Oxford Language Club

Here are some tips that can help you move from an intermediate level to an advanced level in English:

Immerse yourself in the language: The more you expose yourself to English, the more you will learn. Watch English-language TV shows, movies, and listen to English podcasts or music. Surround yourself with English as much as possible.
Practice regularly: Consistency is key when it comes to learning a language. Set aside some time every day to practice your English skills, whether it’s reading, writing, speaking or listening.
Read extensively: Read books, articles, and blogs in English to improve your vocabulary and understanding of the language. Try to read a variety of genres and materials to expand your knowledge.
Speak with native speakers: Find opportunities to practice speaking with native English speakers. You can join language exchange groups, attend conversation classes or even hire a tutor to practice speaking with.
Use English in your daily life: Try to incorporate English into your daily life as much as possible. For example, write grocery lists in English, keep a journal in English, or even think in English.
Focus on grammar: Grammar is important in English, and mastering it can take your skills to the next level. Make sure to study grammar regularly and practice applying it in your writing and speaking.
Watch out for commonly made mistakes: Identify your most common mistakes and work on correcting them. This will help you improve your overall language proficiency.
Learn new words: Learn new words regularly and try to use them in your daily life. Keep a vocabulary notebook to keep track of new words you learn and review them regularly.
Take a course: Consider taking an advanced English course - Oxford Language Club can be a great option
Stay motivated: Learning a language can be challenging, but staying motivated is essential. Find a way to keep yourself motivated, whether it’s by setting achievable goals, tracking your progress or rewarding yourself for milestones.