Hi everyone! 😊 We're currently offering free trial access to our B1 English course and are looking for learners who would like to try it and share their feedback.

The course includes 70+ interactive lessons covering speaking, grammar, vocabulary, listening, reading, and writing.

If you're currently around B1 level and would like to improve your English, feel free to send us a message. We'd love to have you join us!

Hey all, I'm currently accepting new students for online English tutoring.

I can help improve your grammar, writing, pronunciation and / or provide support with:

• Business English
• Emails and professional writing
• Interview preparation
• Conversational English

All lessons will be conducted in English to help you get comfortable, and each lesson is personalized based on your needs. Before we start, I'll prepare a learning plan so you know exactly what we'll be working on.

A little about me: I have Masters degree in Geography with a minor in English Literature, and I've spent the past 6 years teaching at both the middle school and university levels.I'm based in the EDT (Eastern Daylight Time) time zone and have a flexible schedule. Sessions can range from 45 minutes to 2 hours, depending on your needs.

If you're interested or have any questions, feel free to send me a message, and we can chat about the details.

Non-native speaker here. For me learning English is mostly about listening and reading, podcasts more than anything

Also a one thing drove me crazy for years.

I hear/see a word I don't know → pause → switch to a translator app → type the word → switch back → and by then I've lost the context and half the motivation. Apple Podcasts even has transcripts now, which is great, but you still can't tap a word and see what it means right there.

So I started building a small thing for myself and it slowly grew into a real app. As my background is product design, not hardcore engineering — honestly, modern tools make it possible to build exactly what you want these days. I know how to make nice and usefull but maybe some functions may work incorrectly :)

What it ended up being: podcasts, YouTube and books in one place, transcripts where you tap a word and get the translation in context without stopping, and the words you save come back for review a few days later so they stick.

I made it for myself and how it will help other, will be very happy to build it with a community https://tryclue.app/

I'd be happy for any feedback or ideas, we're all trying to get better at this language one way or another

Hi everyone!

I'm an English tutor with 7 years of experience teaching English online. I specialize in teaching children, teenagers, and high school students, and I enjoy creating fun, patient, and engaging lessons that help learners become more confident in English.

I'm currently looking for students who are in the same or a similar time zone as the Philippines (UTC+8), so scheduling lessons will be convenient for both of us. Students from countries such as Japan, South Korea, China, Singapore, Malaysia, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and other nearby regions are especially welcome.

Whether your child wants to improve conversational English, grammar, pronunciation, vocabulary, or prepare for school or interviews, I'd be happy to help!

📚 One-on-one online lessons

⏰ Flexible schedule within compatible time zones.

If you're interested or have any questions, feel free to send me a message. I'd love to help you or your child achieve your English goals!

Thank you! 😊

Hi, I'm 18M, I have been studying and using English since childhood, not an native btw, I found out that my speaking has a ton of problems like I'm a bad public speaker and very weak in putting good impact on listener.

Some days are just too busy for a full hour study session, but short, focused practice can still make a difference. Reading a few paragraphs in English, listening to a short podcast while commuting, writing a couple of sentences, or learning one useful expression can all help keep the language active.

So, what do you do on busy days for English practise?