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r/ENGLISH
106k members
r/ENGLISH is a subreddit with 106k members. Its distinguishing qualities are that the community is huge in size, and has high activity.
Popular Themes in r/ENGLISH
#1
Advice Requests
: "When do we capitalise race?"
27 posts
#2
Solution Requests
: "Which word do you think is hardest to pronounce for native speakers?"
23 posts
#3
Pain & Anger
: "Can someone explain function of "like" in second sentence? I can (somewhat) feel it but just cant even begine to verbally define why and what. "
12 posts
Popular Topics in r/ENGLISH
#1
English
: "My English teacher decided that, for our evaluation, we had to create a Reddit account and interact with people in English to improve in the language. Since I don’t fully understand how this app works, I’m posting this here so we can discuss! (Please respond I really don’t want a bad grade!!)"
47 posts
#2
Sentence
: "What's the right answer"
24 posts
#3
Grammar
: "New coworker doesn’t know what an apostrophe is"
23 posts
#4
Pronunciation
: "Pronunciation of 'herbal'"
15 posts
#5
Meaning
: "Please explain the Meaning of "ass" in this context!"
14 posts
#6
Vocabulary
: "Warning: this image features a graphic image of legitimate British English that some American English speakers might find disturbing. Discretion is advised."
13 posts
#7
Native
11 posts
#8
Grammar Rules
: "New coworker doesn’t know what an apostrophe is"
8 posts
#9
Phrases
: "It's interesting you should say that / It's funny you should ask. Are these Phrases used in informal context? I think I might have heard people use them in everyday English but I want to be sure"
7 posts
#10
Spelling
: "New coworker doesn’t know what an apostrophe is"
6 posts
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Member Growth in r/ENGLISH
Daily
+107 members(0.1%)
Monthly
+3k members(3.0%)
Yearly
+41k members(64.4%)
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