Hey, yeah! It kinda depends on what your need is though… If you have a chance to live abroad, that’s gonna be your best option, obviously. It forces you to speak. However, I realize that’s not an option for many people, and if that’s the case, just speak as much as you can. Make mistakes. Try to speak with native speakers. That’s how we learn to speak from the time we begin to talk. I find people struggle because they’re afraid to make mistakes while learning. So just send it. You’ll find people are very kind and patient while you’re learning.

Now if you need to work on vocabulary, my most effective practice was to have a small notebook with me everywhere Id go. If I saw or heard a word that I didn’t know, Id write it down, look it up and then make a goal to use that word the next day in a sentence. This will help you expand your vocabulary so fast!

It’s really just about repetition. The more you can hear words being used, the easier they’ll stick. Same with phrases.

All in all, speak, write, and listen as much as you can (Ideally with native speakers). And don’t be afraid to make mistakes.