That all depends on you as the the learner. You haev to do a self-assessment and realize what you like to do. Do you like to watch movies? Do you like to meet travelers and invite them to your home for a real cultural experience? Do you like to listen to music? Do you like to read? Do you like to write? Do you like to talk? Do you like to listen to people speak?

These are just a few questions you can ask yourself, and then when you haev done that, it will be much easier to find what it is that you want to learn, why you want to learn it, and how and with whom (which teacher) you'd liek to learn it with. :)

Best wishes, and feel free to contact me for any reason.

Amy

If you begin to think about English the same way you see your daily life in your native tongue, then you can see taht it's the same as any other language. Lots of times we forget that we are all the same as human beings, adn therefore speak about similar subjects such as the weather, memories, present daily life, future plans, and our ideas about life (which can sometimes be harder to follow in another language. With all that being said, learning how to say words and make it comprehensible is the only thing that you are actually doing, because you have already learned how to be human and make conversation. :)

I am a professional IELTS teacher, if you are looking for true help, then take a look at my IELTS course. It's super thorough and extremely helpful. :D

Strange Noises

Today, I was at home studying English when I heard a strong loud noise. I was scared. I looked through the window, but there was nothing there. I went into the kitchen, but everything was ok. I went to the bathroom, and there wasn't anything strange there either. Then, I heard people talking in the street. I went downstairs quickly, and when I arrived to the street I initially saw nothing. In front there was nothing, but in on the corner, a lot of people were assembled. I approached them and the I realized what the loud noise was, when I arrived, I understood the noise: There was a tree fallen. into the ground.

Living in the countryside or in the city

In my opinion, living in the countryside is far better than in the city. The first reason is that the countryside's environment is clean and fresh. There aren't any noisy cars, no dirty factories, no modern skycrapers and no people cramped together at all times. The second reason is that I have always loved the serenity in the countryside. When I look up, it is the blue sky with birds that spear through the white clouds and when I look down, it is the endless green fields of barley where cows and sheep are grazing in leisure. Additionally, living in the countryside is much cheaper, so you probably can afford many useful things. Last but not least, in the rural area, the crime rate is much lower therefore, people can truly live in peace. In summary, people always live better when they are far away from the noisy city.

You are a really good writer, very descriptive...that's really very rare in a language-learner. Have you been working on your English writing for a while?

My best!

-Amy

It's a matter of knowledge...?!!
Man needs knowledge more than anything else, even sleeping. The human body needs nutrition in order to grow.  However, the human being needs knowledge so as to be more awarded and to be able to find the riddle of the cosmos otherwise, he's going to be even lower than the statue of animals. The aboriginal people in many nations, were such a mess and so miserable (perhaps here put HOW they became that way), and they behave so strangely because they believe in the supernatural and hidden powers that are all around them all of the time. It is kind of an intuitive feeling that everybody has, but the main issue is in the misunderstanding and the ignorance of dealing with these instinctive reactions. They were almost the time even more worst than wild animals.

Note: Your last sentence is unclear as to what you would like to say, making it difficult to make corrections, but I would say that you’re on the right track here. You might finish with something like, “The world’s native people are more misconceived than ever, making them almost as endangered as the animals that they worship.”

I hope that helps you, and if you have any questions feel free to contact me. :)