Both are correct and mean essentially the same thing. The very subtle difference where the greater emphasis is placed. It is the only thing that people find interesting in me. - To a native speaker this sentence is placing a greater emphasis on the subject "me". It is the only thing in me that people find interesting. - This sentence places a greater emphasis on the subject "it". The difference is minimal so you won't confuse anyone by using either.

Using English

I always write email<font style="background-color: yellow;">s</font> in English for my work.I have gott<font style="background-color: yellow;">en</font> used to English writing but I have <font style="background-color: yellow;">not had</font> a chance to speak English <font style="background-color: yellow;">as</font> much.
I'm always nervous when I talk with foreigners because I <font style="background-color: yellow;">am not</font> used to talk<font style="background-color: yellow;">ing</font> in English.<font style="background-color: yellow;"> </font>I think I need <font style="background-color: yellow;">the</font> chance to use English, but I don't have courage to start<font style="background-color: yellow;">, even with the</font> use <font style="background-color: yellow;">of</font> tools like italki.<font style="background-color: yellow;"> </font>I don't know why I don't want to use it <font style="background-color: yellow;">(use what?). </font>I might be afraid of something.<font style="background-color: yellow;"> </font>Someday I want to use italki to practice speak<font style="background-color: yellow;">ing</font> English.

 

<font color="#ff0000" style="background-color: inherit;">No worries. English is a difficult language to master. Many native speakers do not even speak it perfectly, so don't be afraid to talk with them. </font>

How to speak English fluently?

How to learn English efficiently?Many times i know how to write it in English,but i couldn't organize the words in my mind when i was speaking English,i'm always speaking it off and on.It's really terrible. so i findd it is the biggest problem to me.I want to overcome it,but what can i do?If you know how to do it in a better way,pleast share it with me,Thanks a lot!

Correct: 

How do I learn English efficiently? Most of the time, I have no problem with writing English, but when it comes to speaking, I can't organize the words in my mind. I don't get many chances to practice speaking. For me, it's terrible! and I  feel  when it comes to learning English, this is the biggest challenge that I need to overcome. I don't know what to do. If you know of anything that can help, please share it with me. Thanks a lot!

Reason: 

How to learn English efficiently? (This is not a complete sentence) Many times I (always capitalize your proper nouns) know how to write it in English, (put a space after punctuation) but i couldn't  (This is the wrong tense for this verb. "couldn't" indicates a past action. It does not pair correctly with current moment of the verb "know" that you are already using in this sentence) organize the words in my mind when I was speaking English. (You should end with a period here) I'm always speaking it off and on. It's really terrible. So (It is generally considered bad grammar to start a sentence with a conjunction. You should have a comma between "terrible and so" or get rid of "so") i findd it is the biggest problem to me (No need to add "to me" if you already said "I find". This would be like me saying 对我来说 twice in the same sentence). I want to overcome it (In correct English writing you would need to clarify what "it" is here), but what can i do? (This whole sentence needs rewording to make sense) If you know how to do it in a better way, please share it with me. Thanks a lot!

Reading is a good way to learn proper speaking because you will learn sentence structure. It is also good to ask someone who understands English grammar why we speak the way we speak! (Surprisingly, many native English speakers do not use proper grammar.)

The Smog is very seriously in beijing of China

The Smog is very seriously in beijing of China
This wheather have many days so bad

1st Sentence: 

correct: The smog is very serious in Beijing, China.

reason: The smog (no need to capitalize if it is not a proper noun or the first word of a sentence) is very serious (putting ly at the end of a word is used to modify a verb. "Serious" is a description of the word "smog" which is a noun not a verb. You don't add the ly ending) in Beijing, (Proper nouns require capitalization) of China.

2nd Sentence:

correct: There are many days where the weather is bad. or better yet

Most days, the weather is very bad

Reason: The weather (correct spelling) have many days (Confusing. In English you would describe the day as possessing the weather not the other way around. It makes no sense to say that the "weather has days") so bad (English uses "are/is" with adjectives. In English it would be correct to say "天气是不好" even though this is not correct in Chinese!) 

Some words

He was born in Exter, New Hampshire in 1942. He studied english literature at the (his or name of university) university and then (no comma) he moved to Viena to study in at the European Institute where he stayed two more years. Between 1965 and 1967 he wrote his first novel, "Freedom for Bears". However, it was with his second novel he achieved success and fame, not just within the United States but also in other countries.

Today, I have studied the different meanings of the word "load". in the following paragraph I will give some examples of the different meanings:

- Bill Gates is loaded. He is a very rich person. (slang)
- After drinking during all night she finished loaded. All in all, She had 12 beers. (This is also slang, but not used as much.)
- Please help me loading these boxes into the car.
- He says he does't want go to Paris. ¡What a load of crap!
- We have loads of homework today. (Exaggeration. Avoid writing or speaking this way outside of very casual circumstances)
-I don't like people who are always freeloading.
- The gun is loaded.

'For what' is a little weird of a response. It sounds a little aggressive. 'Because of what' is better or you could simply ask 'why?'

The context implies that the speaker is admitting to the difficulties that "Gran" goes through because of her age. He is stating that he doesn't think many people could handle Gran's weakness and discomfort like she does, but it is something to be admired and to aspire to.

"Trace of a Fictional Third" from Diana Al-Hadid. What is yours?