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José Luis Figueroa Campos

Daniela López Torres

Teresa Galván Álvarez

Elizabeth González Rendón

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If you do not practice English, you won't learn it, if you practice it, you would learn it quicker. You should work on your grammar, but also, on your vocabulary, on your writting and pronuntation.

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You should work hard or find a motivation, it's easier if you hace reassons to practice and learn English. Also, think in your future, English is one of the most spoken languages all over the world.

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You should recognize in what level you are, you should be patient because everything takes time, you won't have a good English by practicing it one day.

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Don't be afraid of making mistakes, because that's precisely why you are learning. It is reaaly normal to make mistakes at first, and you shouldn't stress about them, just realize your mistake and correct it so you don't make it again.

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These apps are designed for students who already understand basic English but want to improve their pronunciation and listening with precision. ELSA’s AI offers personalised feedback, making it mostly useful for self learners aiming for fluency and clarity when speaking. FluentU, on the other hand, introduces learners to native content (like news or vlogs), helping them to expand their vocabularies with slang, and cultural nuance. This approach is less about memorization and more about real world application.

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Conversation-based

platforms like HelloTalk, Cambly, and RealLife are centered on creating fluency through interaction. Unlike many grammar or vocabulary apps, these create space for learners to actually use what they've learned.

Cambly's paid tutor model offers feedback, ideal for those who are preparing for interviews, exams, or travel. HelloTalk works through learner to learner, is more informal, but great for cultural exchange and casual conversation. RealLife English adds a social context, building confidence.

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Apps that include games like Duolingo, Memrise, and BBC Learning English focus on habit-building and keeping a routine especially for beginners or intermediate levels.

Duolingo and Memrise use streaks, badges, and short sessions to promote daily practice, which is important for building etention. These are perfect for people who struggle with consistency.

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Content platforms like

YouTube, Rosetta Stone, and LOLA SPEAK focus on immersing the audience so they start subconscious learning

These are less structured but offer a more natural understanding of language, similar to how we learn our first language by listening and repeating. YouTube gives free content. Rosetta Stone is immersive and ideal for learners who prefer visual and situational learning. LOLA SPEAK uses native video clips to teach tone, rhythm, and emotion in speaking.