Someone fixed your sentence. Give it another outing.
If you learn with Busuu and receive useful feedback, give the corrected language another job. Write a new sentence using the same idea, then try it in a conversation.
Busuu's community is part of its learning offer. The practice below is a way to use feedback thoughtfully, wherever you next study.
Work out what changed
Look at your original sentence and the correction. Can you explain the difference? It might concern word choice, grammar or a more natural expression for the situation.
If you do not understand, note the question. You can ask a teacher to explain the pattern using your own examples. Avoid sharing another community member's personal details or private messages without permission.
Choose one correction to work on. Your next lesson does not need to become a courtroom hearing for every sentence you have ever written.
Create a new situation
Use the corrected pattern to describe something else. Then ask the teacher to respond and continue the exchange.
For example, a sentence about one plan could become a discussion about a different weekend. A corrected description could become an explanation of another place you know.
Afterward, try an example without reading your notes. Ask for clarification if you are still unsure when the expression fits. Keep the useful explanation beside your own sentence.
Let help lead to more opportunities
Nattive's paid Spanish, French and German lessons help fund free group English teaching through Classroom. Our ambition is 100,000 hours for learners who cannot afford private language education.
Community feedback and funded professional teaching are different forms of support. You can appreciate both and decide where a private session fits your own needs.
If you choose Nattive, bring the correction you want to understand, check the teacher's fit and available times, and give the lesson a clear task. Your booking also contributes toward the shared mission.
One sentence can be the beginning of a much longer conversation.