i want to get the answer from English natives.
Last year, I have succeeded in getting my highest mark on TOEIC over 900.
But TOEIC only consists of reading and listeing, it can't assist my English speaking and writing - and last week, i have started to study IELTS.

I planned to study abroad next year , mainly the U.K, and i want to build my basic English skills for fully understanding general conversations and university' lectures when i'm in English native countries.

So, if i prepare steadily english speaking and writing at least over 4 months for this, can i afford to get pretty fluent and understanding abilities?

moreover, i also consider applying for the lectrues from here Italki instructors.

Can you help the seeking one?

Thank you for reading and sorry for my poor English.

Question

i want to get the answer from English natives.
Last year, I have succeeded in getting my highest mark on TOEIC over 900.
But TOEIC only consists of reading and listeing, it can't assist my English speaking and writing - and last week, i have started to study IELTS.

I planned to study abroad next year , mainly the U.K, and i want to build my basic English skills for fully understanding general conversations and university' lectures when i'm in English native countries.

So, if i prepare steadily english speaking and writing at least over 4 months for this, can i afford to get pretty fluent and understanding abilities?

moreover, i also consider applying for the lectrues from here Italki instructors.

Can you help the seeking one?

Thank you for reading and sorry for my poor English.

Answer

You want a reply from English natives, but you are asking about learning English. But what would a native know about learning English? Most native English speakers have never heard of IELTS. I've never heard of TOEIC. Even teachers, who would know about those, probably don't know about learning outside of class. An answer to your question depends so much on you, and your ability. 
Your ability to understand University lectures would depend on the depth of knowledge of your listening, which I can't tell, as I don't know about this test. 
Your ability to  demonstrate your knowledge would depend on what course you wanted to take. You would need a much higher written English level to write a liberal arts essay, than you would to answer (say) a test in Science or Engineering.

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The best way is to practice in my opinion. If you know how to read and write. Just find someone you can speak with once or twice every week. This way you hear native pronunciation for everyday conversation as well as native slang

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I have made a mistake when i'm making the letter.
Maybe you can see now my content of letter. :D

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and what is question ? 
I'm not native but just interested

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