Re: A sequel to the last entry

Hi Terry,
 
Thanks for your message. I hope you're having a good day.
 
You asked me about your blog. It looks good. I was going to leave a comment, but I couldn't find the place exactly. I'll visit again in the future.
 
All the clubs at Sangsan sound really fun. When you described the broadcasting club, that one really appealed to me. I worked at a radio station for awhile as a reporter. It was a really, really fun job. As well, when I was a university student, I participated in a regular student university news program. What a great time! The best part was the other students. They were a really interesting bunch!
 
I have lots of answers to your questions about English, but I have one more question for you. You'll be living in a dormitory away from home. What are you most looking forward to about that? What do you think will be the best part?
 
Now about your questions, you asked about:
 
It is one of clubs in which I'd like to join the best.
 
This sentence is almost correct. Just take out "in" and change "the best" to "the most."
 
It is one of clubs which I'd like to join the most.
 
Next, you asked about:
 
a dancing crew, a volunteering group, a taekwondo company, a book club, photo-taking staff, and so forth.
 
This is correct. No problems.
 
The third question you had is about a:
 
happy matter of worry
 
The meaning is clear, but a typical native-English speaker would probably say:
 
a good thing to worry about
 
Similar words/expressions to join, as in "join a club," are:
 
participate in a club, sign up for a club, be in a club, become a member in a club
 
Alternate expressions for there is/there are as in "there are several clubs..."
 
Several clubs are available
The school offers several clubs
Students can choose from several clubs
 
This message is getting a little long, so I'd better let you go for today. Thanks for the excellent questions. I'll look into your message again later and write again if I have additional suggestions.
 
Have an excellent day!
 
Gwen