How to ask for corrections without stopping the conversation
Ask the other person to interrupt when a mistake changes the meaning. Save a recurring error or a more natural phrase for the end.
Pick a partner for the feedback you wantName the kind of correction you want
Try: “Please stop me if you can’t tell who I mean or when it happened. Could you save one wording suggestion for the end?” This gives them a reason to step in and permission to let other mistakes pass.
Use one correction before you leave
If they offer a better way to say “I used to,” retell one sentence with the new wording, then add another example from your life. If you asked for meaning first but keep getting interrupted over tiny errors, remind them of the agreement. Ask a tutor when you want systematic explanations rather than occasional help from a conversation partner.