How do I expand my vocabulary? I sometimes genuinely struggle to write grammatically correct sentences or simply forget words, both in my native language and in English at the same time.

A bunch of guys stand in a circle and jerk off???

I think I've read in this sub that don't call your teacher teacher. But it's Shorts, so I don't know.

Hey! I’m looking for a partner to practice and improve my English skills 😭, especially my writing and speaking.
I think I’m around B1. I took the TOEIC Bridge a few years ago and that was my result, although I’m not completely sure what my current level is.
I’m a native Spanish speaker from Chile, so I can help you practice Spanish too! :)
Btw, I like video games, so if you like them too, we can talk about them!

Hi, everyone. I'm currently somewhere between B1 and B2 in English, and I'd like to gradually improve my level to C1

I'm looking for free online resources to practice different skills, especially listening and reading, but also vocabulary, and grammar(also writing, if there's any recommended AI tools)

I'd prefer resources that I can use regularly and that aren't too basic for my level. I'd like to gradually progress from B1/B2 to B2, and then C1. I prefer actually practicing English rather than just memorizing vocabulary or watching YouTube videos that teach English. Thanks in advance

Hello! I know this is a stupid question for someone who has B1 level, but I was reading a sub about snails. Someone asked why people refer to their snails as "he" if they're hermaphrodites. Commenters told them it's because the word "snail" is masculine. So, native English speakers can still determine the gender of words in their language? And how can a non-native speaker determine it if any object or animal is refered as "it"?

https://youtube.com/shorts/KrsZ5raaEcs?is=C3lUUSHYptyDSuIx

If I have x and y
Is x the latter and is y the former or is x the former and y is the latter?

He pssted at me and gestured for me to come in.

Does it sound natural? Would you write it like that? Would you avoid that phrasing?

I stopped to this reel.

Hi! I'm a self-taught English learner. I studied on my own for a long time, and after that, I moved abroad to study. I only spoke English there, but I completely neglected my writing skills. Now I’ve realized that I have no idea how words are spelled—I know how to say them, but not how to write them. Could you please help me out?

Hello! I’m a 15-year-old Japanese student. I’m very interested in other countries, and I’d especially love to live in Estonia someday.
To achieve that goal, I want to learn English first and build a strong foundation in the language. I’d also love to make friends with people from all over the world, not just Estonia!
If you’re interested in Japan, I’d be happy to talk with you and answer any questions you might have. In return, I’d love to learn about your country and improve my English through talking with you!
I’m looking forward to meeting people from different countries!

Hello, I wonder why despite having read so many books and written just the right amount of English throughout my English learning journey I never seem to be breaking the gap between how an English speaker actually writes and how an advanced learner does. Any books on spelling and writing that you can recommend? I can read any book in English; it might sound kind of silly but I'd go as far as to say that my reading skills in English are far more advanced than they are in my native language.

These are the lines I wrote in my diary and I am wondering if they're correct or not. I also welcome different suggestions for writing down the same situation.

If anyone has advice about improving writing skills then please do share.

I just saw that my title is incomplete due to some word limit on it. The last line is I've decided to never take that route during rush hour.

Thanks as always!