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Read the news in English, watch movies in English, listen to English songs, think in English, write in English, speak in English, and don't worry about your current level. One day you will feel English is natural to you.

This comment will not solve your problem, but, the way you have described your problem ( in the English Language itself ), I would say that your English is quite good, and I have personally seen a lot of poor written blogs than yours.

So, I would say if you want to learn more than what you've already showcased, sure, that can be done, but I am afraid if people from Codeforces can help you with that.

Update : I will happily accept that I am wrong ! People from Codeforces can teach you English !! Good Luck !

watch movies, lots of it.

Every new english word that you see, go and search for the meaning...

Judging by the framing of your question...you are doing quiet well already

Take part in more CF contests

Always end the blog with Sorry for my poor English.

Jokes aside, I prefer reading books that are both for fun and for educational purposes.

Always try to do everything in English. Stick with English tutorials about something, watch movies or play video games in English (with subtitles). So try to avoid your native language whenever possible. It's also good to use some browser extensions which will improve your writing skills a bit. If you wrote this blog on your own, doing above-mentioned things will improve your English for sure.

You can participate in discord chats for CP like AC. It will simultaneously improve your English, confidence in communicating using English and increasae your familiarity with/to community.

Most of the advice in the thread are the same as "to become LGM, solve more problems"

"So , how to improve my English?". bro my English is bad too! btw i have a question for people who wrote watch movie and ... are you guys really good at English!? because i dont think its good enough!

This worked for me quite well, You can tweak your speaker and mic settings from windows so you be able hear yourself in the headphones ( you can also install a software for that like voicemeteer ). and for every song I listened I searched for the lyrics and sang with it. hearing my voice in the headphones helped me in identifying my pronunciation mistakes also made speaking english feel like a natural thing ( you have to google the words you don't understand its meaning tho ). also whenever you watch a movie or something turn off the subtitles, try to make your brain understand based on hearing not reading.

Hope it works for you!

For learning how to write grammatically correct sentences , try to find a book which has exercises on translating sentences from your mother tongue to English. Solving those questions will improve your writing skills a lot. If you want to make your vocabulary strong, read novels. For speaking and gaining confidence, the best way is to speak as much as you can. For this , you can try teaching algorithms and data structures to native English speakers who are beginners here. P.S — I am not a native English speaker and you may find many grammatical errors in the above phrase.

Read English newspapers, news channels, and movies. This will make you comfortable with English.

I have been learning English since I was young, but I do not think my English standard is great yet.

I learnt most on language when I receive feedback. This means that someone will need to read my writings. To make people to read your writing, either you help people (maintaining a blog that people actually read, reply to calls for help) or you make an argument (write something to convince someone).

Places I could think of where you can get feedback - sharing your experiences from China on Quora - offering free coding interviews (in English)

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Recently I encountered an English tutor that visits large companies and teaches English. Mostly spoken "business" English. He advised to watch TED videos, with English subtitles. First, watch the first 5 minutes. Then, re-watch the first 5 minutes, and after every sentence, stop and say what that person said, and try to sound exactly like them.

It's funny, because my parents told me I did the exact same thing when I was 7 years old (but it was in front of cartoons obviously LOL). Now, objectively, I have great English. (I said my parents told me, because I have no memory of that experience xD)

Regarding books — I know lots of people that read 100+ books and speak terrible English. It gives you vocabulary, but you don't practice using it. Also, books do not portray normal people English. If you want to sound like the way J.R.R Tolkien thinks people sounded in middle earth, go a head and read LOTR for practice, but if you want to sound like human beings — watch TV or TED videos, and practice saying the sentences you hear, exactly as you hear them.

(Note: notice that he said to have English subtitles on, so you practice reading as well, improving your grammar and spelling as well!)

Make an English speaking girlfriend, that's it ;)

I would recommend watching some American comedy cartoon with a lot of episodes (e.g. Simpsons) with English subtitles. Every time you encounter an unfamiliar word, hit the pause, look up the translation, and write it down.

Such cartoons contain a lot of dialogues per minute, the language is relatively simple, but also on diverse topics. And it's fun to watch — so you won't get bored.

This is the way I learned English.

give this a shot. :P

Step1: Listen to "Rapgod" and "Godzilla" by Eminem.

Step2:???

Step3:Profit

If you know the basics and you have good vocabulary the best thing to do for you is watching movies. They are really useful and will increase your english skills a lot. But for start you can watch animations because they are easier to understand and then watch movies.

I have watched lots of English web-series/movies in the lockdown period but only my listening skills is improved. How to work on my communication skills?

Hmm, I'm non-native too and of course I learned grammar or English words, but I (almost) always try to express my ideas with simple English. With doing this, your English's readability will kept high.

And the best way to improve your English is use English. You can try to join some discussion on here, positively. Have fun!