I'm immigrating to Miami in two minutes! But English ...

After studying abroad for 4 years, my English level is still average. But living abroad is no problem.

Actually, you don't have to be too nervous. You already have a basic knowledge of English and a certain vocabulary, and you can express your meaning roughly. That's enough. People are forced out. You just need to get used to this environment for a month or two. Don't worry too much about grammar. We speak Chinese every day, but there are still many mistakes when measured by Chinese grammar rules. Most foreigners are friendly. What he wants from you is the most basic "communication requirement", that is, as long as he can understand what you say and know what you want to do. At the same time, he will try his best to speak "simple English" to you. 80% of these words are junior high school English, of course you can cope.

When I study English, the biggest feeling in using English is: be bold ~ say whatever you want, and try to use simple and practical words. Don't be afraid of others laughing, but know who they are qualified to laugh at you. You can speak basic English. Can they speak Chinese? Being able to communicate with them already means that you are better than them.

My suggestion is that you will go abroad soon, and it will not be so easy to return home after going abroad. And now you are meeting relatives, friends and classmates, and you are not busy at home after going out. Eat more delicious food. I don't know about the United States, but there are few expensive materials in Britain, and some haven't bought them yet. -.-b You have time to learn things other than English. It depends on your personal planning and hobbies.

Don't worry about anything you say, you'll understand when you go out. There are many foreigners outside to practice your spoken English. Why spend money at home? The effect is not good. Sometimes, we are just afraid of our own unknowns. Once contacted, you will find that there was really nothing to worry about before.

Use the saved class time to eat, play and learn something useful to you.

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No Americans speak. Go to the bar. A little boy I know said that foreign bars are the best places for communication, and his oral English has improved rapidly. He has been abroad for half a year and his spoken English is better than mine for three and a half years.