Parag Jawale

Hi Honja, 3 basic things you need to work on:

1. Understand that we think in our mother tongue and (literally) translate it into english, that's where our sentence formation and hence english goes for a toss. This is where many of us (Indians) struggle as we are from diverse cultures (mother tongues) and try to speak non-native language i.e. English. 

2. Reading is the eternal key. With my own learning experience, i'll suggest reading self-help books. Reason being it'll not only help you through its content, you'll improvise on your vocabulary words positively. Rather than newspaper or TV news, they have too much of negative talk, it affects us either ways: english vocab and mindset.

3. Take speaking skills as Public Speaking. With my experience not many are suportive (their own priorities) in terms of conversating in english. Practically speaking, we need to improve and not them, so we eventually need people around us who will talk in english with us all the time. If you've bunch of friends who can help you - Amazing, still you'll need to talk to more people to expand your vocabulary. Hence Public Speaking is one of the best option. From this answer i can suggest you Toastmasters, google it for a club near your residence. Slowly and steadily your sentence formation will improve, vocabulary will improve and most definitely with Public Speaking your confidence levels too. 

All the Best. 

Feel free to ask any queries :)