I'm in this website because iI would really like to improve my eEnglish skills and be able to speak and /understrand English very well.

I studied the English grammar atduring high school, it has been 5 years. Five years have passed since i've finished theing high school, and after it for years i haven't practiced my eEnglish is rusty.

However, last year iI've started my eErasmus studies in Germany and there i. There, I came to understooand that iI must improve my English in order to have way more career opportunities for my future carrer.

I'm in this website because i would really likeant to improve my english skills and be able to speak and undestrand English very well.

I studied the English grammar at high school, it has been 5 years since i've finished the high school, and after ithat for years i haven't practiced my english.

However last year i've started my erasmus in Germany and there i understood that i must improve my English in order to have way more opportunities for my future carrer.

Hello everyone, ¶
This is my first texpost here.

I'm ion this website because iI would really like to improve my eEnglish skills and be able to speak and understrand English very well.

I studied the English grammar atin high school, i. It has been 5 years since i'veI finished the high school, and after it for yewards i haveI didn't practiced my eEnglish for years.

However, last year i'veI started my eErasmus in Germany, and there i understooI realized that iI must improve my English in order to have way more opportunities forin my future carreer.

Hello everyone, ¶
This is my first textwriting lesson here.

Writing lesson would be better in this context

I'm ion this website because iI would really like to improve my eEnglish skills and be able to speak and undestrand English very well.

Not "in, "on". I is ALWAYS capitalised when referring to the pronoun, English is capitalized, and understand (you made a spelling mistake)

I studied the English grammar atin high school, i. It has been 5 years since i'veI finished the high school, and after it for years iI haven't practiced my eEnglish.

No need for "the" before English. I is always capital, No the before high school, English capitalized, many words that are useless.

However, last year iI've started my eErasmus in Germany and there iI understood that iI must improve my English in order to have way more opportunities for my future carreer.

Comma after however, I capital, What is an Erasmus? Anyway, it should be capital. In order to seems too janky and "to" alone seems cleaner. Not carrer, career.