please check my paragraph

[pat_bma]

Please, checks this paragraph
"Hello, to all
I'm a new member. My english is not so good, but I try to improve it. English is not my native language and I don't have chance to use it in my job or in my daily life. So I don't have self-confidence and alway worry what I say or write correctly. I think writting can help me improve my english skill. I will written some story in english and count on someone in here recomment me."
Thank you

[Tdol]

I don't have chance - I don't have the opportunity
alway worry - always
worry what I say or write correctly- worry whether what I write or say is correct
writting- writing
english skill- English skills
some story- stories or a story
recomment me- commenting

[pat_bma]

Thank you tdol for your commenting.
I am very happy that you understood my writing.
However, I have some question.
why should I use "oppotunity" instead of " chance" ?
I think each other are same meaning.
And again, I would like you comment my this writing.
Thank you.

[k k colin love]

Hi pat_bma
I'm Thai too and I can understand all of your writing.

[Tdol]

why should I use "oppotunity" instead of " chance" ?
I think each other are same meaning.

Sometimes when words have a similar meaning, we tend to choose one in certain contexts, or together with certain words. This is done through habit rather than logic, and is known as collocation. I simply suggested 'opportunity' because it fitted the sense better. 'Chance' is more used when luck is involved.

[Ouisch]

"Chance" usually implies that there is some risk involved.
"Opportunity" implies that there is a platform open for you to express your views, for good or for bad, but you'll not face any consequences as a result.

[pat_bma]

Hi k k colin love
Thank you for your encoragement.
I'm very glad to meet Thai people in this forum.
you can enjoy communicating with me if you would like to do.
Because, you understand me in english language.

[pat_bma]

Thank you tdol and Ouisch.
Both of your explanations make me very clear.
Exactly, I can speak " everyone has a chance to invest in stock market."
Is this correct ?

[Tdol]

It should be 'the stock market' or use the plural if they are investing internationally across markets.

[k k colin love]

Yes, you're welcome.