After More Than Three Years Self-study

I've been learning how to pronounce words and how to make stress. I am very anxious about my future recently. I don't want to fail at speaking English after I have been studying hard for more than three years. I don't want people make laugh at me, saying that I've been wasted my time.

Don't forget the 'tense' past, present and future, I would say being is present tense when you're talking about the past. I think you are being overly anxious, maybe you have been studying hard. You don't 'make laugh', you laugh, you don't laugh on people, you laugh at people (not always a bad thing). Fred told a really funny joke and I was laughing hard at it, I couldn't stop. Or you laugh with people. Fred told a really funny joke, I was laughing hard with the group, we all found it hilarious.

Now, about people laughing at you, who cares? You certainly shouldn't, you're the one making the effort, and making really good progress, how many languages do you think they will speak fluently? I would guess only 1 (the language they have spoke from a young age, English). Don't let it get to you, keep your head high and keep on practicing.

After More Than Three Years Self-study

I've been learning how to properly pronounce and stress words. and how to make stress. I am have been very anxious about my future recently. I don't want to fail in at speaking English after being having studying so hard for more than three years. I don't want people to make laugh on at me, saying that I've been wasting my it was a waste of time.