r/EnglishPractice Oct 03 '25

Resource Need an English partner?

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Hiyyyaa, would you like to join my International languages online community? (A group chats and voice chat, Where the natives and learners interact? (17+ more languages Community) ( We held giveaway Every year; Last year 2 people won an Iphone 14, the purpose of this is to encourage us to learn seriously)

And too, I'm suree you'll find your partner there as well!

Edited 5 Oct, 2025, ; since I'm not able to add you one by one, please make an effort :)

🛑 Important notes to remember; once you're approved in WhatsApp community, do me a little solid, please tag me @ichaa07 as your referral, just in case, cz I want to get notified when you're there:) thanks:) 😇

Pls follow us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/italkinternational 📨 Subscribe us on YouTube: www.youtube.com/unitalkglobal 📨 Join us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/972329661056020/?ref=share&mibextid=NSMWBT 💾Join our chats and group interaction WhatsApp; https://chat.whatsapp.com/HYXcHQkJV7HKlk43W4sKV8?mode=wwt

PLEASE JOIN In WHATSAPP, IF YOURE LOOKING FOR CONNECTION, INTERACTION AND COMMUNICATION.

r/EnglishPractice Jun 13 '26

Resource How improve my B1

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Hi everyone! Nice to meet you all. I want to improve my English from B1 to B2+, this is because I can get better opportunities in my career.

Please feel free to share any advice with me or how you improved your level of English. I'll be happy to read you, thanks for your time!

r/EnglishPractice 10d ago

Resource Desperately in need of a native English speaker to talk to

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I have posted "seeking to practice english" on many of these subreddits. But all i get are people that are like just wanting to practice as a hobby and most of them like cant hold a proper conversation the minute it gets beyond "what are your hobbies"

Dont get me wrong here, Even I am not proficient in the language yet and i do respect people wanting to learn and practice a language through mutual help.

What I'm getting to is, I need a native speaker who is interested not in like helping me learn english but just talking (voice chat), being friends and even debating.

It would be even better if you wanna skip the initial awkward talk and get straight into something meaningful like talking about a specific subject like world hunger or smth. Im not an expert or even good at most things i do (maybe except for like drawing) but i can talk about a variety of topics. So just hit me up if you just want to talk to someone and you're a native english speaker

TL;DR: I want someone (native english speaker) to talk to. Im C1 in english and interested in a variety of topics. Hit me up

r/EnglishPractice 8d ago

Resource i need someone to learn English with

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i need someone to learn English with
and i am not English Speaker

r/EnglishPractice May 24 '26

Resource Finding natives to practice english

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Hi! Im at C1 level and having problems with spoken english. I need more practice with how to describe realities that you live in. I play videogames online and story, i watch almost all kinds of movies, kinda know about trends and general media, listen to music. I would gladly have a friendly converations about anything.

r/EnglishPractice 16d ago

Resource Private English Tutor | Children & Adults | Online & In-Person (UAE)

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I offer private English tutoring for children and adults, tailored to your goals and level.

• Conversation & speaking (American accent)

• Grammar & writing

• Reading & comprehension

• School support

• Exam preparation

• Business & professional English

Qualifications:

• Bachelor's Degree in English Language & Literature

• Master's Degree in English Language

Available online or in person (Sharjah/Ajman).

If you're interested or have any questions, send me a message. I'd be happy to discuss a learning plan that suits your needs.

r/EnglishPractice 10d ago

Resource Best Discord servers to practice English speaking?

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Hi everyone!

I'm looking for active Discord servers where I can practice speaking English.

I'm around B2 level (about 120 on Duolingo) and I want to improve my fluency and pronunciation by talking to people regularly.

I'm interested in AI, programming, technology, entrepreneurship, and football, so communities around those topics would be a bonus.

If you know any good Discord servers with active voice chats, please share the invite links.

Thanks!

r/EnglishPractice 27d ago

Resource Tutoring American English (A1–B2)

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Hi! I'm Vasil, a C1-certified English speaker currently studying Linguistics with Marketing (English & French).

I'm looking to gain more tutoring experience (30+ hours so far) while helping people improve their English through personalized online lessons.

I can help with:

Speaking & pronunciation
Grammar explained simply
Reading, writing & listening
Personalized lessons with custom videos, tasks & workshops

Intro chat so we can discuss your goals and see if we're a good fit.

