No offence dude but how can you teach someone to be a copycat. No wonder you're writting terrible English. I am also not very good at English but I know the only way for me to improve is through hardwork and not through cheating.

The only way to improve your English is through reading. There is no shortcut. In fact there is no other way. Start by reading simple books or newspaper. Books for children such as Harry Potter, Narnia or any books by Enid Blyton are the best choice to improve your grammar and sentence construction. I know some people will feel embarassed by reading books for children but it is better now then regret latter when you have difficulty getting a job. A lot of Malaysian graduates are unemployed because of their poor command in English.

My advice to you is to always practice what you learn. Always write a full sentence. Make your sentences simple and easy to understand. No need to write fancy words. Think in English and not in Chinese. Don't try to translate from Chinese to English. Another advice is don't write "sms" type of English. My boss who is very good in English is extremely particular about this because she feels "sms" English is the root of all the problems.

The best way to improve your spoken English is to listen and practice whatever you've learned. Learn the correct pronounciation. Don't be shy because if you don't practice you'll never improve. Don't learn from songs especially hip-hop songs because they usually use slangs. Movies and TV are OK but the best place to listen to correct pronounciations are from news such as CNN, MSNBC, BBC, etc. You can also improve your general knowledge.

Please don't use fancy words if you're not sure of their meaning or spelling. Spelling is the most important thing in English language. By the way, in one of the earlier reply someone use the word "conserve". The correct word should be converse. This is the example of someone who do not know how to spell the word correctly and still try to use it. I am not trying to show off or anything but learn to spell first before using it.