Read the newspaper. If you develop these habits, they will make you a fluent and confident speaker of the language.
Of course, I mean an English-language one. The newspaper is a rich source of vocabulary and general knowledge, both of which are important to become a fluent speaker of English.
There is a smart way to read the paper: start with the front page: read all the top stories. Then, go to the other news sections (local, national and international) and read the headlines. If a headline interests you, if you want to know more about it, then read that story. If a headline is not that interesting or important to you, then skip it, don't waste your time reading it.
After this, go to the editorial section, this is where opinion or op-ed pieces are found. These are the really interesting articles in any newspaper, and they are a great place to learn new vocabulary. Read these articles in depth. Spend time analyzing the language used by the author. Do your best to fully understand the opinions and arguments presented here. This will improve your own ability to think and reason in English.
After this, finish by perusing (that is briefly reading) sections that are of interest to you: sports, business, entertainment, etc. This method will help you to save time and get the most out of reading the newspaper.
Aim to do this for about an hour every day.
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