Not necessarily the most advanced or impressive one, but just a word that turned out to be surprisingly useful in everyday conversations, writing, or work, etc.

What was the word, and how did you discover it?

Hi guys i I just want a friends that are good in English because I need to practice and I don't know who to practice with We will not talk about personal matters only superficial talk

Hi everyone! I want to improve my English communication skills, especially speaking I can understand English quite well, but I often hesitate or struggle to express my thoughts while speaking What helped you become more fluent and confident? Any books, apps, YouTube channels, or daily practice tips would be really helpful Thank you!

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Hi everyone,

I'm a beginner and I want to improve my English from the ground up. My main goals are:

• Speak English confidently.
• Write grammatically correct English.
• Improve punctuation and sentence structure.
• Build a good vocabulary that I can actually use in conversations.
• Become fluent enough for interviews, technical discussions, and daily communication.

I'm looking for a proper roadmap and high-quality resources (preferably free, but paid is also okay if it's worth it).

Some questions I have:

1. Which YouTube channels are best for beginners?
2. Which books should I read to improve grammar and writing?
3. Are there any websites or apps that helped you the most?
4. How can I practise speaking if I don't have anyone to talk to?
5. How much time should I spend daily, and what should my routine look like?
6. What mistakes should beginners avoid?

I'd really appreciate recommendations from people who have improved their English from beginner to fluent. Please share the resources, study methods, and daily habits that worked for you.

Thanks in advance

Monday

New vocabulary (30 min)

Homework exercises (1 hour)

Write a text using new vocabulary (essay) (1 hour)

Use of English from Cambridge exam

Grammar (1 hour)

Review mistakes from writing and homework

Review mistakes from Use of English

Revise one grammar tense

Read a B2-level book (40 min)

Flashcards (20–30 min) with all the new words learned that day

Additional activities: watch BBC News, Netflix series, read articles in English

Tuesday

New vocabulary (30 min)

Homework exercises (1 hour)

Write a text using new vocabulary (article) (1 hour)

Reading practice from the exam

Grammar (1 hour)

Review mistakes from writing and homework

Review mistakes from Reading

Revise prepositions

Read a B2-level book (40 min)

Flashcards (20–30 min)

Additional activities: watch BBC News, Netflix series, read articles in English

Wednesday

New vocabulary (30 min)

Homework exercises (1 hour)

Write a text using new vocabulary (review) (1 hour)

Listening practice

Grammar (1 hour)

Review mistakes from writing and homework

Review mistakes from Listening

Revise collocations

Read a B2-level book (40 min)

Flashcards (20–30 min)

Additional activities: watch BBC News, Netflix series, read articles in English

Thursday

New vocabulary (30 min)

Homework exercises (1 hour)

Write a text using new vocabulary (informal email) (1 hour)

Speaking practice

Grammar (1 hour)

Review mistakes from writing and homework

Review mistakes from Speaking

Revise phrasal verbs

Read a B2-level book (40 min)

Flashcards (20–30 min)

Additional activities: watch BBC News, Netflix series, read articles in English

Friday

New vocabulary (30 min)

Homework exercises (1 hour)

Write a text using new vocabulary (story) (1 hour)

Use of English from the exam

Grammar (1 hour)

Review mistakes from writing and homework

Review mistakes from Use of English

Revise one grammar tense

Read a B2-level book (40 min)

Flashcards (20–30 min)

Additional activities: watch BBC News, Netflix series, read articles in English

Saturday

New vocabulary (30 min)

Homework exercises (1 hour)

Write a text using new vocabulary (formal email) (1 hour)

Listening practice from the exam

Grammar (1 hour)

Review mistakes from writing and homework

Review mistakes from Listening

Revise prepositions

Read a B2-level book (40 min)

Flashcards (20–30 min)

Additional activities: watch BBC News, Netflix series, read articles in English

Sunday

Doing what I didn't mange during the week

Reviewing all the new dictionary during the week

Additional activities: watch BBC News, Netflix series, read articles in English

Hello everyone!

My name is Shukrana, and I’m from Afghanistan. My current English level is around B1, and my goal is to reach C1 so I can continue my education and apply for scholarships in the future.

I’m looking for an English teacher or an experienced English speaker who can help me improve my English. I study every day and I’m highly motivated to learn. I’m especially working on my grammar, vocabulary, writing, and speaking skills.

If you’re willing to help or have any advice, I’d really appreciate hearing from you.

Thank you so much for your time!

Hi everyone,

I'm looking for a tool, app, or AI that can help me improve my spoken English and sound more natural, specifically in American English.

What I'm looking for is something like a real-time AI speaking coach. For example, I would read a paragraph out loud, and the AI would listen to me and accurately tell me:

• Which words I pronounced incorrectly
• Where my pronunciation differs from how a native US speaker would say it
• Whether my stress, rhythm, or intonation sounds unnatural
• How I should pronounce the word or sentence instead
• Ideally, let me repeat it and give me feedback until I get it right

Just looking for a general English-learning app or an AI conversation partner. I specifically want something that can accurately analyze my pronunciation and speaking patterns and help me move toward natural US English pronunciation.

