How can I improve my English at home and from should I start?

Ways to improve English and enrich your vocabulary : *, READ ENGLISH BOOKS & ARTICLES*You must have a daily habit of reading every day!Reading is a fantastic way to help you with your spoken English. You will learn new words and phrases, plus it will help you remember English grammar.You can read whatever you want, *but you must read.*Read novels, stories, the news, history, websites or comics — no problem. *But learn something every day.*Take whatever you are reading and *read out loud.* Go somewhere to a quiet placeDon't read out quietly!*Readout with a loud voice*. It is a great way to help you with spoken English.All you have to do is look at the reading material and read it aloud.*PRACTICE ENGLISH COLLOCATIONS*English collocations are groups of words that are usually used together as a phrase. They are very common in English.By learning these, you will make your English sound more fluent, more natural, more like a native speaker.These are some examples of English collocations:Go on a tripTake a napMake a suggestionGet permissionDo my hairHave lunchThere are English collocations everywhere you look.Any time you find a new English collocation, write it down in your notebook.It will help you with your spoken English.*SHADOWING*Shadowing is an excellent technique devised to speak fluently.To do the shadowing exercise, you will need the following items:A smartphoneAn English audio recording — maybe a podcast or a news reportA transcript of the record — this is all the words said in the podcast typed out for you to readA pair of earphonesA small amount of courage!Once you have all of these things, then you need to follow these steps:ONEListen to the podcast or news recording. Is it too easy? Too difficult? It has to be something at YOUR level but with just the right amount of challenge for you.TWOListen again and again until you can understand as much of it as you can. You need to be able to understand what the speakers are saying and the context of the podcast or news report.Yes, there will be words you do not understand — don't worry about that. As long as you know most of it, that is enough.THREEListen again, but this time read the transcript to find out all the new and challenging words. Pay close attention to these words. Look them up in a dictionary.Listen to the sound of these new words.FOURListen again and — as the speaker is speaking on the podcast — read out the transcript at the same time.There should be a slight delay between the speaker and your voice. It is the 'shadowing' aspect of this exercise.Repeat this section a few times until you feel comfortable saying most of the transcript.FIVENow go outside. Take your smartphone and earphones with you.Go outside and walk around at a quick pace.Get your energy levels high!Play the recording on your phone and repeat everything you hear. You should know most of it from practising stage four.No, you will not get all of it right. You will make mistakes. But don't worry!Keep your head up, walk at a quick pace, and look in front of you with confidence.I can promise you this has a potent psychological effect!SIXKeep trying. Try to repeat all that you hear. Speak loudly and clearly.You might feel very shy to do this at first, but it will make you feel more confident later.This exercise can help you with speaking EnglishKeep doing it until you can say all the recording without making any mistakes.OTHER METHODS TO TRYThere are a few different methods you can try on your own. These can also help you with English speaking.Watching English-language moviesTalking to yourself in the mirrorReading out loudTO CONCLUDEThe point is, it all comes down to how much work you are prepared to do.The more you put into it, the more you will get from it.If you go to the gym only once a week for three hours, how much benefit are you going to get from it?What about if you went to the gym every day for 45 minutes?It is much better to practice English every day for just a short time than to do marathon sessions once a week.All the best in your learning journey:) make the best use of this time to sharpen your skills. read less

Hey! I'll keep the answer short and tell you exactly what I did.1. Read News every day: That way, you will be very well informed of the world happenings but do keep in mind to search for the meanings of the words that are new to you! Reading novels or books will also do the job (depends on your interest)2. Write words that you learn on Post-its and stick on the wall, you see everyday or in the diary that you go through daily. Try to use them daily in your sentences. Believe me; I have not forgotten words even after ten years following this technique.3. Readout loud: Whatever you read, read out loud, which will help you in making your English speaking fluent.4. Speak with another person: If you have some other friend/family member who can talk you in English and not judge you, that will be a thumbs up!PS: You can talk to yourself in the mirror too ( in English of course ) ;) read less