Phrasal Verb

Native speakers prefer to use phrasal verbs in their daily coversation. And the good ways to become more fluent and native in spoken English is using phrasal verb. But there are so many words to learn and they also have different meanings, too. I tried to write it down on the paper and learned it by heart, but I can't remember how and when to use it in conversation. So what is the best way to understand and remember all of these words?

I'm really confusing about it and trying to figure out some ways to learn effectively

Learning ACCA Hello everyone. I work in accontant field and I am intending to learn ACCA certificate. Does anybody here take this certificate? Could you plz give me some info about this. And how long does is take to all the exam?

My working day (plz help me to correct) I've just finished my working day. Today I'm kind of busy. I ve worked here for amost 6 months, I think this period is not short but i am still feel like i am a new comer, just because i still dot get used to the job. Everything is still a mess with me. Sometimes I let my mood fell down since I make many mistakes, most of them from my carelessness. Knowing about myself, Ive been trying, but the outcome is a bit lower than I want. My manager must be frustrated with me, but he said nothing, I rather be scolded, it will help me remember my faults.

English Speaking I' ve just watched a video on Youtube that teach about 3 mistakes a learner usually makes when learning English. The first one that is focus too much about gammar, and even try to remember the name of grammar point. Next, English learners usually learn to pronounce each individual word, and do not care how it sounds in the whole sentences or phrases. It comes out that they cannot listen to the conversation well. And the last one is try to good at pronunciation before making speaker. As the teacher said, it does not make sense. Just make conversation first, then your conversation can be fixed. I seem to make all of these mistakes, It's may because the way of education that I received from school. This made me cannot speak fluently and smoothly. Now I want to change it. Hopefully, I can find some native friends here who can help me practice my spoken English.

How do you feel about your job? Until now, I have about 2 years working experience. I changed my job 4 months ago, and now I work as an accountant. Since my major is not accountant, then i have to learn so many thing now. Sometimes i'm really tired, but i told myself to keep trying. The problem is after 4 months, i dont really happy about my job, eventhought the benefit i received is not bad and i have good colleages, too. Do anyone have the same feelinh as mine? And how can you find the kind of work that suit you??