The writer attended an English class where two visitors, their teacher and his friend who is also an English teacher, judged the students' English speaking skills. The students felt sorry that their skills seemed not to have improved. The friend recommended a website to the writer for getting help from others to support their English learning. The writer hopes to find useful resources on the site and thanks potential helpers.

1. What advice do you have for this person?
I went to an English class this evening. We had 2 visitors
dropped by whom everyone was looking forward to seeing. The
two visitors are my Teacher and his closed friend who is a
teacher as well- an English teacher to be precise.
It was quite sad listening them judging our English speaking
skill. It seemed that there're nothing got progressed. So all of us
felt sorry or even guilty for not trying our best to learn English.
The friend of my teacher sugguested this website, and here I
am, joining the site to get some helps from others who're willing
to support.
I hope there will be something useful here. Thanks!

2. This is what I said.
I went to an English class this evening. We had 2 visitors
dropped by whom everyone was looking forward to seeing. The
two visitors were my teacher and his closed friend who is a
teacher as well- an English teacher to be precise.
It was quite sad listening to them judging our English speaking
skill. It seemed that there're nothing had progressed. So all of
us felt sorry or even guilty for not trying our best to learn
English.
The friend of my teacher sugguested this website, and here I
am, joining the site to get some helps from others who're willing
to support me.
I hope there will be something useful here. Thanks!

3. They are talking about me and my visit, so I commented on their
writing and on having the chance to meet them.
dropped-drop: the past tense is in "had"
closed-close: you are applying the correct rule for adjective
making here, just don't don't do it this time- or any of the other
exceptions that will kepp popping up and driving you crazy.
Sorry.
there're: If you really want to use this, life gets much more
complicated-- It seemed that there was nothing that had
progressed.
I don't know about progress because I don't know where you
think you started from, but you are pretty far down the English
speaking road. I know I wasn't sorry getting the chance to meet
all of you and I was impressed with everybody's language skills.
Never feel guilty for trying your best. Trying is always
admirable and good.