Surround yourself with English content, such as movies, TV shows, and podcasts, to expose yourself to natural speech patterns and accents.

Engage in daily conversations, even if it's with yourself. Practising regularly helps build fluency and confidence.

Participate in local or online speaking groups, where you can engage in discussions and practice speaking with other learners.

Listen to recordings of native speakers and try to repeat what they're saying immediately after. This helps improve pronunciation and rhythm.

Record your speaking practice and listen to the recordings. This allows you to identify areas for improvement, including pronunciation and fluency.

Focus on enunciating each word clearly and speaking at a pace that ensures your words are easily understood.

Learn new words and phrases every day and incorporate them into your conversations to sound more natural.

Work on challenging sounds in English that may not exist in your native language. Practise these sounds regularly.

Create scenarios in which you need to interact in English, such as ordering food or making reservations. Role-play these situations to practise real-world conversations.

Tell stories or anecdotes in English. This helps you practise organising your thoughts and conveying them coherently.

Present short speeches or monologues on topics that interest you. This can improve your speaking clarity and confidence.

Ask native speakers or proficient English speakers for feedback on your pronunciation and speaking skills. Use their suggestions for improvement.

Tongue twisters help improve your pronunciation, diction, and clarity. Challenge yourself with different twisters.

Language learning is a gradual process. Stay patient, and don't get discouraged by temporary setbacks.

Create scenarios in which you need to interact in English, such as ordering food or making reservations. Role-play these situations to practice real-world conversations.

Acknowledge your progress, even if it's just a minor improvement. Celebrate each step forward in your speaking journey.