relevant to E2 Visa. I look forward to having friends here.

It's been a wonderful Halloween Party.Thank you very much. It's my pleasure. (We say this expression to show gratitude to the other person's compliment.) It's been a wonderful Halloween Party.Thank you very much. I'm glad to hear that. (This is also possible because it shows agreement to what the other person said.)

Please always begin your sentences with capital letters. I won't tell nobody - this is wrong. But, you can say, I will tell nobody or no one. I won't tell anybody - this is right. You can also say "I won't tell anyone." Same as Jura.

Hi, Ellen. I experience teaching young kids English everyday. My youngest student is 7 years old. They are Koreans and we meet Monday to Friday online. Teaching children is very much different from teenagers and adults. You have to be extra patient and understanding, especially when they do not understand something. I always make it a point to include their parents when it's study time. That way, they can observe their children and also help them with things that they don't understand. I don't speak Korean, that's where the parents get involved. They translate for their children, making my job easier in a way.

Always begin with a capital letter. I agree with fdmaxey with additional explanation. I hope it helps. 1) Why are you so selfish? - this has something to do with the individual's personality. It describes his/her character in general. Like, "why are you so kind, thoughtful, generous, etc. 2) Why are you being so selfish? - this is about the person's reaction at the moment. It's not permanent. It's how he/she responds at a certain situation.

Hi, Fatima. I'd like to give you a 30-minute TRIAL class. That way, you can prepare yourself in learning English. If you have any questions, please mail me right away. Thank you.

Good question. It depends on every individual. Learning is a process and also a skill. So, that means your success in acquiring a skill depends on how much effort and time you give in order to master it. Some people learn faster than others. Interest is also very important. No matter how much time you devote it will never work if you don't out your heart into it. One more thing, learning a language isn't for everyone. If English doesn't work for you then maybe you need to find another language that will suit you.