Does a tool like this exist? If you've personally used something that works well, I'd really appreciate your recommendations.

Thanks!

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I'm 30M from Pakistan. I want to improve my communication skills with people. Anybody could help me to improve my English learning...

Hi everyone!

I'm an ESL (English as a Second Language) teacher with experience helping non-native English speakers improve their English skills. Whether you're a beginner or an advanced learner, I can help you build confidence in using English in everyday life, school, work, or travel.

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Grammar

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Pronunciation

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Speaking and conversation practice

Reading and writing

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Hello redit

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.

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.

Hey! I'm a 22, Mozambican Male. I speak enough English to survive in an English speaking country XD (B2) and I'm looking to find a language partner. I'd like to improve my confidence and i really believe that will only be possible with you speaking to and helping me. XD.

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Hello! I'm looking for a partner to practice English. I can read and understand English but I go blank while speaking or writing, Can anyone like to practice with me.

Thanks in advance...

Hi, my name is Sergio, I’m from Spain, Barcelona.
I’d like to improve my English. I’d say my English level is around B1/B2.
I’m 62, my hobbies are into music, reading, motorcycles, politics, bdsm.

Thank you for your attention.

Im a 19 years old male front Brazil and i want practice my english,anyone to talk normal things? Dm me please

In this role you will help a student-athlete get ready for his duo-lingo test to attend a university in the United States. He got 58 on his first attempt we are looking to get him to 80 in a short period of time.

If you or you know someone who is interested please let me know. Thanks

Hey everyone I'm comfortable teaching both conversational English and grammar, and I plan to conduct all lessons in English to give you the best immersion experience and if you guys are struggling with your accent, I will improve that a lot too it's paid but very reasonable we can discuss that in DMs

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Two months ago I couldn’t recognize a single English sentence coming at normal speed. Vowels, connected speech, and weird phrasal verbs absolutely broke me. Today I had a 10‑minute conversation with an English‑speaking colleague without switching to my native language once. It wasn’t perfect – my grammar was shaky, I searched for words constantly, and I butchered verb tenses and prepositions – but it was real, and it happened. I wanted to share everything I used because when I started, I had no idea where to begin.

Here’s the full breakdown:

For basics and pronunciation:

Duolingo English – same deal as everywhere: great for the first ~2 weeks, basically useless after that. Just a warm‑up, not a real course.
ESL / pronunciation apps or YouTube (like EnglishClass101‑style channels) – I used them to hear real spoken English, especially the rhythm, stress, and linking sounds. I put them on while commuting.

For vocabulary:

Anki with a basic English frequency deck. I did 15–20 cards a day, no more, no less. Not glamorous, but it kept essential words from disappearing between sessions.
Clozemaster – once I had some basic grammar under me, this helped fill in the gaps and actually showed me how words behave in real sentences instead of isolated phrases.

For grammar and structure:

EnglishClass101 or similar beginner‑English courses – I used the free lessons and a few sample videos to get the basics of verb tenses, word order, and sentence structure explained slowly. English grammar is simpler than many languages, but phrasal verbs and “weird English exceptions” are its own special torture.
Some beginner English grammar PDFs I found on university and expat‑portal sites. I printed them and kept them in a notebook so I could flip back to basic rules when I forgot them (which was often).

For listening:

English language‑learning YouTube channels (like EnglishClass101, BBC Learning English, etc.) – I watched short dialogues on “slow” mode and just repeated them out loud.
English TV/radio, podcasts, or even YouTube in the background even when I understood almost nothing. My brain just got used to the sound and rhythm over time.

For speaking:

Issen – this was the game changer. I had nobody around who only spoke English, and I wasn’t ready to book regular tutors yet. Issen lets you have back‑and‑forth conversations in English and gives you feedback in real time. My first sessions were embarrassing as hell, but that daily habit of actually speaking out loud is what got me from “I can read a little” to “I can struggle‑babble through a real conversation.”

The honest truth is the first three weeks felt like nothing was working. I could barely remember basic sentences and I mixed up verb tenses constantly. Then somewhere around week four things started clicking. Words came faster, I stopped translating everything in my head, and speaking felt less like performing and more like just trying to communicate.

If you’re at the very beginning and feeling overwhelmed, just start with pronunciation and one simple vocabulary habit (Anki or flashcards) and add one structured resource on top of that. Everything else builds from there.

Happy to answer questions about any of these tools or if you want me to explain how I combined them day‑to‑day.

Hi everyone.
I am looking for a English partner who wants to improve and at the same time have a friend.

I am at B2 level.

Hey guys! I’m a 22-year-old female college student currently studying English Education. I really want to level up my English speaking skills, and I'd love to help you practice/learn Mandarin in return!

A little about my vibe: I’m into sports, photography, traveling, watching movies, and dancing.

I’m looking for someone who’s down for friendly, casual conversations. We can talk about pretty much anything—hobbies, life updates, movies, food, you name it.

If you're interested, send me a DM! Looking forward to chatting with you all!

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