• Speak English everyday with native teacher via zoom.
• Speak in English in office
• Speak in English in car
• Speak in English at home
• Speak in English at school
• Speak in English in cafe & restaurant

I have a realistic solution for you, but you must put in the sweat equity of intense work and focused execution in the following direction:

Practise speaking in front of a mirror, focusing on things like pronunciation, stressed sounds, and body language.

Increasing your conversational fluency;

Slowing down your speech to give yourself more time to ponder; This initiative is dubbed “pause for poise” by public speaking gurus.

Increasing your vocabulary through learning more fixed or set phrases and other word forms;

“Seek first to understand, then to be understood!” said productivity consultant Stephen R Covey.

Practise your interrogatives so that you can keep the discussion moving and show that you know what you’re talking about. that you are concerned about other people’s viewpoints;

• To avoid “translating in your native tongue” as much as possible, think about your day in English.
• Whenever possible, engaging in some public speaking engagements, even if it’s for free;
• When you’re alone at home or elsewhere, you talk to yourself;
• Performing a reading aloud;
• Learning and practicing native speaker common language expressions in everyday circumstances;
• Singing along to English songs (Tip: first look up the words);
• In English, telling stories and/or anecdotes from your native language;
• Always be ready to speak English if the occasion arises;
• Last but not least, when speaking English, always put your mind at ease or in a relaxed attitude!