you must read english stories and translat it to your language

Not to be snide... but here's a suggestion:  Don't write in "text speak" - in other words, avoid using shorthand such as you might use in an email, IM or text message.  It's much faster to use these short-cuts, true, but doing so doesn't help you develop language skills.  I was fortunate enough to learn English before these things became common; I'm really concerned that folks learning and using English now, in our very-techie instant-messaging sound-bite culture, really do not get the chance to develop English skills.  Alas.  =cjs

Learn at least five new words daily in order to increase your vacabulary n use them as much as u can in your
dat to day work.

i think when someone want to learn any language like native speakers,he must hear and speak  and read any subject in this language  ,but it's better he dosn't forget more and more reading ,because more reading more =  culture more idioms and  more knowledge .......

the best way is to imcrease your contact with the language. start with simple books, then progress to more advanced ones. listening to english songs is a great way -- entertaining and educational. kill two birds with one stone. try to make an effort to use the language; even if you don't have anyone to practice with, you can, say, attempt to translate simple sentences silently in your head from your native language from what you know, or even start a diary/blog/whatever in English?

hope this helps.