Search from various English teachers...
Russia flagAndrew
My First Note Hey there! I'm trying to sound like a native. Could you give me a piece of advice about how to go to the next step of learning. What am I doing right and what wrong? How to practice and widespread the vocab. How would this text been presented by a native speaker. What words do you usually use? How does my language sound to you?

Corrections · 8

2

My First Note

Hey there!  Hello. I'm learning English and Spanish at the moment and I'm trying to sound like a native. Could you give me a piece of advice about how to go to the next step of learning. What am I doing right and what wrong? How should I to practice and widenspread the my vocabulary. How would this text have been presented by a native speaker?  What words do you usually use? How does my language sound to you?

I've corrected and made more "native" your text.  I would keep it simple, keep my sentence structure simple and use short words.  Clever native people tend to use simple English only use short words until they need to chose a special word to clarify something precisely.  You seem to be doing fine.

1

My First Note

Hey there! I'm learning English and Spanish at the moment and I'm trying to sound like a native. Could you give me a piece of advice about on how to go get to the next step level of learning? What am I doing right and what am I doing wrong? How to should I practice and expand my vocabulary? widespread the vocab. How would this text been presented by a native speaker? What words do would you usually use? How does my language sound to you?


0
I want to study english. Can you help me, plzzzz???
0
I'm trying to listen to TED podcasts, watch Youtube videos and so on, but, you know, the point is to use the same words and expressions, as the natives do. It's always easy to find out whether it is a native speaker talking or not. I want to break the ice. Thank you for your suggestions, really appreciate your help
0
Hi Andrew, Overall I would say that you are able to communicate your ideas and needs in English fairly well. Without knowing what you do already to expand your vocabulary it is very hard to tell you what the next step for you might be. I would suggest spending some time every day listening to and reading original English texts. For example, you could go to the BBC website to read an article or listen to one of their short news videos every day. You could also try recording yourself repeating the phrases you hear. Compare the results and try to get a similar intonation. Good luck!

Want to progress faster?

Join this learning community and try out free exercises!

Don’t miss out on the opportunity to learn a language from the comfort of your own home. Browse our selection of experienced language tutors and enroll in your first lesson now!

Start Learning Today