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Abstract: Introduction: Social media has a big effect on how students in Dharwad district learn and use the English language. It gives them chances to practice their language skills and see different ways people communicate. However, it also brings some problems, like grammar mistakes, difficulty with new words, and the risk of developing poor communication habits. Both teachers and students need to understand how social media influences language learning in many ways. They should use the good parts of social media while being careful to avoid the bad effects. This discussion will look at both the positive and negative influences of social media on language learning, communication styles, and overall English language ability among students in Dharwad district. Review of literature: Wang et al., (2011) found that using social media too much can lead to feelings of being alone and less face-to-face time, which might lower learners' motivation and how well they learn overall. Objective of a study: The aim of this study is to examine how social media affects the English language skills and fluency of language learners in the Dharwad district. This research paper looks at both the good and bad ways social media can influence different language abilities and the general interest people have in learning English. Research methodology: Using a mix of different research methods, including both asking questions and gathering numerical data, is best for understanding how social media affects English as a second language learner. This approach helps fully understand the complex ways social media influences language learning, by looking at both measurable improvements in language skills and personal stories and opinions from students. Data analysis and interpretation: This article paper discusses the relationship between social media and the English language. It covers the impacts of multimedia resources, how they affect collaborative learning, their influence on motivational engagement, the effects of distraction and time consumption, and the limitations of face-to-face interaction in Dharwad District. Conclusion: In conclusion, social media is a vital resource for English language learning, but its effects are nuanced. Keyword: Social Media's, Impact on English Language, Students, Dharwad District