IS IT TOO LATEs it too late? Is it too late?

IS IT TOO LATEs it Too Late? Is it Too Late?

Capitalization is good for emphasis, however in this since it is a question as a title you should only use capital letters for the beginning of words, but only for words with 3 or more letters or words at the beginning of the title like in your case with Is. I love the title though!

I'am fouForty years old now . I'm Forty years old now.

I´m equates to I am, which you could use either here, also forty doesn´t need a u. To be honest it is not a bad sentence it just needs a little work!

I' am fourty years old now . I am forty years old now.

I' am fourty years old now . I am forty years old now.

Use no spaces before a period and one space after a period.

I'am fourty years old now . I'm forty years old now .

I shave studied English since i was twelve . I have studied English since i was twelve.

I sudiedhave been studying English since iI was twelve . I have been studying English since I was twelve.

I, needs to be always capitalized, and studied was misspelled. Also I would combine this sentence with the next one because it makes more sense that way, as well as making this sentence use have been. Here I would say work on capitalization of I and spelling, however I think that some programs exist out there like spell check that can help you with spelling errors.

I studied English since iI was twelve . I studied English since I was twelve.

I've studied English since iI was twelve . I've studied English since I was twelve .

Then ,and I keept learning English until iI graduated from college. and I kept learning English until I graduated from college.

I would combine this sentence with the other one, and also make keep into its past tense form because until I graduated from college makes the sentence past tense.

Then , I keept learning English until iI graduated from college. Then, I kept learning English until I graduated from college.

Then , I keept learning English until iI graduated from college. I kept learning English until I graduated from college.

Then , I keep learnstudying English until iI graduated from college. I keep studying English until I graduated from college.

But iI think the way iI have been learning English is wrong . But I think the way I have been learning English is wrong.

Just work on the capitalization of I.

But i, I think the way iI have been learning English is wrong . But, I think the way I have been learning English is wrong.

"Wrong" refers to morals, like "good versus evil". You want to say, "ineffective", to mean the way you have been learning has not worked to improve your English. Is this your intended meaning?

But iI think the way iI have been learning English is wrong . But I think the way I have been learning English is wrong.

But i, I think the way iI have been learning English is wrong . But, I think the way I have been learning English is wrong .

Even iwhen I think iI have studied hard,but i I still can't use eEnglish to communicate with others. Even when I think I have studied hard, I still can't use English to communicate with others.

Not bad, just capitalize I and English, and when makes what you are saying here have more of an example. Only some minor problems, but I think you got this!

Even iI think iI studied hard, but iI still can't use eEnglish to communicate with others. Even I think I studied hard, but I still can't use English to communicate with others.

Capitalize proper nouns, like "I".

Even ithough I think iI studied hard,but i I still can't use eEnglish to communicate with others. Even though I think I studied hard, I still can't use English to communicate with others.

Even if I think iI studied hard,but i I still can't use eEnglish to communicate with others. Even if I think I studied hard, I still can't use English to communicate with others.

About one year ago , I decided to make some changes. About one year ago, I decided to make some changes.

Wow! Much better!

About one year ago , I decided to make some changes. About one year ago, I decided to make some changes.

About one year ago , I decided to make some changes. About one year ago, I decided to make some changes.

Same rules apply to a comma - no space before, one space after. You can say "make a change" (singular) or "make some changes" (multiple).

About one year ago , I decided to make some changes. About one year ago, I decided to make some changes.

I use the time that i wasI am driving to listen to eEnglish audio. I use the time that I am driving to listen to English audio.

Agian, not bad! I put am here because was makes what you are saying here be in the past rather than the present.

I used the time that iI was driving to listen to eEnglish audios. I used the time that I was driving to listen to English audios.

I use the time that i waswhile I drivinge to listen to eEnglish audio. I use the time while I drive to listen to English audio.

I use the time that i was drivstarted listening to listen to eEnglish audio while driving. I started listening to listen to English audio while driving.

Practice eEnglish via the APP Duolingo everyday. Practice English via the APP Duolingo everyday.

Great!

PI practice ed English via the APP Duolingo app everyday. I practiced English via the Duolingo app everyday.

PI practice eEnglish via the APP Duolingo app everyday. I practice English via the Duolingo app everyday.

Since you started a new sentence, the sentence needs a subject (I).

PI practice eEnglish via the APPapp Duolingo every day. I practice English via the app Duolingo every day.

Now ,i, I can feel that my English is better than before. Now, I can feel that my English is better than before.

Now ,i can feel that, my English isounds better than before. Now, my English sounds better than before.

Now ,i, I can feel that my English is better than before. Now, I can feel that my English is better than before.

Now ,i can, I feel that my English is better than before, but I know I have a long, long way to go. Now, I feel that my English is better than before, but I know I have a long, long way to go.

and iI know iI have a longe long way to go. I know I have a long long way to go.

Amazing! love the usage of to two longs here to make emphasis in what you are saying, it truly adds more power to it!

and iI know iI still have a longe long way to go. I know I still have a long way to go.

and i(Though) I know iI have a longe, long way to go. (Though) I know I have a long, long way to go.

and i know i have a longe long way to go.

I will try my best to make it better and better . I will try my best to make it better and better.

Again, great emphasis!

I will try my best to make it better and better . I will try my best to make it better and better.

I would suggest adding more detail by saying, "I will try my best to improve a little bit each day." "Better" is a boring and often repeated word.

I will try my best to make iget better and better . I will try my best to get better and better.

I will try my best to make it better and better improve, because I'd like to go to other countries to travel or do business. I will try my best to improve, because I'd like to go to other countries to travel or do business.

Because i'I´d like to go to the anothers country to travel or do some bussies.iness. Because I´d like to go to another country to travel or do some business.

I think you meant business, but again great job!

Because iI'd like to go to thewant to visit others country to travel or do some bussiesies or work abroad. Because I'd want to visit other countries or work abroad.

I don't recommend starting sentences with "because". Correction: businesses (the plural form of business). I would more add detail by saying, "My motivation for learning English is to travel or work abroad some day."

Because iI'd like to go to the others countryies to travel or do some bussieiness. I'd like to go to the other countries to travel or do some business.

Because i'd like to go to the others country to travel or do some bussies.