Describe a place you know so well you could walk through it with your eyes closed. Make me see it. Say it out loud first. Description is where most people run out of words, which is exactly why we practise it.

Describe your day as weather. Sunny, foggy, a bit stormy? Say why in one line.

What is one thing you are good at that has nothing to do with English?

Welcome. This is a place to use English, not to study it. There is one thing to do today, and it takes about two minutes. Introduce yourself in the comments. Three lines is enough. - Where are you writing from? - What do you need English for, now or later? - One thing you are good at, in any language. Not sure how to start? Use these: "Hi, I am ... and I am from ..." "I need English for ..." "I am good at ..." Two things about this place. Mistakes are welcome here. I would much rather read a message with five mistakes in it than not read your message at all. Nobody here is going to correct you unless you ask. Read one other introduction and reply to it. One reply. That is where a community starts, and it is also where your speaking starts, because writing to a real person is the closest thing to talking to one. If you want to make it harder, say your introduction out loud first, then type it. That small step is the whole point of this community. I read every introduction and I answer every one. See you in the comments, Lucas