What do you mean by saying "words I know"? I'm asking because there are two types of "knowing" words. First, there is vocabulary you understand - when you read or listen you understand the meaning. This is your passive vocabulary. But then there is also your active vocabulary - words you actually use yourself. I think the problem might be that you haven't mastered how to activate your passive vocabulary. This is a common problem for language learners. But it is actually similar in your native language - I'm sure there are lots of expressions that you understand in your language without any problem and you might use them if you wanted to - but you don't. People simply don't use all the words they know - and each person's "personal dictionary" is different. My advice is, talk to your teacher - there are many techniques that help students with activating their passive vocabulary. You also have to evaluate HOW you learn vocabulary. If you know how to learn - it will be much easier to overcome this common problem.

well I can very well relate to what you're facing. Used to be the same for me too. And Yes, it is definitely possible to fix this. all you need to do is simply familiarise yourself with the words. The more you use the words, the easier it becomes to recall them during a conversation. i will be glad to assist you with the same. please do feel free to add me and we will get you up and running :) Cheers!

I suspect there is no quick answer to becomming naturally fluent, only practice till it becomes second nature. . If words give you problems, perhaps you could concentrate on phrases, clauses, larger groups. For some people remembering one things makes it easier to remember another that appears with it. Many phrases are really a single thought. Each such might get you several words. :)

take. a notebook. and write 10 new words of vocab on daily basis this problem. will get solved

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