Interview

How long have you been learning English?
I started learning English in 1995, when I was at school. But I've been learning it seriously for about five years now. I used to attend English classes but now I study English by myself.

What do you find easy/difficult about learning English?
Well, it's quite easy to find learning materials and films and books in English. Moreover, I believe that learning grammar is not very hard, I think it's my strong point about learning English. The most difficult for me is spelling, I guess, and, may be (maybe), the vast vocabulary, huge amount of phrasal verbs, and idioms. Sometimes the same word have has different meanings, it drives me crazy!

Can you remember your first English lesson?
Yes, I can. It was so difficult and at the same time it was a thrilling experience. I was in the fifth form at school. My teacher asked me "What is your name?" I was so embarr e assed, I couldn't pronounce a word! It was awful.

How will you use your English in the future?
Well, personally, I would like to become an English teacherin the nearest future, because there's a lack of English teachers in my area and a huge number of those who want s  to learn English. (not wrong, but probably better to say "people" instead of "those")

A small comment on punctuation: you use many commas, sometimes in places where other punctuation might be better (periods, colons, semicolons, ... ). For example:

"Moreover, I believe that learning grammar is not very hard, I think it's my strong point about learning English." 

It would probably be better to change this comma to a period or a colon.