Top tips for accurate English by BBC English you need unit 21

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http://www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/course/english-you-need/unit-21/session-1


Top tips for accurate English suggested by BBC include
1. Learn from your mistakes
You can concentrate on the weaker parts next time for improvement.
2. Accuracy isn't always a priority.
When communication matters more, especially in casual interaction, speaking out rather than refraining from expressing yourself matters.
3. Concentrate on aspects of grammar that you find difficult
Grammar is the essential part of language.But you don't need to be intimidated by grammar, face the difficult parts and you will survice the rest.
4. Take your time
Take it easy!
5. Don't create a bad impression.
In formal situation such as writing CV or attending an interview, accurate English expression matters.
6. Listen to/read English material
I can't agree more with this suggestion as you are thinking of expressing yourself either in writing or in speaking, you need lots of material for digestion.

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