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Something about english students routine.

I´d like to know some techniques that english students use to praticing and improving their fluency, i´ve been studying for a few months, and i´m feel ''locked'' (i dont know how to say that word) when i will talk to someone, or just sometimes when i´ll listening something in english, like songs, podcasts, movies.
Sometimes it seems that i dont know nothing about english, maybe i'am level B1, how can i improving my english? i actually love to listening the BBC 6 Minutes podcast, and i use the Chatgpt to help me at grammar questions as well.
maybe someone could help me?

Eu gostaria de saber algumas tecnicas que estudantes de ingles usam para praticar e melhorar sua fluencia, eu estou estudando faz poucos meses, e eu me sinto ''travado'' quando eu vou conversar com alguem ou quando as vezes vou ouvir algo em ingles, como musicas, podcasts, filmes.
As vezes parece que eu não sei nada de ingles, talvez eu seja nivel B1, como eu posso melhorar meu ingles? eu atualmente amo escutar o BBC 6 Minutes podcast, e eu uso o chatgpt para me ajudar em questoes de gramatica tambem.
Talvez alguem poderia me ajudar?

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I´d like to know some techniques that english students use to praticing and improving their fluency, i´ve been studying for a few months, and i´m feel ''locked'' (i dont know how to say that word) when i will talk to someone, or just sometimes when i´ll listening something in english, like songs, podcasts, movies.

Sometimes it seems that i dont know nothing about english, maybe i'am level B1, how can i improving my english?
I’d like to know some techniques that English learners use to practice and improve their fluency. I’ve been studying for a few months, but I feel "stuck" when I try to speak to someone. Sometimes, I also feel this way when listening to something in English, like songs, podcasts, or movies.

i actually love to listening the BBC 6 Minutes podcast, and i use the Chatgpt to help me at grammar questions as well.
I actually love to listen to 6 Minutes podcast hosted by BBC, and I use Chatgpt to help with grammar qustions as well.

Don't forget to capitalise "I".

mMaybe/Perhaps someone could help me?

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Something about eEnglish students routine.

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Sometimes it seems that iI don’t know noanything about eEnglish, maybe i'am. Maybe I’m a level B1, h. How can iI improvinge my eEnglish?

i actually love to listening to the BBC 6 Minutes podcast, and iI use the Chatgpt to help me atwith grammar questions as well.

mMaybe someone could help me?

Something about english students routine.

Something about eEnglish students routine.

I´d like to know some techniques that english students use to praticing and improving their fluency, i´ve been studying for a few months, and i´m feel ''locked'' (i dont know how to say that word) when i will talk to someone, or just sometimes when i´ll listening something in english, like songs, podcasts, movies.

I´d like to know some techniques that eEnglish students use to practicinge and improvinge their fluency, i´. I’ve been studying for a few months, and i´m feel ''locked'' (i dont know how to say that word) when i willat times I feel “stuck” or “at a standstill “ when I talk to someone, or just sometimes when i´llI’m listening to something in eEnglish, like songs, podcasts, and movies.

I´d like to know some techniques that english students use to praticing and improving their fluency, i´ve been studying for a few months, and i´m feel ''locked'' (i dont know how to say that word) when i will talk to someone, or just sometimes when i´ll listening something in english, like songs, podcasts, movies.

Sometimes it seems that i dont know nothing about english, maybe i'am level B1, how can i improving my english?

Sometimes it seems that iI don’t know noanything about eEnglish, maybe i'am. Maybe I’m a level B1, h. How can iI improvinge my eEnglish?

Sometimes it seems that i dont know nothing about english, maybe i'am level B1, how can i improving my english?
I’d like to know some techniques that English learners use to practice and improve their fluency. I’ve been studying for a few months, but I feel "stuck" when I try to speak to someone. Sometimes, I also feel this way when listening to something in English, like songs, podcasts, or movies.

i actually love to listening the BBC 6 Minutes podcast, and i use the Chatgpt to help me at grammar questions as well.

i actually love to listening to the BBC 6 Minutes podcast, and iI use the Chatgpt to help me atwith grammar questions as well.

i actually love to listening the BBC 6 Minutes podcast, and i use the Chatgpt to help me at grammar questions as well.
I actually love to listen to 6 Minutes podcast hosted by BBC, and I use Chatgpt to help with grammar qustions as well.

Don't forget to capitalise "I".

maybe someone could help me?

mMaybe someone could help me?

mMaybe/Perhaps someone could help me?

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