I need to learn how to write

I 've been learning or training my hearing and reading skills for some time. <em>[<<Note the space between "some" and "time"]</em>

I need to read texts in Inglês and watch videos everyday, but when I need to write something it's very complicated for me.

Usually I do not say I'm fluent or an advanced in Inglês, just because I can not really to write like a fluent person.

[Rather than "Exactly now" you might say "Right now I am trying..."]

Exactly now I am trying to remember the words and phrases to say what I need. If, for example , I had to write a blog post, or a professional e-mail, I would probably had have a lot of problems with this it.

I really need some tips, some help, to know what I can do to improve my writing skills and how can I do this.

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Good practice, Marcelo. I used to teach writing for college students, and I would be happy to check your writing whenever you would like. Good luck with your studies! :)

—Rachel 

Under the weather

Yesterday, I was not in a good mood. A disgusting guy said something bad about me behind my back. When I know heard what he had said, I got so angry that I wanted to fight back. His words were malicious. I really hated him! After I calmed down, I thought about what I have  had been through, and I realized that it didn't wouldn't help if I did something like what he had done. It would not make my me feeling better, but make me become an disgusting person. Maybe I should let it go. I will meet all kinds of people including good people and bad people. This is life.

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Note: Instead of saying "This is life," you could also say as we do: "That's life." 

I hope you feel better. Good luck with your English studies! :)
—Rachel 

Learning English

I've been studying English for five months. Actually, I studied it at in school from 11 to 16 years old, but I didn't study much at that time. I have divided my study sessions in into different parts: I study grammar in the afternoon, I listen to the news on the radio in the evening, and I practice English in an exchange Language community at night. I think that studying grammar is quite repetitive even if it is necessary and that listening to the news is really interesting even though the speakers usually speak very fast. I like practising English in an Exchange Language community where I can have chat with other language buddies and also have audio calls with them. I'm trying to do my best, and I hope to have started improving my language skills.

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Good job, Riccardo, and good luck with your studies. :)
—Rachel