Hello from Russia! My name is Rita

[Rita]

So, my name is Rita or Margaret(which I like more)I'm from Russia.
I'm just 16 years old. This year I've graduated from school and I have entrance examinations to the university which begin from July,15. I have only two examinations, but one of them (English) is very important for me, as it will decide my fate. I'm very scaried, because there will be topics to speak on and a lexical test, two my great problems, knowing of words and speaking.

I love the English language and especially the British accent. My dream is to visit England and maybe...stay there, who knows?

Most of all I love the accent of Londoners, I can listen to it for hours, I even already can make out whether this man from London or not. I adore this accent and feel very, very sorry for myself because I will never have that kind of accent

Oh, and I've been studying English since the fourth grade (so, it's 8 years), but I feel shame at the fact that my level of English is not as good as it could be, 'cause 8 years is a lot of time! But unfortunately Russian teachers don't teach as well as I would desire. I received most of knowledge during business trips of my family for 2-3 years in Romania and Austria, although English is not, of course, their official language, I just studied in the Russian school attached to the Russian Embassy, but there were good teachers, who possessed profound knowledge of English.
So, here I am ready for knowledge

And I beg you, if I make some mistakes(even small) in grammar, use of words, spelling, just tell me! Ok?

[Dark magician]

Hi
nice to meet you here
I wish you had good luck in your test

enjoy with us here

best wishes
Mba
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Right is always stronger than iniquity.

[Rosalisa]

So, my name is Rita or Margareth(which I like more)I'm from Russia.
I'm just 16 years old. This year I've graduated from school and I have entrance examinations to the university which begin from July,15. I have only two examinations, but one of them (English) is very important for me as it will decide my fate. I'm very scary, because there will be topics to speak on and a lexical test, and two of my great problems are not knowing of words and speaking.

I love the English language and especially the British accent. My dream is to visit England and maybe...stay there, who knows?

Most of all I love the accent of Londoners, and I can listen to it for hours. I even already can make out whether this man is from London or not. I adore this accent and feel very, very sorry for myself because I will never have that kind of accent.

Oh, and I've been studying English since the fourth grade (so, it's 8 years), but I feel shame at the fact that my level of English is not as good as it could be, 'cause 8 years is a lot of time! But unfortunately rRussian teachers don't teach as well as I would desire. II received most of knowledge during business trips of my family for 2-3 years in Romania and Austria. Although English is not, of course, their official language, I just studied in the Russian school attached to the Russian Embassy, but there were good teachers, who possessed profound knowledge of English.
So, here I am ready for knowledge

And I beg you, if I make some mistakes(even small) in grammar, use of words, spelling, just tell me! Ok?

Hello Rita,

I'm Rosalisa, from Cambodia.I'm 19 years old. People everywhere have this problem too. My cousin learned English since she was 6 years old and she told me the same problem. She wanted to improve her English to the fullest extent but she couldn't. However, I consider that it is not a problem at all because usually people learn better and faster when they are older. And, actually, it's never too late to learn.

Oh, I help improve some phrases of your post and I'm pleased to help as much as I can.
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[Rita]

Hi, Rosalisa! Thank you very much for improving my post!! Could you explain to me, why is it better to use the preposition "and" in this sentence:Most of all I love the accent of Londoners, and I can listen to it for hours. For example, in Russian it sounds like a normal asyndetic sentence. And it's not in English, is it?

[Rita]

[hopeless_girl]

Hi Rita,
For me the sentence above is correct whatever you will write „and” or not but I’m looking at it from my Polish perspective.
I smiled when I had read this sentence "I'm very scary", because it means you are frightening, so I think you wanted to write I’m very scared, in other words: afraid, terrified.
I have learned for more than 8 years but I have the same impression that could learn harder and I didn’t.
Greetings from Poland!
See you.

[Rita]

Hi, hopeless_girl)))
Yes, I got it))) I'm very scary)))
I just didn't know the preposition after these words, so I used another word, not successfully))

[Rosalisa]

Hello Rita,

[Rita]

[Rosalisa]

Oh, Rita, I believe you'll be fine with those. And just now you need to prepare what you want to do. But please don't cram for the exams. Relax.
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If you want to change the world, be one of the change.

[Harry Smiith]

[Rita]

Hi, Harry Smiith!
Thanks! Of course, I don't want to generalize, but apparently I have no luck with teachers=)
Are you from England and teach in Russia?(I'm confused with your English name and surname)

[michauek]

Hi Rita. Greetings for Russia I'm Mike from Poland I haven't checked the news on this site for ages but I have a lot of time now to do it, so I hope I could help a little bit and what's more probable to learn something from ESL forum members:) Nice to meet you ! See ya
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absens carens
Michal. I'm an english student

[Harry Smiith]

[hopeless_girl]

Hi Harry Smith,
I will read your works with pleasure!