have you wanting do anything, than you haven't been able to do?

Question

For example, I'm learning to write and to read in english, but I haven't been able to, because I began the last week. Sorry for my form of to write, but I know little. Please answer me in the correct grammtical rules for me understanding better. thank you

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Answer 1

I understand your question. When I was six years old, I wanted to become a ballet dancer. I had an excellent teacher, but she moved away. A few years later, I contracted polio. I never became a ballet dancer. but I did become a mountain climber. As far as I know, I'm using correct grammar here. I very much admire anyone who can learn English. English is my first language , and I am still learning it. I have learned a little Spanish in school. I am also in the process of learning Esperanto, which is easier to learn than English. I am finding that learning Esperanto helps me to better understand English. You are doing well. Dios te bendiga.

Answer 2

quizás sea útil reformular su pregunta:

I think what you meant was:

Have you ever wanted to do anything that you haven't been able to do?

In answer to your question, i'm the same as you but the other way round! I'd like to be able to write and read well in spanish but it's very hard! Perhaps we could swap tips?

Answer 3

You are doing REALLY well my friend, dont be too hard on yourself, you have only been doing it for a week.

Keep working on it and you will be understanding better soon

Answer 4

don't understand your question