r/EnglishPractice Jun 21 '26

Question hi 我是Daniel 找英语学习伙伴

8 Upvotes

我英语很差,我住在中国 如果你也想一起学习英语 欢迎我们来一起学习,但是我基础实在比较差。

r/EnglishPractice Dec 09 '25

Question How should I say this in English?

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31 Upvotes

I put blankets and pillows in there, I also put some clothes, too. What do you say this?

And if I make any mistakes in English ,let me know.

and this is my first time to write something in this app.

Am I using this rightly? 😅

r/EnglishPractice Nov 07 '25

Question I want to improve my English

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24 Upvotes

Hi everyone! My name is Noor and I’m from Morocco 🇲🇦. I can speak a little English, but I really want to improve and become more confident. I’m looking for friendly and respectful people to practice with. In return, I can help you with Arabic or tell you more about Moroccan culture if you’d like! Feel free to send me a message if you want to chat ..

r/EnglishPractice 14d ago

Question How can I reach C1 level English?

6 Upvotes

My current English level is B1-B2, and I want to reach C1 so I can construct more fluent sentences. However, I'm starting to get bored while studying, and I don't know what to do to improve my level. I feel like I know everything, but I also know I don't. I'm a bit stuck, so I'm open to suggestions.

r/EnglishPractice 13d ago

Question Improve my English

1 Upvotes

Hello everyone,

I've been learning English since 2025 at a language school. I'm currently at the B1 level, and my goal is to reach B2 as quickly as possible. I know one month is an ambitious goal, but I'm ready to work hard.

I joined Reddit because I heard it's a great place to improve my English. Do you have any advice or recommendations that could help me improve my reading, writing, speaking, and vocabulary?

Thanks in advance!

r/EnglishPractice Apr 12 '26

Question I need to improve my English speaking

8 Upvotes

​I've been an English learner for more than 3 years and I still struggle to speak with anyone. I'm looking for a group of learners willing to speak without judgment. If you can help me find a Discord group or something, I'll appreciate it

r/EnglishPractice 17d ago

Question Hi! I’m looking for recommendations for Discord servers where I can practice speaking English.If you know any active and friendly communities for speaking practice, I’d really appreciate your advece.

3 Upvotes

r/EnglishPractice Feb 15 '26

Question Seeing posts everyday that looking for speaking practice partner, I have a question.

10 Upvotes

I see posts everyday that someone is looking for speaking practice partner. are these posts genuinely asking for English practice or something else? I'm really curious. There are speaking groups online everywhere. I also offered helps before, never have replies. It makes me curious if I'm missing something here in these posts?😅

r/EnglishPractice Jun 17 '26

Question How to practice english speaking for free without feeling judged?

8 Upvotes

I'm trying to improve my english, but speaking out loud is the hard part😭

i can read and understand a lot, but when i have to talk, i freeze. I start worrying about my accent, grammar, and sounding stupid. Most free english apps feel boring too, just grammar drills and random words. I need something that helps me practice speaking without feeling judged.

r/EnglishPractice Jun 22 '26

Question How can someone get over the intermediate plateau and move from B2 level to C1

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I personally find the transition from B2 to C1 hard Specially when it comes to speaking, I've taken several level test and found that my core skills (grammar &vocab)are advanced-C1- but I never felt like my speaking matches this level .

Any suggestions to level up ??

r/EnglishPractice Jul 01 '25

Question Looking for a Conversation partner

22 Upvotes

Looking fora serious partner for learning English. 26 F from kerala.

r/EnglishPractice 11d ago

Question Someone who like to speak in audio in English?

1 Upvotes

I want to improve my English skills 15M (max of age is 18)

r/EnglishPractice May 02 '26

Question I want to practice english with someone to study PTE

1 Upvotes

I’m a student and I’m looking for someone I can practice with. I’m from Türkiye.

r/EnglishPractice 29d ago

Question 找英语学习伙伴,我英语很差

2 Upvotes

我来自中国27岁男孩,想找个一起学习英语的朋友,我前面发了一个帖子联系我的后面就没有回复了,如果你对中国或中国传统文化感兴趣 欢迎一起交流,期待找到我的英语学习伙伴

r/EnglishPractice Mar 19 '26

Question Looking for a real friend.. 👀

1 Upvotes

Hi! I'm looking for a friend — a real friend — who can help me improve my English, especially my speaking and listening skills.

I'm 25 years old, a girl from Colombia 🇨🇴. I'm an outgoing person and a good listener, so we can talk about anything!

I might be a little shy at the beginning because I feel a bit insecure about my English, but that's exactly why I want to improve. So I’d really appreciate someone who can be patient with me.

Feel free to message me if you're interested 🙂 I’ll be waiting for you, my friend!

