who can do something for me?

[Adams]

i m francophone and i have a very big vocabulary in english but i need someone
to teach me how to write a perfect text in a perfect way
exactly
collegue lol... i m in the first year baccalaureat

[White]

Great some English lessons.

[Catherine]

Firstly, think about what you're writing about it and what you may want to say first. If the text is about something like homework or so, then you do research.

Secondly, do not just Copy & Paste, because if you still haven't reached college yet, you will eventually and find that you cannot do that.
So read your source a few times and write down what comes out at you and what you learned.

Thirdly,if there is something specific you have to write about, like for example, a subtopic, then you go back and read about that area and again, do the same.

Lastly, read it over and make sure it makes sense. Remember, you wrote it out yourself, so make sure that there are no errors that were undected (including by word if that's what you're working with).

Ps. When writing about this, don't put down, "From my research, I learnt...." Try something "During my research I found..." Or something like that. It may not seem that different, but trust me, it is very much so.

[lowrake281]

Start reading English books particularly novels. That will help you a lot in improving your writing style.
Book suggestion: Harry Potter series

[Herman]

"I'm francophone and I have a very big vocabulary in english, but I need someone to teach me how to write a perfect text in a perfect way." The i goes as I, always capitalized.


You could use microsoft word and check the grammatical errors there, just press F7 it's very easy.

Or if you want you can chat with me, so you can practice. Message me if you're interested.

Good luck.