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“Don’t put the hair elastic. It’ll snap back at you.” Do people usually use “snap” here?
https://www.reddit.com/r/EnglishLearning/comments/1hzcc08/dont_put_the_hair_elastic_itll_snap_back_at_you/
Does she say “it takes you right tight”? What does it mean? Thanks.
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Foreign educational systems that teach English well?
Hey! To natives & non-natives: what's the foreign educational system that teaches English really well (apart from English speaking countries)? Just curious about your experiences!
Guess My Accent!
Sorry for the short recording. Thanks.
I need help with explanation
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Hello people i wanna improve my speaking and listening
I studying my english 2 years and i haved a huge evolution but i think my speaking and listening could be better, do you have any tip 🤔, have a good day 😎🤝😎
What do you guys think about my accent?
I've been consuming a lot of english content for years but I've never really interacted with people in english that much, and when I do it's mostly through text here on reddit. What do you think about my accent? Thanks in advance for the feedback [https://voca.ro/1fpaNw0u3yPI](https://voca.ro/1fpaNw0u3yPI)
"i always know how to surprise"
Is this phrase correct? What other phrase could be used to convey the same thing? Idk I think it sounds wrong but I'm not sure
how does my accent sound to you? can you guess where i’m from?
https://voca.ro/1efb7QeY8dMq well, i’m not giving away too many hints or details cuz i wanna see what y’all have to say!! 😁