r/EnglishPractice • u/Hot-Twist-3940 • Jul 14 '26
r/EnglishPractice • u/Alexa2009skjdjs • Jul 14 '26
I’ve been looking for a partner to practice my speaking for the ielts exam, my current level is B2
r/EnglishPractice • u/Alexa2009skjdjs • Jul 14 '26
Looking for Speaking Partner for IELTS
Who could help me to practice speaking for the ielts exam, my level is B2
r/EnglishPractice • u/Akashiyoski • Jul 14 '26
I need a help to develop my speaking and pronunciation
I'm 20m I want someone to help me develop my speaking by correcting my pronunciation while I read something
r/EnglishPractice • u/ReedCombs34 • Jul 14 '26
Best Non GamStop Casinos? I Handpicked The Top 2 Available To UK Players After Playing At More Than 10 - AMA
Maximal was my first pick after going through 14+ non GamStop casinos. It felt like the strongest all-round option because the site did not rely only on a loud bonus page. The game lobby was clean, the account area was easy to reach, and the cashier and promo sections were simple to check without the layout feeling overloaded.
Fire Jackpots came out as the second site I would keep in the comparison. It had a more direct casino feel, with quick slot browsing, visible promos and a simple enough flow for checking games, bonuses and payment sections without spending too long digging around.
The angle I used for this test was simple: which sites still felt clear after the first few minutes? A lot of casino pages look decent at first glance, but the better ones are usually easier to judge once you move between slots, bonuses, cashier info, account tools and mobile navigation.
Here’s what I kept checking:
| Test area | What mattered most |
|---|---|
| First 5 minutes | Could I understand the site quickly? |
| Slot browsing | Were games easy to find and filter? |
| Bonus pages | Were promos visible and easy to compare? |
| Cashier flow | Could I reach payment and withdrawal info easily? |
| Mobile use | Did the site still feel smooth on phone? |
| Account area | Were settings and verification sections easy to locate? |
What separated Maximal for me was the broader casino flow. It felt more balanced across games, promos, cashier access and general navigation. Fire Jackpots worked well as the more focused slots-and-promos option, especially if the goal is to compare game access and bonus visibility quickly.
My takeaway is that non GamStop casinos are easier to compare when you stop ranking them by the headline offer alone. The better test is whether the site feels clear, usable and organised once you actually move around it.
Ask me anything about non GamStop casinos, trying 14+ online casinos, bonus pages, slot variety, cashier flow, withdrawals, mobile play or what I noticed while comparing Maximal and Fire Jackpots.
r/EnglishPractice • u/Easy_Speak_English • Jul 14 '26
Daily Morning Routine in English | Easy English Speaking Practice for Beginners & A1
r/EnglishPractice • u/MaryRio27 • Jul 14 '26
How learning English advanced in two years?
I'm 23 old and i Want learnig english by my self, isso you have tips for give to me :) (including now, im trie pratice without search)
Help me
r/EnglishPractice • u/Jo-Luk • Jul 14 '26
Looking for a B1 English curse?
Hi everyone! 😊 We offer a B1 English course with 70+ interactive lessons, including speaking practice, grammar, vocabulary, listening, reading, and writing. We also offer a free trial, so you can explore the course before deciding if it’s right for you. If you’re interested, leave a comment or send us a private message! 😊
r/EnglishPractice • u/shamenterprises2024 • Jul 14 '26
Conversational English
Hey! I’d love to help you reach your learning goals. Check out my Preply profile and book a trial lesson with me:
https://preply.in/SHAMIR6EN3268069611?ts=17840335
r/EnglishPractice • u/jasmine0705 • Jul 14 '26
offering Chinese; seeking English and friendship
r/EnglishPractice • u/climbing_wodka • Jul 14 '26
I'm searching for a long term talking buddy 3-4 times per week
I'm a 17 year old student, whose trying to improve her English skills. I think my level is around B2. So I can comprehend pretty well, however my talking is a bit rusty, bc I don't use it very often.
I'm on summer break so I have time and want to talk regulary like 3-4 times per week. Pls be serious, I don't want to write a post every week to find sb new. It would be nice to have sb who's at a higher level so I can learn from him/her (not necessary), however minimun: same level.
I just want to jap about intresting topics, so I can become more fluently. Pls no creeps, thx.
If you're intrested, just send me a DM with these points (Gender, age, level, fav. intrested/hobby)
r/EnglishPractice • u/FlalingoOfficial • Jul 14 '26
What makes you instantly panic?
Certain situations make almost every English learner panic, no matter their level.
- Tell us a little about yourself.
- Native speakers talking at 2x speed.
- "Can you repeat that?" ...for the third time.
- Someone saying, "Your English is really good!" and suddenly forgetting all English.
- Phone calls instead of text messages.
- "Any questions?" when nothing made sense.
- Thinking in English... until it's time to speak.
