I don't have any tips for Italians learning English, but I would say that the comma is one of the most used punctuation marks in English, and that it is also often misused.

How do I define the meaning of Gold?

Having been a sports fan, I have always followed everything about sports. However my first influential impression was when I saw a documentary about two astonishing athletics. The first athlete was Nadia Comaneci from Romania.  She is the only person in the history of gymnastic to obtain a perfect score. When I saw her performance in 1976 Montreal Olympics I was mesmerized by her grace and confidence. She was unbelievable to my eyes. In that movie she mentioned that she used to practice 8 hours a day.  Such a number was inconceivable to me, and at that moment I asked myself, why? And how? Why would someone be this dedicated to such a hard and breathtaking sport?
Then I saw a detailed documentary of a Moroccan runner, called “Hicham El Guerrouj's Olympic Journey."  He was more than great to me because in 2000 Sydney Olympics in finals while he was a leader in last lap, he sprained his ankle and lost. However, he didn’t quit, and for the next Olympics he came out even stronger and set a new world record. (1500 meters 3:26.00)
In the 2004 Athens Olympics he won the Gold and became the first Moroccan to win two Gold in single Olympics. When I saw him I told myself, “even if it would take more than 8 hours a day, it would definitely be worth that moment of glory!”
This was in the background last week when I saw Iranian fencer Mojtabe Abedini win a silver medal in  the Korea Grand Prix fencing competition, the first time in history for an Iranian fencer.  Moreover, in judo the Iranian judoka Javad Mahjoub also won a silver medal in the Grand Prix Georgia 2016.  Something new ignited inside me, and that is the feeling of pride and honor. This is beyond a single medal.  Their achievement to me means, “we conquered despite all the deprivations we had.” This is the true meaning of gold to me.

Funny crime story

After leaving an electronics store with his loot, the thief realised that he dis not have his ID.  The thief started to look in all of his pockets, but it was in vain.  Then he remembered that he forgot to pick up his ID from floor when it fell while he was pulling out his gun. He decided to go through a plan to pick up his ID. When he was coming to the store he noticed that there were no police, but when he came the seller recognized him, and he was taken by surprise when the police came and they caught him.

'Around the way,' is slang for around here, or in the neighborhood, for example, 'I grew up around the way.'

Handsome

In the movie "IP MAN3," after IP Man took his sickly wife see the doctor, they went to the elevator to go home.   Then, a boxer stepped in and attacked IP Man.  In order to protect his wife, IP Man used his excellent martial arts skills and forced the boxer to go out of the elevator. Just when he finished the fight with the boxer, the elevator arrived to the first floor. IP Man opened the door, took his wife's hand, and brought her home. In that moment I thought he was the best and handsomest man in the world, even if he is shorter than his wife! 

Please correct these sentences)

1. Ann wanted to change the subject and suddenly began to describe her new fancy boots, but Tom said, "That is irrelevant to our subject!".
2. There was a very strong blizzard, and everything was blurry from our window.
3. There was a dramatic performance. The audience was mesmerized.
4. The leader of the tribe governed badly, so the tribe required a new leader who would be well-suited.
5. This mechanism enables to continue our work with a flat battery.
6. Ann's toddler tramps (or 'is tramping' ) confidently.
7. Tom clenched his fists, because he heard somebody sneaking up to him (or, 'because he heard someone sneak up to him.') 
8. Ann yearned for a couple of chocolate bars, but she controlled herself, so she set the sweets in the nook in order to take and eat them later.
9. Tom likes his jacket of worn flannel fabric.
10. Tom's palms are always sweaty, maybe there is a malfunction in his sweat glands.  

A Little Story about Apology (either 'about an Apology,' or 'about Apologies.) 

A few years ago, my wife apologized to me for breaking her word, which surprised me a lot because she rarely apologizes to others.
What happened was, at that time my wife and I visited an old man who had been living in my neighborhood all his life. The poor old gentleman was leading a miserable life, so I offered him a small amount of money. However, I didn't want my mother to know this because she was always a backseat driver. As a result, I asked my wife to keep a lid on this and she made a promise that she would not tell anyone else, including my mother.
However, the next day my mother found out about this and accused me of being too generous. I realized right away that my wife must have told her something, and my wife said that she was very sorry about all the trouble she'd caused. Again, she promised that she would not do stupid things like that anymore.
Of course, I had no choice but to accept her apology. Having said that, I was still feeling a little bit disappointed because I always thought that she was supposed to be a person whom I could share secrets with.
This is my little story I’d like to relate here.