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Hi Jordana,

This is what I think is best:

In which countries do earthquakes occur the most?

Or

Which countries have the most earthquakes?

please correct me Pets in city flats? Argue for or against.

Nowadays it is very common to meet people  walking with their pets, which are normally [1] dogs. Many years ago animals were at homes to served humans because we could eat them or use them to help us with our work working. Now it seems crazy because it has turned around and it is humans are who serve animals. 
To have a pet has is a lot of responsibility,  but it is sometimes can be good or bad it depends depending on the case situation. One advantage is that people who are alone can have a loyal friend, or an unsociable child  can be helped with pet therapy. On the another hand, to have a pet could  endanger your health if you are  allergic to them. In second place Secondly [2] it is now a problem that people sometimes  prefer pets to children child and it is not good for the country because we are growing up our population is getting older and we need young people in the society and families are very important. To conclude, pets are lovely but sometimes when people can not take care of them, or  when the pet has matured, they are abandoned in the streets. For this reason, we have to think about it this before bringing an animal into our flat.

[1] usually sounds better to the English ear, but normally is perfectly correct.

[2] In Spanish, you normally say "en primer lugar, en segundo lugar", but in English, we change this to firstly, secondly, etc. You use "in first place, in second place" to indicate who has won a sporting competition, for example.

Bravo, Christine!  You have done a very good job describing the pros and cons of pet ownership in city flats.

I'm learning Spanish too and the BEST resource I have found is at languagetransfer.org.  It is a complete and free audio course designed to get you speaking the language very, very quickly.  The teacher and student are quite engaging and I have found it to be very enjoyable.  I learn a lot in each 10 minute segment. I simply cannot recommend it enough!

Language Transfer concentrates on thinking in Spanish and manages to fold the grammar lessons into it quite elegantly.  I would definitely start there as a beginner.

Other useful resources are Mi Vida Loca which you will find on the bbc.co.uk website.  It's interactive and you'll get to hear Spanish as it's spoken in Madrid. It's a very high quality production and the lessons are well thought out.  Plus, you get to virtually tour Madrid!

If you're a grammar nerd, then the Practice Makes Perfect: Complete Spanish Grammar is a good book, as well as its companion Practice Makes Perfect: Spanish Vocabulary.  These might be available at your local library if you don't wish to purchase them.

Well, that's a start at any rate.   Buena suerte! :D

PS: Forgot to add one more resource, which is newsinslowspanish.com. It's not free, but the subscription is quite reasonable.  I would hold off subscribing until you at least have the basics under your belt.

Mosquitos

I really hate mosquitos too!  Your English is quite good, Le.  You did a very good describing why you dislike mosquitos.

My favorite invention

I like computers a lot too!  You wrote a very good, short description about why you like computers.  Bravo!