You have to try to seak even if your speech is full of mistakes. You have to keep on trying again and again. Also important is training your ears to listen to BBC English.

Hello Karobi Borah,

Generally speaking, speaking  English automatically and fluently occurs when your speech is effortless and  words come out of your mouth without translation and  hesitation. In point of fact, fluent and automatic English speaking has a great bearing on the way we can  interact with native speakers. As an automatic/fluent  English speaker, it is easy for you to make friends, take part in  business meetings, talk to customers, and enjoy original  movies. The point is to attain such a status, one needs to observe certain practical techniques. The following links can hopefully help you to enjoy the art of speaking English fluently.

Best of luck,

R. Biria

https://kucampus.kaplan.edu/.../pdf/.../Practical_Ways_to_Improve_Your_Fluency_in...

https://www.victoria.ac.nz/lals/about/staff/publications/paul.../1989-Fluency.pdf

https://www.britishcouncil.in/sites/default/files/posters_1.pdf

https://www.fluentzy.com/downloads/handbook.pdf

You have to try to seak even if your speech is full of mistakes. You have to keep on trying again and again. Also important is training your ears to listen to BBC English.

Agreed with Dr. Arwa

There is an important website in this area:

www.manythings.org

    By trying to speak with others and writing in English whatever your mistakes are? Because any one can learn from her/his mistakes.

Also listening to BBC and English films are also important in this subject.

 Kind regards

Raid

I think it is a capability which began with the person from the youth, then comes experiencing the language with others. Best regards

Dear colleague, 

Thank you very much for this question. Thanks so much for all colleagues for their  important contributions. Yes, I belueve that good spoken and written english  need to try and try with huges mistakes. I think this is the best way. 

Best regards!

Adel OUESLATI 

Dear colleague,

I used to use these amazing website with my family members and students, I hope to be useful for enhancing your English skills. In case of (negative) results please feel free and do not hesitate to contact me again and again for more academic cooperation sir.

Regards, Emad

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCy-dvmsfmvYXBmt_huqqo1A

http://www.engvid.com/

http://www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/features/pronunciation/shortvowel5

http://www.reverso.net/spell-checker/english-spelling-grammar/

https://www.cambly.com/en/student/profile

http://bonnharachun.blogspot.com/2015/03/full-series-new-headway-beginner-to.html

Thank you so much dear academicians.

Recommended learning procedure dear Dr.Raid M. Al-Ani , I am doing this practicing style in both academic and social daily activities, beside that I used to present all my lectures, symposium, public academic lectures, and some social activities by using standard English language. One of the key factor in learning another language is ORAL PRACTICING.

Warm personal regards, Emad

Thank you so much dear Dr.Salam Jassim Hmood  for sharing this informative website.

Thanks and regards, Emad

Fluency not meaning to speedy speaking, never, but it means how to rightly pronounce every word with excellent pronunciation style, I met many professional English native speakers, they were speaking slowly but with high professional style, and i was so interesting to listening to them and very well understood their speeches, again I recommend oral practicing with others.

Regards, Emad

Thank you Professor.

Hello dear 

Try to train yourself to pronounce words rightly then hear yourself again and again. After that try to listen to British native speakers. Finally, exploit every chance to communicate with others even if your fluency still not good. 

Liqaa 

thank you dear

Based on my experience, listen more, use phrasal verbs and idioms more, try to write your mails in english and keep a good communication with others.

Read many articles and newspapers and spend a long time in an English speaking country

Thank you so much dear Dr. Karobi Borah   for sharing this amazing question, please keep up.

Regards, Emad

Thank you for your appreciation Sir.

Best regards.

Read English news papers regularly and talk to your friend & colleagues without hesitation it it is right or wrong.In the course of time u will be a fluent speaker.good luck.

-Learn to use paraphrasing and other compensation strategies in order to circumvent lexical gaps. 

- Learn to use fillers to gain time and spoken discourse markers to make your speech more cohesive.

- Avoid translating as much as possible; try to think in English.

-Read widely to acquire more vocabulary.

-Focus on message rather than form. Of course, there will be situations where accuracy is important, but, in most situations, relax, concentrate on getting your idea across and try to enjoy conversing in English.

- Practise speaking and thinking in English when you are on your own. Rehearse situations in which you will need to speak in English.

-If fluency is seen from a dialogal point of view, you will need to practise asking for clarification and dealing with misunderstandings. 

-  Accept that until you reach a very high level you will not be able to speak with the same level of sophistication  as in your native language. 

good greeting

I thank you for the question and have benefited from the opinions of my dear colleagues as well

I wish everyone success

thank you so much dear colleagues for your motivating replies.

You will feel more confident if you know how to build sentences in English correctly (i.e. grammar). All major publishers like Oxford, Cambridge, Longman etc. have many grammar books at all learning levels - use them and do exercises regularly and in written. 

Study regularly even if you don't have much time - don't skip a day even if you don't have more than 15min.

Read in English (make sure you read texts written by native speakers). Again, you have a lot of Readers (from leading publishers) at various learning levels, very useful. At the same time learn new vocabulary - a rich vocabulary will boost your confidence and ultimately your fluency.

I find monolingual learner's dictionaries a very useful tool, too. 

Exposure to English can be achieved by listening and watching any British or American or Australian etc. (native speakers') broadcast. There are plenty of them. This is very important for improving your listening comprehension skills.

Bottom line: Regular work is very important.

Good luck!

thank you.