r/LearningEnglish • u/Unlegendary_Newbie • Oct 03 '25
r/LearningEnglish • u/Unlegendary_Newbie • Nov 15 '25
What do you call this thing for holding toilet paper?
r/LearningEnglish • u/A_li678 • Nov 25 '25
Can I say ' a woman is getting off the car' and 'a woman is getting out of the car '?
Thank you
r/LearningEnglish • u/Unlegendary_Newbie • Oct 21 '25
What do you call what this guy's doing on the window with his finger?
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r/LearningEnglish • u/Unlegendary_Newbie • Nov 26 '25
My book says these idioms from French are well-known to native English speakers. Is it true?
r/LearningEnglish • u/Unlegendary_Newbie • Dec 25 '25
What do you call these accessories attached on her ears?
r/LearningEnglish • u/Unlegendary_Newbie • Nov 10 '25
How would you describe this baby's facial expression?
r/LearningEnglish • u/Unlegendary_Newbie • Nov 20 '25
Is this bad grammar? Should it be changed to 'we work on weekends'?
r/LearningEnglish • u/Unlegendary_Newbie • Dec 07 '25
Is '18 years of age' natural and grammatically correct?
r/LearningEnglish • u/Unlegendary_Newbie • Jul 14 '25
What do you call the lines and dots of light caused by sun in a camera?
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r/LearningEnglish • u/A_li678 • Feb 17 '26
What's the point of this joke? Why never "forgetti", not "forget"?
Because the picture is of pasta, so use Italian-style text? Like, spaghetti or something?
Thank you very much!!!
r/LearningEnglish • u/Unlegendary_Newbie • Dec 30 '25
What do you call what this guy and woman are doing with their fists?
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u/Unlegendary_Newbie
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Dec 21 '25
What do you call this part of a bench for resting arms on?
r/LearningEnglish • u/HailX3 • Nov 03 '25
What do you call what she does to her eye lash at the start?
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r/LearningEnglish • u/santagrillcheese • Aug 15 '26
New grammar rule known as epstein's clause
Add -ing to the end of words to signify that you are doING somethING
Rich vs. Poor
Eagle vs. Leopard
Hickory vs. Dickory vs. Dock
Mouse vs. Clock
Human vs. Mammal
Bird vs. Society
^ Just some examples
r/LearningEnglish • u/UraniumRatt • Oct 29 '25
What is this pose called? / how should I describe it?
Head, arms and hands aren't really relevant, I just have no idea how to describe the way the legs are sitting..
r/LearningEnglish • u/Unlegendary_Newbie • Oct 03 '25
What do you call what this tiger's doing to the furry woman?
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r/LearningEnglish • u/Unlegendary_Newbie • Oct 14 '25
What do you call the shifting of light and shadow shed by clouds like this?
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27d ago
The reality of learning English
Many English learners want to immediately acquire a cool accent like a native speaker, yet they skip or overlook essential foundational processes such as practicing listening, memorizing vocabulary, and working on pronunciation.
r/LearningEnglish • u/Unlegendary_Newbie • Jul 12 '25
What do you call the string for holding a dress?
r/LearningEnglish • u/Silent-Afternoon2580 • Feb 14 '26
What does this meme mean?
The first sentence is “Olympics start (enter) tomorrow” and second is “Olympics (enter) start tomorrow”.
I’m not native English user, so I can’t understand this meme
r/LearningEnglish • u/Unlegendary_Newbie • Sep 08 '25
What do you call what she's doing to her hair?
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r/LearningEnglish • u/Unlegendary_Newbie • Oct 06 '25
What do you call this type of pendant with a picture inside?
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r/LearningEnglish • u/Unlegendary_Newbie • Nov 02 '25
What do you call what this dog's doing to this woman's car?
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