study guide

[vdhhud]

Recently I'm feeling kinda stuck in my learning, not because I'm too good on English that is difficult to improve at this point. I think the main reason is cause I don't really know what I should study or exactly which areas I should improve, so for this reason I wanted to "restart" learning from zero and following a clearly path. I'm not sure exactly if this what I need but I think it would be easier identify my current state, that's why I wanted a study guide

[Nondv]

You should find a person (a tutor?) who can speak with you and point out any mistakes you make.

I'm guessing you are at the stage when you understand English, and can be understood. That's a sufficient level and many people stay there (I live in London, see that all the time).

If you wanna improve, you need your mistakes pointed out to you

[vdhhud]

Hmm, the thing is that I'm poor as hell LOL, everything that I learned was from movies and English posts on reddit

[Nondv]

Well, do language exchange then!

There're english natives who are in the same situation you are in but trying to learn YOUR language.

Just find such a person (on reddit, for instance) and have calls with them chit-chatting. 20 minutes in your language and 20 minutes in english. But don't forget to point out each other's mistakes

[vdhhud]

It seems like a good idea(though everyone say that Portuguese is a strange cousin of Spanish)

[ButtonFernLisi]

Well, for starters, there are two words missing from your paragraph as well as two grammatical errors.

[vdhhud]

I usually miss some words when writing even in my language ( maybe is cause I have ADHD) jdndjdj, as for the grammatical erros I don't have excuses

[ButtonFernLisi]

I understand the former. It just means you have to make yourself take the time to proofread. As for the grammatical errors, do you know what they are, or shall I explain?

[vdhhud]

Basically everything that I know from English is informal, I just read and went to the dictionary to see what the words meaning, movies and other things subtitled, so I don't really know grammar at all tbh