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Should I read books that feel too difficult?
Sometimes I try to read English books but there are too many words I don’t know. Is it better to choose easier books?
Is Duolingo enough to learn English?
I’ve been using Duolingo for a few months. It’s fun, but I’m not sure if it’s enough to become fluent. What do you think?
Is watching Netflix really useful for learning English?
Many people say watching Netflix can help improve listening skills. I’ve tried watching shows with English subtitles, but sometimes it still feels difficult. Has anyone here improved their English this way?
I heard someone say “people is.” I thought it should always be “people are.” Is there any situation where “people is” is correct?
Do I need perfect grammar to become fluent in English?
What is fluent English, and how to make my English fluent?
How can I improve my English speaking skills for my career?
what is the most important thing to be a better english speaker?
What is the difference between the present perfect and past perfect tense?
How do I use "Present Perfect Tense" and "Past Perfect Tense"?
When should I use ‘to do’ vs. ‘doing’??
I find it hard to memorize/memorizing English words. Which is correct? Or both are acceptable, just with one being more commonly used?
What’s the difference between “hear” and “listen”?
Both words seem very similar to me. Sometimes I’m not sure which one to use. Is there a simple way to remember the difference?
Which one sounds more natural: “very delicious” or “really delicious”?
When describing food, I sometimes say “very delicious.” But I’ve also heard people say “really delicious.” Which one sounds more natural?
