Hi everybody! My name is Margot, and I am from Peru. I don't speak and write in English very well, but it's necesary in my life because I have studied foreign trade and I could apply to a better job; because of this, I need to improve my English.
I have a lot of experience in my career exporting products to Latin America. Currently, I am working in the Lima Chamber of Commerce as an analyst of products originating in Peru; Because of this, I must know trade agreements very well. Also, I have to read some English in these agreements.
Tips for the future, when you write in English:
1. Don't make sentences too long without proper punctuation, conjunctions, and/or filler words, because then it will be an error known as a "run-on sentence".
2. For contraction words like "don't", you need an apostrophe in the word.
3. "It's" is spelled as "it's" when meaning "it is", and spelled as "its" when used as a possessive pronoun.
4. There is no space before the comma, only after the comma.
5. Don't forget commas after transition words like "currently" or "also".
6. "Good" is an adjective, and cannot be used as an adverb. Use "well" instead.
7. When using the word "this" or "that" to modify a noun, like "this agreements", this/that needs to agree in number with the noun it modifies. So the correct way to say "this agreements" is "these agreements".