In teams of 2 or 3, look for English speaking -accounts ion social networking sites that contain topics that interest you.

They can bYou may use news sites, travelling accounts, grammar, English learning, recipes, etc.

What you wrote is fine. In fact, many native speakers would write that way! But when I’m teaching, I try to use this sort of wording for maximum clarity.

: ItThis site includes examples that are used in real -life situations.

When you start a piece of text, it is good to avoid using the word “it” until the context is as clear as possible. Even many or most native speakers make this mistake as well, though!

It includes subtitles, so it’s easy to understand what the girl’ in the video is saying.

This is a suggestion for greater clarity.

Name of account: Hyperplexed ¶
Where: YouTube ¶
Content: sShort and, fun videos about how to recreate stuff from around the web with programming.

: ItThis site can helps us to retain specialized vocabulary by applying ithat vocabulary to real problems.

Content: aAdvices for taking better photos or editing them, camera reviews, and competitions between photographers with few inexperienced and professional photographers.

Advice is always a singular noun in the most common English dialects.

: It helps us grow our vocabulary.

Furthermore, since it’the content is delivered through videos, the images give us context, so it’s easier to understand the message of the video even if we didn’t understand what people said.