I think watching American dramas, British dramas, and soundtrack movies is a particularly effective way to improve speaking. I like to watch American dramas and watch some foreign variety shows, when I watch it, I will involuntarily imitate the pronunciation and lines of the characters in the play, in the process I found that my speaking has been greatly improved, and my listening level has also improved a lot. Gradually, I will look for some American dramas without Chinese subtitles, try to understand the lines, and accumulate authentic colloquial expressions, this habit has lasted for a long time, and the effect is really good!

Correct your pronunciation, imitate more often, and the shadow reading method is a very good training.

Effective Spoken English Improvement

Practice daily through conversation with native speakers or language partners. Listen to podcasts, audiobooks, and watch English media to absorb pronunciation and rhythm. Record yourself speaking to identify areas for improvement.

Join language exchange programs or find conversation groups. Focus on speaking rather than perfection—fluency comes before accuracy. Learn common phrases rather than just vocabulary.

Use apps designed for speaking practice. Consider professional classes if self-study isn't sufficient. Most importantly, overcome the fear of making mistakes—confidence is key to fluent speech.

To improve English, stick to daily practice, memorize new words regularly, practice speaking English consistently, train your listening skills frequently, and learn grammar knowledge systematically. These foundational efforts will steadily enhance your overall English proficiency.

Practice for two hours every day, use some apps to study, combine intensive listening and reading with extensive listening and reading, listen repeatedly and then retell. You can go to the English corner more often to communicate. In the final analysis, you still need to speak English yourself, use English more in daily life to communicate, and gradually improve.

I think starting from the aspects that interest me will further stimulate my efficiency in learning English. As for me, I really enjoy watching "Empresses in the Palace", and some short videos have translated the wonderful clips about it into English or intersperses English words in the videos to enhance memory. Personally, I think this is very useful for the accumulation of vocabulary, and it's very natural to remember the usage and sentence patterns. The efficiency of imitating and learning in the context of interest is really very high. I have personally tested it and found it useful!

If you want to practice your spoken English, the key is "more output and targeted problem finding", and it is more efficient to practice in daily scenarios. You should seize fragmented time to speak actively. When you think about something, directly use simple English instead of Chinese. When you come across suitable audio or video, immediately repeat and imitate the tone and speed. Spend a few minutes before going to bed talking about your school life in front of the mirror. Don't be afraid of making mistakes. You can also find feedback by using the resources around you. Practice in groups with classmates and point out each other's problems. Use language exchange apps to chat with foreign friends. While teaching them Chinese, ask them to help correct your English grammar and pronunciation. You can also record your spoken content and compare it with the listening audio in the textbook, focusing on common mistakes such as difficult pronunciations and tenses. In addition, focus on practical details and specifically tackle one or two commonly mispronounced sounds. For example, you can improve with the help of relevant learning materials. At the same time, remember the commonly used English short sentences in scenarios such as classes and clubs to avoid piecing together words one by one. Only in this way can you speak more naturally.

I think a great way to improve spoken English is through consistent shadowing practice—this means repeating aloud right after native speakers, which helps with pronunciation and rhythm. Watching English movies with subtitles can also train your ear and help you pick up natural expressions. Try to keep your own sentences clear and straightforward instead of using complicated structures. Most importantly, practice speaking every day, even if it's just by yourself, to build confidence over time. Stay patient and make it a habit.

I think improve spoken English needs us to keep consistent practice. We must learn to input and output.
First,we can choose short, conversational materials—like TED-Ed talks, English vlogs, or even lines from your favorite TV shows. We need to repeat it exactly, and learn the tone, stress, and rhythm which will help you get rid of  bad pronunciation habits and sound more natural.
Second, we should try our best to speak as soon as possible.So that we can build confidence and get used to speak English. Practice with others regularly. Use language-exchange apps (e.g., Tandem, HelloTalk) to chat with native speakers or fellow learners.
Finally, we don't fear mistakes. Because we know errors are part of learning. Gradually, our spoken English will be better and better.

I speak daily, even to yourself.And I'm working hard to be accustomed to think in English..I listen to short clips from movies, podcasts, or TED Talks, then repeat them.I always focus on communication, not just correctness.