Bruna, the best and fastest way to learn English is to live in the English-speaking country and communicate with native speakers in everyday situations. But if there is not such opportunity, you will have to do some exercises on speaking, reading and listening (+writing if you really need it). If you need just some basic knowledge i will recommend you to learn new vocabulary and talk more in English. Good luck!

I'm going try to answer your question with research: "Comprehensible input" is the fastest way. Research by Stephen Krashen [1] and Bill VanPatten [2] have demonstrated that most approaches to learning language are less effective than comprehensible input focused approaches. So here is what research says: 1) You need to read/hear English that is /slightly/ harder than what you are used to. You will never grow if you hear/read easy sentences all the time. You have to find things that are one level above your skill (but not two levels!). 2) You need to be focused on the message and not the medium (English). In other words, read/listen to things because it would be interesting in Portuguese, not because you want to learn English. I like cats. I like to read about cats in French. I'm interested in the message (cats!!) and not the medium (French). 3) You need to be relaxed and able to focus. If you are scared, you can't learn. If you are starving, you can't learn. If you are watching TV in the background, you can't learn. (etc.) 4) You need to read/listen to a lot. Don't read lists of words or focus on learning rules. Rules are the names we give for knowledge we already know. We build that knowledge automatically by exposure. We have to see lots of examples of things we understand to build the rules in our brain. For example, after hearing "I am" 100 times, if someone says, "I are", you will know it is wrong, even if you don't know why. 5) You need regular sleep. The mind is better at remembering and processing information after sleeping. ========= [1] https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stephen_Krashen [2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_VanPatten

Hi, The best things for improving your English are steady practice, and focused practice. You must create some practice habits. Practicing must be part of your routine. Also, you must focus on one part of english at a time. Is speaking the thing you need to improve most? Spend most of your time practicing speaking. Is it grammar? Spend most of your practice time improving and practicing grammar. I hope this is helpful.

Well hello Bruna, i'm firman and i'm indonesian. I'm not a native speaker in english, but if you wanna practice/improve your english with me. We can learn english toghther :) i just tryna speak more fluently and make some friend with foreigner.