I've been 'lived' (czy czas - popraw) in Poland since I was born. I don't think it's A terrible country. But I know that there are a lot of things which
should be changeD. If I could have 'a big' (niepotr) power to change some things in my country, firstly I would try to change the situacion in 'ours' (popraw, nie rozrozniasz OUR i OURS - prosze poczytaj o tym) hospitals. It's really wrong that the 'almost' (po co to slowo tutaj jest?) medicines are very
expensive.
There are 'organization' (ale napisales czasownik w l. mnogiej, to dlaczego rzecz w l. poj?) which try to help, but they don't have enough money for all THE people.
Secondly I would change something in 'a' THE law. Unfortunately we more
often hear 'about it' (niepotr) that someone is in a 'pirson' (ortog), he's convictED for ten years, but he 'go' (zly czas. tutaj GOES out before because he 'has a very good layer' (tego nie rozumiem- generalnie wypuszczaja za 'good behaviour') or a lot of money.
So, I think a law should be 'consistet' (ortog) and the same for all people.
The next thing which I would change is a presentation of many cities,
and their 'signature' (signature to podpis, cos tutaj nie rozumiem, czy masz na mysli 'image'?) e.g Katowice. I see that the 'liders' (ortog) of THE town try to
do something with this problem. 'That's' (that's to znaczy 'that is' teraz sprawdz czy to ma sens tutaj w zdaniu) means they built A new building
or A sports field, but they haven't enough money to put into effect all
'ours' (sprawdz roznice pomiedzy OUR i OURS) dreams and ideas.
However, nobody 'have' HAS the power, but it doesn't 'means' MEAN that THERE IS nothing THAT we can't change. I think we should 'to' (niepotr) fight 'about' FOR 'ours' (sorawdz ta roznice) dreams, because together we can change 'ours' (znowu to samo - popraw) 'live' (live to jest czasownik, tutaj potrzebujesz rzecz w l. mnogiej).