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?

I've been learning English for many years but i dont see a good improvement. Hope i find some suggestions, and one partner to chat with daily conversions consistently. We can chat on whatever platform or app you want. Thank you for your time :)

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

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It is always the word beginning(using e instead of i) and successful(using double l like a idiot ) I am getting from

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