Sunday

I'm easy like Sunday morning. :-)How is it going ?A I want write about another interesting subject. What do you think? How long does it takes to learning a language from scratch? Everybody says something different. I'm just wondering if learning English 8 hours per day would be better and effectively if my mind does not explode. ?:-)If Will this kind of learning will be effectively?

Their 'geographical distribution' is the normal area where they can be found. 'Hunted out' has the idea that there are parts of that area where now they can no longer be found (because they have been hunted).

The right word can depend on what is "weird" about it and your reaction to the "weirdness". Something that is 'unusual' is simply not common. Something that is 'gaudy' or 'garish' is unusual and shows little or no taste (often used for things like clothes and jewelry). Something that is 'strange' or 'bizarre' is unusual, often in a negative way. Something that is 'unconventional' or 'offbeat' is unusual because it does not follow normal fashion trends, but it is not necessarily bad. Something that is 'unique' has no (or few) things like it and may be either positive or negative.

Hello, I am a future doctor

I am a student of one of the best medical universites universities in Russia. I live in Tomsk, in the student sity city {I'm not sure exactly what you mean. 'educational center' may be what you want, which could mean a city with many universities} of Siberia. I was lucky that in my hometown in Siberia there is a leading medical university in  Siberia, so I stayed in Tomsk. I wanted to become a doctor from chilhood childhood. When I was a small girl, I treated my soft {'plush' or 'stuffed' is better} toys. Then I wanted to become a veterinary doctor, because I loved animals insanely. But over time I understanded understood, that I must become a human doctor, that I want to help sick people. So far I have not identified with the medical direction {'selected a medical speciality' may be better}, because now we are studying general subjects. At In the senior courses we will study clinical disciplines and I think that then I will understand what exactly is interesting to me.

Special day

Today is a special day. Today is that kind of very rare days of the year that the weather is perfect. No clouds; just a blue beautiful sky. The sun brighting in {'heating to' or 'shining for' is better} an exactly temperature to keep us warm. Not too hot, not too cold. Just perfect. The wind {'is'} blowing softly just to remember remind us it's still exists. Perfect...
Let's enjoy it!

Technically, the rule is that words like a/an/the (determiners) must come before certain types of nouns. In this case, the noun is 'day'. 'Fresh' and 'sunny' are adjectives describing the noun 'day'.

Agreed. The first is grammatically correct. To my ear, the second is a possible variant in the southern US, but it would be thought of as technically incorrect.