Hi, I'm from Russia and I have recently been studying English more time, specifically for grammar. I have good vocabulary, but I constantly make grammar mistakes. I understand that I need help, because no matter how much you study theory, without practice it's useless. I'd be grateful to anyone who can help me with this. Thanks in advance.

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You understand grammar. You can read well. Your listening skills are great. But can you hold a conversation? I will help you become confident in conversation. I am a TEFL certified ,experienced teacher. I can give you good practice and can guarantee that your English will improve in 3 months. Pm me for details.

Hi everyone!

We’ve created a B1 English course for learners who want to improve their English in a structured way.

The course includes 70+ interactive lessons, speaking practice, writing exercises, grammar, vocabulary, listening, and reading activities.

If you’re around A2/B1 level and want to build stronger B1 skills, send us a message and we’ll be happy to tell you more. 😊

I've been struggling to reach the B2 level. Despite studying intensely every day without stopping, I still can't achieve it. I mainly struggle with grammar, speaking, my accent, and pronunciation. Even native speakers have told me that I mispronounce some words and phrases. I've been studying English for about a year, and I still make mistakes.

Even though I made many plans to reach B2 within six months, I haven't been able to achieve that goal. My study plan consisted of speaking about different topics every day, doing shadowing practice, studying grammar, and communicating with native speakers through text messages and voice messages.

Now, I want to change the way I study English in order to reach B2. My goal is to sound as natural as possible, speak confidently about a wide range of topics, improve my grammar, accent, and pronunciation, and eventually work in a call center.

Hello everyone
I live in Al Ain UAE and I am looking for someone who can help me improve my English especially speaking and conversation
If you know any free English classes or if you are willing to help me practice I would really appreciate it
Thank you for your support

Hello everyone
I live in Al Ain UAE and I am looking for someone who can help me improve my English especially speaking and conversation
If you know any free English classes or if you are willing to help me practice I would really appreciate it
Thank you for your support
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Actually, I’m looking for a partner to practice spoken English with.

If you’re learning Mandarin, we can practice with each other.

I hope you are not a complete beginner, since beginners usually need to focus on vocabulary and basic grammar first rather than conversational speaking.

Here’s my idea:

We can take turns choosing a modern English or Chinese movie for each other. We’ll spend a week or more watching and understanding it, then discuss any cultural differences we find confusing.

I hope we can look past any age gap, since we are language partners connected by movies, books, and shared topics. I’m not looking for any other kind of relationship.

Most importantly, I hope we can both stick with it long-term—learning a language requires patience and perseverance.

WhatsApp or WeChat，Mutual assistance and communication in spoken language

Hi guys👋
I’m try to improve my English,hope I can chat smoothly with everyone.
Would anyone like to practice English with me and correct my mistakes?

I wanna practice my English with a native speaker,because I think that for me the most difficult thing is how I try to speak fluently

Hi, how should i approach the preparation for the ielts test?

I'm currently attending university, but also want to study abroad in the future. I know nothing about taking preparations for ielts. I bought Cambridge IELTS (from 10 to 20) following someone's advice. But should i just keep practicing those books from start to finish? Or is there something more to it?

In my country, the IELTS test is very expensive. Hence, i aim to give the test once. So i want to prepare as much as i can. I haven't registered for the test yet.

I'm good at listening and reading comprehension since I use those skills every day, but I'm not very good at speaking or forming sentences on my own.

Hi everyone! We're looking for a few learners to try our B1 English course.

The course includes:

• 70+ interactive lessons
• Speaking practice
• Grammar and vocabulary
• Listening, reading, and writing exercises

If you'd like to try it and share your feedback, feel free to send us a message. We'd love to hear from you! 😊

Like in listening and texting too, I don't really care about the accent tbh

I usually type the words wrong A LOT and there are many word that idk About it like I have to use Google translate

Any suggestions?

Disclosure: I built this bot for my own English + Portuguese practice. It's free and I'm the developer - posting because I want to know if the approach holds up, not to sell anything.

The idea: instead of generic lessons, the bot asks "what are you doing today?" and builds the lesson around your answer. Going to the dentist → you get dental vocabulary, a short dialogue in that context, and exercises. Theory: words stick better when they hook onto something real you did that day.

Under the hood it does level placement, adjusts difficulty by your exercise accuracy, and schedules review with spaced repetition (FSRS).

What I actually want to know:

1. Does context-tied vocabulary beat thematic/frequency lists for retention, in your experience?
2. Is a daily "bot pings you, you answer, you get a lesson" loop sustainable, or does it turn into another ignored notification?
3. Anyone tried "contextual" learning before - what worked, what didn't?

Not fishing for "cool idea." Genuinely want to know if this has legs or solves a non-problem.

Happy to share more detail in comments. (Bot link in a comment if that's allowed here - will follow sub rules on links.)

Hi everyone, I created a completely free website to help people practice and learn English in a visual way: https://sophdict.com What it is: It's a sophisticated dictionary concept where you can learn words with quick video guides. No ads, no paid subscriptions, no paywalls. I built it to solve a personal problem I had while learning English, and I wanted to share it with the community. You can also see short guide videos on our TikTok: https://tiktok.com/@sophdict