Advice on how to improve your english

Make English-speaking friends and acquaintances. Spending time with native English speakers is an effective way to improve your fluency on a daily basis. The more time you spend with your English-speaking friends, the better. Talking with native English speakers is also an excellent way to learn expressions, idioms, slang and common proverbs.

Study grammar or vocabulary every single day. Set a time when you'll sit down and focus on a language point with which you're struggling. Keep a vocabulary notebook where you can write down new vocabulary words as you learn them in context; at the end of the day, write your own sentences for your new vocabulary words to help solidify them in your memory.

Put yourself in situations where you have to speak English. Interact with salespeople, go to stores where you'll have to make requests in English and, if possible, get a job that forces you to use English every day. When the need to speak English for a means of communication is stronger than the simple desire to learn, your fluency improves much faster.

Watch TV shows, movies and commercials in English. Watching commercials can be a good way to improve your English fluency, since they're short, visual and tend to repeat the same terms. When you watch TV shows or movies, start by using English subtitles, then remove the subtitles when you feel like your comprehension has improved. Commercials, movies and TV shows are another effective way of learning common English expressions, slang, and idioms.