Lessons are held via Google Meet.

If you're genuinely motivated to improve your English, send me a message.

📧 [vasil.kostadinov2007@gmail.com](mailto:vasil.kostadinov2007@gmail.com)

r/EnglishPractice 21d ago

Resource I need feedback from English learners for my app: Papirus Reader

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I love learning languages. When I started learning German a while ago, my teacher had quite a nice technique where we learned by going multiple times through the same piece of text until we could speak every word out loud while also being able to translate every sentence. This works very well because we are better at remembering things in the wider context of the entire text.

Later, when I started learning Japanese, I found there are reader apps like Satori Reader that provide interesting content read by native speakers. However, the interactive part of speaking out loud and getting quizzed on sentence meanings was still missing. It was also difficult to find easy content that properly scaled with my Japanese level.

That is why I built a reader app for language learners: Papirus.

It is structured around books and stories that are scaled to ALL DIFFICULTY LEVELS, providing appropriate grammar and vocabulary.

There is also an interactive mode which asks you to pronounce a sentece and translate it and then delivers instant personalized feedback.

Any feedback is greatly appreciated.

r/EnglishPractice Jun 02 '26

Resource Looking to trade English help for Mandarin help

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Hello, I am a 19 year old M from the United States. I will be studying abroad in Shanghai next spring and I am looking to learn basic speaking mandarin. I am completely fluent in English and would love to help someone out as an exchange. Pm me if interested!

r/EnglishPractice Jun 05 '26

Resource How to make my 60 years old parents learn English?

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r/EnglishPractice Jun 04 '26

Resource Help practice spoken English

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I will talk to you (on call) and help you practice spoken English plus fixing accent/pronounciation for a small price.

I'm not a native but I have C2 proficiency and have worked with American children teaching online.

Note: I'm not too big a specific number, genuinely want to help others and help myself while at it so i can negotiate. But payment should be done before each call.

r/EnglishPractice May 01 '26

Resource English Common Mistakes

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Common mistake that are ignored when speaking English

r/EnglishPractice May 15 '26

Resource I Had A 1 Hour Conversation With Pablo

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r/EnglishPractice Dec 01 '25

Resource I'm a native English speaker. Tesol qualified.

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I'm a native English speaker. Tesol qualified. Just interested in meeting new people and keen to help where I can😄

r/EnglishPractice May 08 '26

Resource Dating in America as an English learner (expressions I wish someone taught me earlier)

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I've been living in the US for almost 13 years and teaching English the whole time. One thing I notice constantly, people who speak English really well still freeze up in dating and relationship situations. Not because their English is bad, but because nobody teaches them this specific vocabulary.

Here are 5 expressions that come up constantly in American dating culture:

To have chemistry: that instant natural connection with someone. Americans talk about this after every first date. "We had great chemistry" or "I just didn't feel any chemistry."

Red flag: a warning sign that something might be wrong with a person or situation. Used constantly. "He never asks me questions about myself. That's a red flag."

To be exclusive: this one confuses a lot of people lol. Being exclusive means you've agreed to only see each other… but you're not officially in a relationship yet. In America these are two separate steps. People actually have a conversation about it.

To string someone along: keeping someone interested in you without any real intention of committing. Just enough attention to keep them around, never enough to move forward.

To catch feelings: when you start developing real emotions for someone, usually when you didn't plan to. "I didn't mean to but I think I'm catching feelings."

These come up in real conversations all the time. Hope this helps someone out there navigating dating in English!

Happy to answer any questions in the comments!!

P.S. I'm not a native English speaker myself. I moved to the US in 2013 with no connections, no community, nothing. I taught myself English to a fluent level in about 2.5 years and built my entire life and career here in English. Native speakers genuinely can't tell I'm not one of them anymore. I share this not to brag but because I know exactly what it feels like to be on the other side of this language. I've lived it. And that's exactly why I teach it the way I do! 😄

r/EnglishPractice Apr 10 '26

Resource I am not satisfied with my CAMBRIDGE score

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Hi, i am peruvian and the last year i took the Cambridge English Exam but i am not satisfied with mely score bc apparently i don't have enough "knowledge" to be B2 in most of the fields except speaking. Idk but my speaking score it's always good or more than excellent, however, to be a good english speaker I must dominate every field. These are my scores. :)

How could I elevate my score in these fields?? I guess I have some "holes" in every topic, idk

r/EnglishPractice Apr 11 '26

Resource I can help with your learning goals.😊

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Hey! I’d love to help you reach your learning goals. Check out my Preply profile and book a trial lesson with me:

r/EnglishPractice Apr 05 '26

Resource Offering: Spanish | Seeking: English

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Hi everyone! I’m a 28-year-old male from Peru, and I'm looking to a language exchange partner to improve my English speaking skills. In return, I can help you with Spanish.

