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I am an intermediate student of english and I have
learned tons of grammar and attended engish classes
for many years.
Now I am thinking if it helps me to improve my english
through an language exchange partner from another
contry. I visited this webpage www.ccxccx.com/exchange
where you can find exchange partners from around the world.
I just wonder if i can increase my english level in this way.
Does anybody have done this before?
Thanks
Malcom
It always helps your language ability to have friends who speak the language you are trying to learn.
The problem with language exchange is that both of you are trying to learn the others language, so usually the the person with the greatest ability will end up getting the most out of it (since it is mutually easier to communictate in the strongest language).
It is better to make friends who do not speak your language, in my opinion.
Learning via language exchange? 
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