Anything can help to my english grammar?

I think that is a very common problem for any student that is not a native speaker of English. I was teaching writing last term and that was the biggest problem that I saw. That and Chinglish (I teach in China). If you have an English version of word, I think it recognizes both spelling and grammar. It isn't always correct, but it might help a little. I don't think that the way they do it in China is effective because as soon as you finish the test, chances are you will forget it. If you want, I can check your grammar and spelling in here, but if I do, I would probably pm you rather than making corrections for everyone to see. Let me know if you want to do that. I will probably start a discussion (or even an interest) for people who want to improve their English writing. I am not perfect, but I have been writing and speaking for over 40 years so I think I can help. Good luck!!!

i don't think i can help you out much here but all i can say is reading helps to improve and you'll slowly see the improvements. but you can buy grammer books and practise them at home. after doing many similar questions, you'll more or less know what is correct or wrong in a particular sentence. but even if you don't know, you'll learn from your mistakes. don't worry. you won't be perfect, in fact no one is. me too. we will always keep making mistakes, be it due to carelessness or due to us not knowing our work. but we learn from our mistakes so don't lose heart. my best advice would be to read more and try out grammer books. i feel bored if they have comprehensive grammer(where they teach you why it's like this or that). i prefer ones where i can try it out after a few examples and then check my answers. at first, i'll definitely have many mistakes but that will improve if you are determined. so best of luck with your grammer and i hope others can help you out too.

Well, you'll learn through time. For spell check, I am using my handy browser, FireFox. FireFox automatically checks the spelling of words in forms, etc. It comes very handy when you are inputting your blog posts, MyLot responses and such. To improve your vocabulary, I suggest you play at freerice.com. It'll make you smarter and at the same time help hungry people around the world. You won't learn much if you just study in the net. You need to practice and study grammar.

http://www.wintertree-software.com/app/gramxp/index.html Another option is to ask a friend to check you. I think you do pretty well, considering that the language differences.

I would suggest that you read some children's textbooks on any subject that interests you. Generally, they are written with exemplary sentence and paragraph structure. Because the content would be familiar to you, whether it is about science or geography, you would be able to absorb the grammar easily as you would not be struggling with the content. Start is as low a grade-level as is comfortable without being too boring and work on reading as fast as you can without loss of comprehension. Then work up to higher grade levels. Another advantage to this method would be the exposure you would get to your new culture through it's art and ideas. This is the method I use to brush up on other languages that I have learned besides English. Enjoy!

You are doing pretty good with your grammar! It's not too bad. There is a website www.dailygrammar.com that has lesson plans teaching you about grammar, then there is a website www.grammar-monster.com they might be able to help you. Keep up the good work!

I think you are doing pretty good with your grammar. I learn my grammar the old fashioned way - reading grammar books. Maybe you could go to the bookstores and see if there are books like that available. Also, currently I am watching DVD with English subtitles to help improve/ keep up my English, so far, I think that's the most interesting and effective way for me to learn English.

Well I think your grammer is pretty good and you are being too self concious about it. I think that if you keep posting in mylot and keep thinking about what you are saying and posting, it will continue to get better. I have seen that many of the members here don't have English as their mother language and I think you are all doing very well. If you just keep reading other people's discussions and responses, you will also learn from them. I don't know of any site or grammer check, in the internet. Just keep reading and posting and you will do fine. I don't have any trouble understanding your topics, so just keep working at it.

You are doing well for someone who is learning English; it isn't a very logical language sometimes. As people have said, the best way to learn grammar is to look at examples of standard written English. Read books in English often (don't use internet writing as your standard, as it is often shortened or changed to be easier and more casual). Children learning English tend to pick up grammar through imitation rather than instruction, so I think that is the best way.