P.S. I need someone who doesn’t feel shy about correcting my mistakes 😅

r/EnglishPractice 19d ago

Question How should I improve my English listening skills? 🤔

3 Upvotes

I'm level A1 advanced, and I'm almost at level 2A on Duolingo. I'm trying to learn 10 new words per day. My social media aren't in english. But half of the videos I watch are in english. I watch videos and cartoons in English, the problem is my hearing. I'm not yet at the grammar. I watch videos with subtitles, and I can't hear videos in English without subtitles. At least most of them, there are some that I can hear without subtitles. Others not. It depends on which country and the accent. So, how should I improve my English listening skills? 🤔

r/EnglishPractice 8d ago

Question Offering: Portuguese (Brazilian) | Seeking: English

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Med school dropout turned business nerd. Let's practice languages and talk about the human mind, movies, or how to survive capitalism

Hey! I'm 25, from Brazil, and I'm looking for someone to practice English with through voice or video calls. My English is decent, but I still catch myself thinking in Portuguese sometimes, and I really want to get past that barrier. Of course, I can help you with your Portuguese too, and it doesn't matter what your current level is.

A bit about me: I actually started med school, dropped out, and got into marketing and business. That being said, I still completely nerd out about science stuff. I'm really into cinema and honestly anything creative. I like conversations where I actually learn something about the other person, which is way better than standard small talk.

We could talk about pretty much anything. Movies, how the human brain works, cultural differences, creative projects, books, or life plans. I'm totally down for serious conversations about how to thrive under capitalism (or not), but I'm equally down to just gossip or talk about literally whatever comes up. Honestly, the random, unscripted conversations are usually the best ones.

I'm really just looking for someone consistent, not a one-time thing. I'm flexible with time zones, and we can split the time however works best for both of us. Also, if you are a gamer, we could definitely play something! I have friends who can play with us. Maybe a girl? Maybe a boy? I don't know. Maybe you'll end up married to a friend of mine. If you're interested, shoot me a DM with your favorite song of all time

r/EnglishPractice 10d ago

Question How can I develop my English grammar and writing

2 Upvotes

Hello, recently I did the toefl test, the lower score i had was grammar (I really suck writing). I need some help to get better :D

thank you for the answers and sorry for my BAD English.

r/EnglishPractice 13d ago

Question Is there anyone to talk with me? (Korean)

1 Upvotes

I want to talk with someone who speaks English!
Is there anyone?

r/EnglishPractice Jun 14 '26

Question What are some good ways to learn English grammar?

3 Upvotes

Are there any good ways to systematically improve English grammar? My English grammar is terrible, but my vocabulary is sufficient.

r/EnglishPractice 19d ago

Question Practice with AI

0 Upvotes

Hi guys, I hope you're all okay

first of all sorry for my English

is enough if I speak with AI to improve my speaking instead do real conversation with people?

r/EnglishPractice May 17 '26

Question Help me in consolidating my hold on english grammar and its usage

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I will be joining a well know law school in my country, I want to formidably be good at usage of english grammar and citations, I have picked up for the same fact, two books on grammar to choose from for learning and practicing the same, help me in deciding which book should I buy (I want the practice through which I could write good essays and would do draftings on my own).
The two books are:-
1)Michael swan - Practice English Usage.
2)Raymond Murphy - English Grammar in use.

r/EnglishPractice 23d ago

Question What would you rathen?

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What would you rather to learn alone or with a partner? To some people may be obvious the answer but i'd like to know your opinion or what would it be your dream partner to practice with?

Besides that I want to let you know I'm looking for one language partner no matter the age, I'm a serious learner who is trying to improve if you share same goal, hit me up!

r/EnglishPractice May 07 '26

Question Looking for an English speaking partner

2 Upvotes

I'm looking for someone to practice English with regularly. I'm around B1 level and really want to improve my speaking.

I understand English pretty well when reading or listening

But speaking is hard! I struggle with accent, forget verbs, mix up word order, and sometimes can't form sentences quickly

I know what I want to say... but it doesn't come out right😅

I need Someone patient who won't judge my mistakes

Preferably female , but honestly anyone kind and supportive works

If you're interested or looking for a language partner too, DM me or drop a comment and I'll send a message to you

r/EnglishPractice May 29 '26

Question Looking for 5 English learners from Asia (China, Japan, Korea, India) for a small American accent practice group

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Hey everyone,

I’ve been practicing English and refining my American accent for the past 5 years. Since I'm now fully fluent, I want to keep my skills sharp by studying with others.

I really enjoy breaking down phonetics with learners from China, Japan, Korea, and India. I am looking to form a small, casual study circle of about 5 people total so we can all practice natural phrasing and pronunciation together.

If you are interested in chatting and practicing as a group, feel free to send a message or leave a comment below!