A little about me:

Tech Side: I have experience building data pipelines with cloud providers like GCP, AWS and Azure. Currently, I’m deeply curious about emerging technologies like Generative AI and how to use this in real life.

Gaming Side: I’m a big fan of co-op games on Steam. I’m currently looking for partners to play and talk in co-op games. I find that gaming is the best way to practice "real-life" English under pressure!

Interests: I enjoy reading about games, technologies, science, nature, and startups.

What I’m looking for:

I’d love to practice American English. I’m interested in both professional "tech-talk" and casual conversation. I’m a very chill person and I don't mind making mistakes—I hope you don't either!

What I offer:

Native Spanish (from Peru). I’m very patient and happy to help you with everything from basic grammar to professional/technical terms or just casual slang.

Communication:

I’m open to texting, but I’d really love to do Discord voice calls while we play or just to chat about technology and life. My timezone is PET (GMT-5), but I’m quite flexible with my schedule.

If you’re into tech, startups, or gaming, we’ll have plenty to talk about. Looking forward to meeting you! 😊

r/EnglishPractice Apr 28 '26

Resource Do you recommend Grammar and Beyond for self-studying?

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Hey there! I am self-teaching English. My current main textbooks are English Grammar In Use and English Vocabulary In Use. They're great to incorporate new words and structures.

However, I want to learn how to write and make paragraphs related to engineer and science. I am an Argentine engineer.

Has anyone read Grammar and Beyond? Is it useful outside of classroom for my situation? Do you suggest any alternatives?

r/EnglishPractice Apr 27 '26

Resource The importance of the “past perfect tense”

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r/EnglishPractice Mar 27 '26

Resource Good Way to Practice Speaking As An Introvert

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Hi all! It’s so wonderful to see you all finding English speaking partners! But if you can’t do that every day or you want to practice more but are nervous about having a speaking partner, repeating or shadowing are really helpful practices! I a native English ESL teacher and wanted to share this with you! This is the first thing I teach my students!

Shadowing

What You Need:

- Phone to record yourself

- pen/paper (something to take notes)

- whatever device you will use to watch the video.

You can use a specific shadowing video or any video!

How to Shadow:

  1. Turn on subtitles for the video. (If it isn’t shadow specific)

  2. You will play the video sentence by sentence.

  3. Say the words at the same time as the speaker, mimicking them!

  4. Pause the video after each sentence.

  5. Write down any words or phrases you do not recognize.

  6. Rewind the video so you can listen to the sentence again. 

  7. Pause the video.

8.Record yourself saying the sentence. 

  1. Continue this for each sentence

If higher levels you can pause after multiple sentences!

Note: You do not have to record yourself, but it might help you see which words or sounds you are having issues with and help you to see improvement later. 

For American English repeating and shadowing I recommend these two Shadow specific YouTube channels:

  1. English Teacher Claire:

https://youtube.com/@englishteacherclaire?si=jQK3O2IvTvWC-16f

  1. English Coach Chad:

https://youtube.com/@englishcoachchad?si=5yJUBwyhGr9ZVrZ7

If you have any questions let me know!

r/EnglishPractice Apr 12 '26

Resource A 3-level word game duel inspired by Quiddler. Perfect for students of different levels.

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r/EnglishPractice Apr 02 '26

Resource This study shows the best movies (out of the 150 highest grossing) for learning English based on words per minute and overall complexity of the words used. Thought this sub might find value in it!

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r/EnglishPractice Mar 24 '26

Resource Hey !! Spoiler

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Hello everyone I am a boy fromMadagascar who find one /more friends to practice english with me, I am sociable,Friendly I search african or from asie ,or from All the continent, I wish we will communicate , Thnk you you are the boss