Hi "they" requires a plural verb (were) "a person" is a third person singular. Therefore, you need "is

I think the more you speak another language, the more opportunities you (will) have in life . I speak Portuguese, Japanese and English . I have worked for many years in computer science , so technical English has been important for my career . I like to travel. English has been the language I use to communicate in different countries.

Dear David, There is no "ideal" word count for IELTS writing tasks. However, you need to bear a few things in mind when approaching either of the tasks. In task 1, for General training, you need to make sure that each bullet point is sufficiently developed. In the academic module, you need to make sure that you have covered the key features of the task without getting into the details too much. I would say that an effective task 1 response will be in about 220 or so words. However, this is not a rule set in stone. As for task 2 (the essay), you should make sure that you develop the main ideas in the prompt to a reasonable degree. Here, you can include examples from personal experience / knowledge. Your own ideas should also be clearly communicated. I would say that a sufficient task 2 response would land somewhere around 300 or so words. That said, you should keep in mind that the longer your response, the higher the possibility of making mistakes. Also, you will want to end up with 5-7 minutes of spare time to review and improve your response. I hope this helps :)

To me it's not really clear. It could mean something like: ranging from ... to ... --> You could interpret it like this: Students all around the world use Cambridge textbooks, even in countries such as Colombia and Lithuania or it could mean that the author believes that people who live in Colombia and Lithuania are from a wide range of nationalities and backgrounds. I personally think the former is a better interpretation of the sentence, however.

I really don't know.After finishing my school I haven't heard about my old classmates a lot. I forget them some how,but in order to their characters, I think they just wanted to make a good family. Dear Zahra, If I were you, I'd write something like this: I don't really know. I haven't heard much from my classmates since I finished / graduated high school. I don't even remember much about them. I don't think anyone from my school has become famous. From what I can remember, they all wanted to settle down and start a family.

Dear Artem, I'd write it this way: There is this interesting and friendly café called 'Volcheka Bakery' that I often visit. It's a quiet and small café where they make delicious coffee and bake different kinds of cake. I like to visit this place two hours before they close because there aren't many people there at that time, and I can relax, without thinking about much. At Volcheka there's always good music playing and you can smell the delicious coffee aroma. The relaxing music and the smell of coffee there have created a home-like and cozy atmosphere.

I usualy dont remember past! But i think the little prience was a great story which that could learn many things even for older Maybe you could say something like this instead? I don't usually remember much about the past. But a wonderful story I read was The Little Prince. I think it is such a great story, and even grown-ups can learn something from it.