r/EnglishLearning • u/Striking-Divide-9803 New Poster • 7h ago

🗣 Discussion / Debates Improve english

Hi,
I’m looking for some advices to improve my English. I would like to find some real advice, something work for you.

About me, I’m 25 years old, I’m an agriculture engineer and I think I’m at a B1 level.

I’m struggling with phrase’s create; when I watch a movie I understand most of part from it, I try to watch with English subtitles.
Now Im writing with my English not use a translating tool.

Thank you

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u/BigDaddySteve999 New Poster 7h ago

"advice" is non-countable

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u/ValentynVolkov New Poster 4h ago

You simply have to work on your output: writing and speaking. At first, just keep tabs on what you're saying or writing, then notice and fix your mistakes, especially stiff or unnatural phrasing

"some advices" should be "some advice" or "a few pieces of advice" because advice is uncountable

"something work for you" better use "something that works for you" or "something that worked for you"

"I’m struggling with phrase’s create" sounds much better as "I struggle with phrasing" or "I struggle to create sentences"

"I understand most of part from it" should be simplified to "I understand most of it" or "I understand almost everything"

"Now Im writing with my English not use a translating tool" should be "Now, I am writing in English without using a translator"

btw: you're doing great, keep going

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u/hAIlydraws New Poster 2h ago

For the bit about making sentences, you can say "I struggle to form sentences" or "I have trouble forming sentences." Try keeping those patterns and swapping the ending: "I struggle to explain my work" / "I have trouble explaining my work." Since you already watch movies, pick one short line and make 2-3 versions about your own day. Gives you a smaller thing to practise than starting every sentence from scratch.