Here are some minor corrections:

I want to learn English. However, I cannot find a good way to study and learn English well. Can anyone give me some advice?

This is what your sentences would look like with the corrections:
I want to learn English. However, I cannot find a good way to study and learn English well. Can anyone give me some advice?

Advise is a verb that means to give someone suggestions. Advice is a noun that simply means suggestions.
Example:
I advise you to give the young king good advice. (I suggest that you give the young king good suggestions.)

If you're looking for real advice, then I would advise you to read novels and write a lot of notebook entries. Novels do not always use perfect grammar (sometimes it's because of sylistic reasons, and sometimes it's because of bad editing), but they will introduce you to phrases and idioms that you might not find in a textbook. I'm sure you could also find plenty of people willing to be your language partner on italki. I guess I really shouldn't say any more, though, because I haven't tried any of these methods myself to learn a new language. If you want to work on pronunciation, which is what really makes you sound native (you can have impeccable grammar and a huge vocabulary, but if you have an accent, then people will know you're not native and possibly make unkind assumptions about the value of your words), then listen to audiobooks. If you have the means, hire a teacher and meticulously copy his or her pronunciation. Don't take any shortcuts. This will be a slow process, but in my opinion, it's entirely worth it.