Environment is the natural habitat that surrounds us everywhere.
Nowadays, there are many environmental problems which are very dangerous for the world and people’s lives. For example: eruptions of volcanoes, wildfires, flood, drought, glaciers melting , toxic rains , air pollution, water pollution, carbon dioxide emissions, deforestation , overhunting or dropping litter. One of the most important problems, is global warming. Some scientists state, that global warming is the result of  revolution and water pollution is mostly the result of factory wastes.
People all over the world are discussing environmental protection, but they still can’t solve the problems.
There are simple ways to protect nature. We can save energy, recycle glass and paper, use more public transport instead of cars, cycle or walk, re-use things. There are some organizations that were created to protect our nature. The most famous organization is Greenpeace. It protects animals from dying out. There are also some conservation projects, for example the Whitley Fund for nature. It is a U.K. charity which aims <strike>is</strike> to help the environment in different parts of the world.They give money to people who are trying to save their local environment from danger.

y name is Eudo I am Brasílian have 36 years old...
I like speak english... Need help me.
.Good morning.

Good morning,

My name is Eudo, I am Brazilian and 36 years old. I want to speak English but I need someone to help me. 

It's not wrong but you use "there you go" more naturally when someone asks you for something, that you pass to them and reply "there you go"

Dormitory living is very popular among freshman students, who are going to start their journey in a foreign country. According to the Ministry of Science, Research and Technology, for the year ending 2017, the average number of students in dormitories was more than 50 percent, which had increased by 5% since the year ending 2016. Various points of view, which are germane to the matter being discussed, bring us to the moot question as to whether living in a dormitory can provide more advantages, than off-campus housing. The popular sentiment to which I vehemently cling to is that living in dormitories can provide some advantages. This is because they teach students how to treat the other people in big communities, provide various public facilities and provide a congenial circumstance to find new friends. I will try to put forward below a number of cogent reasons for living in the dormitory according to which I think are the most common viewpoints nowadays.
First of all, living in the dormitory can pave the way for acquiring new insights to make students autonomous and open up a whole gamut of new pragmatic experiences to intensify their sense of responsibility toward their social life. As a case in point, when I started my bachelor program at the university I wasn’t very tidy and never had I cleaned my room before. Living in a dormitory area forced me to be a neat and tidy guy. Admittedly, I was somewhat shy and tried to do my best to show myself as a gentleman in front of my roommates. This can at least partly explain why living in the dormitory can make students take on the burden of their housing rules and can be profitable for them becoming a prosperous person in the future.

Good evening,

I am <strike>a</strike> <strike>beginning</strike> new to English and I would like communicate with a native speaker <strike>write</strike> <strike>for </strike>to improve my written English.

Thank you for your help.

Enjoy the rest of your evening.


I am happy to help you. 

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I really love this series. I guess this is an <strike>one of</strike> actual form of <strike>TV</strike> modern art. I have improved my English vocabulary a lot thanks to this series. Also, I have <strike>got </strike>gained<strike> </strike> a sort of hobby.
I have recently seen one cool series. It was the first German series on Netflix called “Darkness” (originally “Dark”). I was so impressed by the dark atmosphere of it and the magnificient German places. It made me think “wow, I have to go there one day”. By the way, the series was shot in <strike>the</strike> an area <strike>about</strike> near Berlin. <strike>as I knew.</strike>
So the point is children start to disappear from a small German town, Winden. We also see the stories of four local families, who have a close connection with each other. The story begins in 2019 but flits to include storylines <strike>in </strike>from 1986 and 1953, via time travel.
The series also has an unforgettably sad soundtrack. I highly recommended the series for people, who are crazy on mystical stories, German language, stylish pictures and science fiction things.

Since I was twenty years old, I have had one dream that I could run one little English school in my hometown on my own. Why <strike>I have to do this </strike>do I want to do this? Because I <strike>wanna</strike> want to ( wanna is slang) change the way children are studying, such as  with boring and robotistic study methods to a new study mode of English. I'd like to take them out into nature, and play some interesting games and so on, to help them memorize English in a natural way. I know it's <strike>gonna </strike>going to be very hard to achieve this because chinese parents won't let their children study like this. They only like one kind of teacher, a teacher who can improve their performance in English tests. Parents don't care if their children are really happy or not while studying English. I have set up one wechat group, for helping those primary children, from my hometown, one very tiny town in China over the last two months. I'm trying my best to help them. So that maybe one day, when they have grown up, they will remember me when they are speaking English. That's all I want. Thank you!