Done by: Ruziyeva Muhayyo Navoi-2022 year

 
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Seek full immersion experiences.
At this 
stage of the game, you need to be thrown 
into a circumstance where you only speak 
this language every day all day long for 90 
days or more. It’s really the only way 
you’re going to get significantly better. 

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Date someone.
Don’t force it, obviously, but having a partner who speaks the 
language natively is a common (and terribly fun) way of mastering a language. 
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Get a private tutor.
It could also be a worthwhile investment of time and money 
to simply hire a tutor and spend a few hours per week one-on-one with someone 
who will mercilessly call out every mistake you make. In earlier stages of learning, 
you had an instinct that you were saying something wrong, but by now your 
patterns in the language are so deeply ingrained that you’re probably unable to 
notice them yourself anymore. 
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Focus on improving your accent.
At this point, you can speak perfectly well, but 
you 
still
sound foreign. So what's the best way to fix the accent? Immersion! 
Listening to and speaking with native speakers as often as humanly possible will 
naturally bring your pronunciation closer to theirs over time. 
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Keep a journal.
Writing in the language is a technique you can use as soon as you 
have enough vocabulary to start doing it, and testing the limits of your ability to 
express nuanced ideas and emotions is a good way to continue advancing your 
command of the language. 
The best, all-encompassing tip for learning any language I ever learned, at any 
stage, is to pay equal attention to the four parts of language: speaking, listening, 
reading, and writing. If you spend time interacting with the language in each of these 
linguistic domains on a regular basis, you will gradually build mastery. 
And most importantly, never let your ego get the best of you. Language 
learning is the ultimate meditation, forcing you to defeat the voice that tells you that 
you must do everything perfectly. In this field, success is a journey, and as long as 
you’re learning, you’re succeeding!