Master English Fast with Podcasts and Real Conversation | Episode 09

[@HeyEnglishPodcast]

I really enjoyed the way you broke down the explanation!

[@fatemehpasbani6247]

I love your podcatsts you are great thank you

[@hector.contreras894]

this is very interesting,

[@SHEYHrich]

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[@stellascarlett3888]

Hi What if I don't have some one that I can be speaking with what should I do

[@EnglishSkillLearning]

If you don't have someone to practice English with, there are still many effective ways to improve your language skills. Here are some options: 1. Online Language Partners: Use apps like HelloTalk, Tandem, or Speaky to connect with people who are also learning English or native speakers willing to help you practice. 2. Language Exchange Platforms: Sites like ConversationExchange.com allow you to practice with others through text, voice, or video. 3. Listening to Podcasts or Audiobooks: Since you’re running a KZbin channel and already engaging with content, listening to English podcasts, news, or audiobooks will help you improve your listening skills. 4. Reading Books or Articles in English: Try reading books, blogs, or articles online to expand your vocabulary and understanding of grammar. 5. Using Language Learning Apps: Apps like Duolingo, Babbel, or Memrise offer structured lessons for self-study. 6. Watch Movies or TV Shows in English: With subtitles at first, then gradually without. This helps with understanding conversational English and learning new phrases. 7. Record Yourself Speaking: Practice speaking on your own by recording yourself and then listening to it to identify areas of improvement. 8. Writing: Keep a journal in English or write short stories. This helps improve grammar and vocabulary. 9. Engage in Online Communities: You can join forums, Reddit threads, or social media groups where people discuss topics in English, like language learning, hobbies, or other areas of interest. Would any of these strategies suit you better?

[@НатальяТолмачева-р1г]

When i called my private tutor and told him I would not make it to the lesson he lost it))

[@venanciopereira133]

I have not seen you IN ages? Or I have not seen you FOR ages ?? I believe FOR is correct.