Question

How to improve my English language?

Answer 1

Speaking correct English fluently is a matter of natural exposure to the language, and the regular, sincere practice. The easiest way to learn English is to spend maximum of your time in an environment where quality English is spoken. If you don't have an easy access to such an environment, you need to create it. Fluency of correct English does not happen in a day or month. You need a long training. I suggest the following strategies for your improvement:

1. Listen to the soundtracks of audio-books, such as, Harry Potter, The Story of My Life, or any other books of your choice. Listen to the tracks at least one hour every day.

2. Do read at least for 2 hours the books whose soundtrack you listen.

3. Use dictionary to look up all the new words that you come across while reading and listening.

4. Don’t let any chance to speak English go by. In the beginning there will be fumbles and bungles. However, you will have to start speaking the language. Hesitation to speak will never let you improve your English fluency. 

5. Do improve your grammar by studying any good grammar and practicing the exercises. Understanding of grammar concepts fills you with confidence. 

Follow these steps for 6 months. You will feel the improvement. But remember, even after 6 months you will have to continue your efforts.  

Answer 2

Try not to be reluctant to commit errors. Be sure. Individuals can just right your mistakes when they hear you make them.

Encircle yourself with English. Place yourself in an all English talking condition where you can learn inactively. The ideal approach to learn is through talking.

Practice each day. Make yourself an examination plan. Choose how much time seven days you will spend studying and stick to it. Set up a schedule.

Enlighten your family and companions regarding your examination design. Inspire them to push you to contemplate and furthermore don't give them a chance to intrude on you.

Practice the 4 center aptitudes: perusing, composing, talking and tuning in. They all should be taken a shot at for you to move forward.

Keep a journal of new words you learn. Utilize them in sentences and attempt to state them no less than 3 times when you talk.