Learning English

[Soe Htut]

I am trying to improve my english every day. I listen to english conversation and read simple and interesting novels every day. But I am still not able to write or speak. The major problem I am facing is not having exposures.

[Mr Greg]

Writing comes with practice. When reading, you can write a report or trying to find relevant worksheets online to help you start the process.

Speaking is the difficult output to practice, as you need to invest in either a tutor or find somebody who is willing to conversate with you in person. You can try talking with online AI bots if you have difficulty finding somebody. I know learners have used Omegle in the past to find people to talk to atrandom.

[wedgevolley]

To improve your speaking skills, you can chat with foreigners. Nowadays there are many online platforms that can assist you in this matter.

[elizabeth]

Listening to English conversations and reading simple novels are fantastic ways to learn. But if you're still finding it tough to speak and write, it might be because you need more chances to practice using the language actively. Facts About The English Language

To get better at speaking, try talking to others in English whenever you can. You could join language groups or chat with native speakers online. Don't worry about making mistakes—just keep practicing, and your confidence will grow over time. For writing, try writing in English every day. You could start a journal or write short stories. And if you can, find someone who can give you feedback on your writing to help you improve even more.

[vacy]

I am trying to improve my english every day. I listen to english conversation and read simple and interesting novels every day. But I am still not able to write or speak. The major problem I am facing is not having exposures.

There are many websites and apps (like HelloTalk, Tandem, or conversationexchange.com) where you can connect with native English speakers who want to learn your native language. You can practice speaking via video call, voice chat, or text. This gives you real-time feedback and helps you become more comfortable speaking.
Some apps, like Duolingo or Babbel, have speaking exercises that use voice recognition. While not the same as talking to a person, they can help you practice pronunciation and build confidence.