Can somebody correct my English? It is a part of the statement of purpose to apply for student exchange program . Does it make sense and is there no mistake grammatically? Thanks! I think that having good communication skills means not only being able to speak English fluently but also understanding other cultures and being able to express my own opinions logically. I expect that the experience of attending classes in foreign university and having a discussion with diverse students will contribute to improve these areas.

past perfect vs past simple tense This town had been modernized. This town were modernized. What is the difference of meaning between the two? Additionally, Why is the sentence "This town had been modernized during this period. (this period=from 1955 to 2010) " wrong ? Thank you

at or with???? ①SF movies were watched the most by men at 42%. ②SF movies were watched the most by men with 42%. Which is correct? Thank you!

How can i refer to songs like" Let it go"??? Hi "Let it go" is a song which is sung by characters in the movie"Frozen". Is this sentence okay? Are there any expressions to refer to songs which are sung by characters in the movies? For example... "Let it go" is ------- of the movie"Frozen"

a script for my speaking exam! -Should buildings be attractive to look at? Yes because each building consist of a townscape. To preserve beautiful landscape around the building, structure should not be shabby. -What is the most unusual building you have ever seen? It is Tokyo Sky Tree ,which is the world's tallest transmission tower ,located in Tokyo. It is amazingly tall so I wonder how it was constructed every time I see the tower. Thank you!

a script for my speaking test It is a script for my speaking test! -Which subject did you find most difficult at school? P.E. was the most difficult subject for me because I am not athletic and don't have great reflexes. Because of my poor motor skills, I can neither score a goal nor win a race so it was boring and difficult. -Do you ever need that subject now? Yes. Every time I miss a train in the morning, I think that if I was athletic and ran faster, I could get in in time.....

"I can't either make a goal or win a race." Does it make sense?? Because of my poor motor skill, "I can't either make a goal or win a race." "I can neither make a goal nor win a race." Are these sentences OK? If so, which is more natural? Thank you!