Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Improve"

I am trying to explain it, not write it differently. The original is natural English.

Improve = mejorar

Curiosity leads to independent developement, which is the most important and foundational kind of education a person can receive.

"I will increase the number of books I sell" "I will improve my book sales" These two sentences mean the same thing. "They will increase the price of gas soon." "I want to improve my test scores" increase is for number. improve is for quality.

"I need to improve my cooking skills since I'm going to university next year" "The weather has certainly improved!"

In my opinion, our education needs to improve on the practical side - we need more practice and less theory, in my opinion. We have a lot knowledge from books but we only know the theory and not the practice. For example, in chemistry class we do not have the opportunity to do experiments. We are not able to do experiments in the chemistry class. We have no opportunity to do experiments in the chemistry class.

Enhance implies that the thing you will enhance is already really good. Improve just means to "make better," and you can improve even really bad things.

あまり無いんです。 We would almost always say "I'm improving my English." or "I'm making improvements on my English." The best I could say about a difference between them is the shorter one might suggest you are going to talk about your English, whereas the longer one might suggest you're going to talk about the improvements, specifically. Also: The wording of your sentences sounds like you are going to say when or how you improve your English. "I improve my English everyday." "I improve my English by speaking with others, rather than reading or playing games." Even then, I think we'd say "practice". "I practice my English, everyday." "I'm practicing my English."

Improve是改善 比如改善生活 Increase是增长 像人口增长 Promote是促进 像促进经济增长 Enhance和improve很像 差不多

sure. Trying your best is always a good thing.

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can you help me improve my English

Feel free to message me, I do not know any russian, but would be happy to converse.

More natural (just a few tiny things): 1. There is no doubt that doing such things/activities would make people feel a pang of guilt. 2. I have seen many army movies these days, so I've seen many brutal scenes. (This is kind of a tough one because it sounds a little repetitive. It's ok, though.) 3. The company he created ten years ago has gradually evolved into a multinational business. (It helps to be in the active form) 4. My argument/point of view is that human rights are more important than local law. ("Contention" is a little strange – it's like a many-way fight between several people. "Argument" is a word that means your addition to some kind of controversy, if that makes sense.) Hope it helps! Good luck!

Friends, OC, or any reality shows are nice. Since CSI, 24, prison break, etc, some dramas(police or medics) are not really useful situations in daily life. etter to check MTV, Vh1, or TLC they have funny shows good for practicing English.

Ahah! I see now! ^^ "Thank you for your kind donation" would be the most natural expression. You can add on the end: "towards the organ" but a small sentence about the organ after the first sentence ("Your donation will support the restoration of our pipe organ") also sounds natural. :) Hope this makes sense!

I only learned English for one year in a university, then I didn't have time to continue, but now I want to improve it! I like it! It's really very interesting! It isn't hard to learn, but the time that I have isn't enough to learn well. And I think when you have many friends in other countries it makes studying more interesting!

It's more common to use "room" instead of "space", but it sounds fine to me. By the way, remember to use a space after a comma.

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