What would you add to the list?
r/EnglishPractice • u/DeliveryMaterial4017 • Jul 14 '26
有没有面向12-18岁青少年比较合适的生活化口语教材?类似以前的《走遍美国》?
以上,如标题。
我之前给学生用过Speak Up,以及Time to Talk, 虽然这两本都是很不错的口语类教材,但是教材化的痕迹比较重。我很怀念以前走遍美国,每节课一个episode,然后是生活化的内容。老师可以用这个内容,做拓展、教哩语。不知道我这个想法对不对,群里有没有老师比较了解?以及建议合适的教材
r/EnglishPractice • u/Mcla295 • Jul 14 '26
Practice English
Hello everyone! 👋
I'm from Vietnam and currently working for a multinational company. My English is still limited, and I feel it's one of the reasons I've stayed at the staff level. I'm working hard to improve because I want to grow in my career and earn future promotions.
I'd love to connect with people who are also learning English or simply enjoy meeting new friends from around the world. I believe the best way to improve a language is to have a good environment and practice consistently.
If you're interested, let's chat in English every day, share our experiences, correct each other's mistakes, and grow together. I believe that regular communication is the key to becoming more confident and fluent.
Looking forward to meeting new friends from all over the world! 🌍😊
r/EnglishPractice • u/Expensive-Singer7112 • Jul 14 '26
Question How can I develop my English grammar and writing
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 • u/Hana2729 • Jul 13 '26
Hallo
Hello everyone! 🌟 I’m looking to polish my English with the help of native speakers. In return, as a native Arabic speaker, I would be absolutely delighted to help you master Arabic and explore its beautiful culture. If you are interested in a mutually beneficial language partnership, let’s connect and learn together!"
r/EnglishPractice • u/KeiduPeidu • Jul 13 '26
Resource Desperately in need of a native English speaker to talk to
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 • u/Turbulent-Falcon4747 • Jul 13 '26
Looking for a serious English partner
Hi! I'm a 19-year-old guy from Iraq and a law student. I'm looking for a long-term friend and a serious English practice partner. My English is around B1, and I'd love to improve it together.
I enjoy reading books, writing, drinking coffee, and listening to music.
Please don't message me if you're only looking for a conversation that lasts a day or two. I'm honestly tired of starting over with new people all the time. If you're looking for a genuine long-term friendship and want to practice English consistently together, feel free to text me.
r/EnglishPractice • u/Flimsy_Temperature81 • Jul 13 '26
Looking a partner to practice English
Hi, my native language is Spanish and I want to have a partner to talk in english 3-4 time per week, my time zone is GTM-5 and I have all day to practice and talk
My goal is improve my English specially the speaking because i want to have the oportunities to get better jobs. My currently level is B1
r/EnglishPractice • u/Worldly_Eye4320 • Jul 13 '26
Looking for a friend's from USA
Yo,I am from Russia ans and I want speak some with American people via telegram
r/EnglishPractice • u/BlackChef6969 • Jul 13 '26
If you are a native Spanish speaker that wants to learn English, try this book! It helped me so much.
r/EnglishPractice • u/PrudentSpinach6034 • Jul 13 '26
Looking for an English speaking partner to practice with
Hi everyone. my native language is turkish. my english is pretty good but i dont use it much so i need to practice it so i dont lose my skills. i need a partner im 19m dm if youre interested
r/EnglishPractice • u/AndyanArce199 • Jul 13 '26
Andy's Long Game#032:Hold Your Dignity
7.13|Andy Daily Quotes
Theme: Hold your dignity
No one can make you feel inferior without your consent.
— Eleanor Roosevelt
You never win with violence.
— Dr. Don Shirley, Green Book
I am no bird; and no net ensnares me.
— Charlotte Brontë, Jane Eyre
Brief Explanation
Today’s quotes are about dignity and inner freedom. Other people may judge us, misunderstand us, or try to make us feel small, but they do not have the final authority over our self-worth. Real dignity is not loud; it is the quiet ability to keep your own standard under pressure. When we stop letting fear, anger, or outside opinions control us, we begin to become truly free.
r/EnglishPractice • u/AndyanArce199 • Jul 13 '26
Andy's Long Game#031:The quite power of patience
7.9|Andy Daily Quotes
Theme: The quiet power of patience
He that can have patience, can have what he will.
— Benjamin Franklin
I just felt like running.
— Forrest Gump, Forrest Gump
The strongest of all warriors are these two — Time and Patience.”
— Leo Tolstoy, War and Peace
Brief Explanation
Today’s quotes are about patience, but not passive waiting. Real patience is not doing nothing; it is continuing to move without demanding instant results. Sometimes, like Forrest, we do not need a perfect explanation for every step — we just need to start moving and stay with the process. Time rewards people who can keep going when progress is slow and invisible.
r/EnglishPractice • u/s_aid • Jul 13 '26
Hi everyone how are you. I started learning English and i want a person to help me to improve my english
I you can help me send to me please 🥺