Practice, practice, practice. When you finally feel that you know the material, then you try and make a test for yourself or find one online and see how you do. If you do well, practice some more and maybe talk with others. If you don't do well, then keep practicing and ask other students or your teachers. 

I think women. Would you like me to correct your sentences?

If you are a native english speaker, it is not difficult to understand this. It might seem daunting because there are a lot of unnecessary words. This passage might be from a book or poem written a long time ago. So don't worry, this is not a common style of writing in today's world. A paraphrased version might be: If only man could be freed, from the corruption of society and its artificial conventions, from the burden of property, of the state, of the clergy, and of the rules of matrimony, then man , it clearly seemed, could rise to heights undreamed of before - (man) could, indeed, become a kind of superman, practically a god.

Comprehension of a text

I had to answer some questions. Can you please correct them grammatically?

1- The author learned about tattoos by sending off a magazine called Body Art, which contained impressive stuff, in the author's opinion.

2- His first tattoo was like a small Celtic motif which the author designed himself and applied to his left upper arm.

3- He started tattooing thanks to his tattoo artist friends, who encouraged him because they had seen the work he had designed for himself.

4- Tattooing is an ideal job for many people as tattooists can dress any way they want, have a creative job, enjoy high social status in their area. Also, tattooing pays well.

5- The drawbacks of tattooing are: bad back, neck and shoulder problems in addition to damaged wrists.

6- In author's opinion, customers can have questionable hygiene, and can be rude to the point of violence or can be very stupid.

7- The author refuses to make a tattoo that is without imagination or mystery. He prefers to lose money instead of making one without these traits.

8- The author thinks that tattooing in Britain has taken its place on the high street; alongside hair dye and acrylic nails, it became just another part of the 21st century culture which is narcissistic and selfie-obsessed.

9- Tattooing has changed and lost its outsider status. Once tattooed people were seen as mad, bad and dangerous. Today, body art has been commodified to the point of irrelevance.

10- In my opinion, the author meant that tattoos are something that represents or means something to him. Even if it is on our skin and can be seen by everyone, the meaning of an image, word or phrase is important only for us and can be understood only by us. It is something that hides a deep meaning, but we decide who can know it. But in this century, people only see it as an image without a significance, only a way to be transgressive and wild. The author felt that this is not the meaning of body art and he would have preferred that tattoos remained to be something with a bad reputation.

I think it would be the environment's health and cleanliness.

I would think 'fits'

I had begun before them. Or I began before them