Planting Plants!!!!!
When I was a little, I really like to grow plants. I planted one in front of the window. Just one. But, few days later, it got sick. I saw a clue. There was a hint that bugs ate the leaves. I stared at it blankly. I learned that bugs can be prevented from eating the plants. But why did not the plant prevent it???
Here is the answer. Plants talk in their language when they are in danger or there are diseases. They tell each other by releasing the chemicals in their body. Interesting!!! My plant didn't have a neighbor, that was why it got sick.
After the lesson, I brought another plant and planted it in front of the window. WWWOOOOWWW!! My old plant is healthy again!!

Julie: And I the finally got one. I planted it in front of the window.
Correct: I planted one in front of the window.
Explanation: You can make just one sentence to say what you mean. The word one refers to a plant since you've mentioned that you like growing plants.

Julie: But, few days later, it was sick.
Correct: But, few days later, it got sick.
Explanation: When you say I get sick, it means you become sick. Just apply it even when you talk aboout a plant.

Julie: I learned that plants can prevent get eating by bugs.
Correct: I learned that bugs can be prevented from eating the plants.
Explanation: It's not the plant that needs to be prevented but the bugs, that why they are interchanged in the correct sentence. From is used to mean that you take something away. The plants should be taken away from the bugs.

Julie: But why did not that plant prevent it???
Correct: But why did not the plant prevent it???
Explanation: The article the is used to refer a specific thing, and that is plant.

Julie: My plant didn't had a neighbor. and that was why it was sick!!!
Correct: My plant didn't have a neighbor, that was why it got sick.
Explanation: When you use did, the verb should be in present form.

Julie: My old plant was healthy again!!
Correct: My old plant is healthy again!!
Explanation: The old plant is healthy now, so the verb be should be in present tense.

Hello Julie! Undoubtedly, you can express your thoughts by words. You just need to improve your grammar, word usage and sentence construction skill. Keep on writing compositions at home to practice these things. You can definitely do it if you just put more effort.:)