* HOW GET BETTER WHEN YOU ARE AT AN ADVANCE LEVEL OF YOUR TARGET LANGUAGE?* If you have this problem, you might have wondered how to better communicate, but you don't know how to do it. But something that a lot of people don't realize is that when we want to get better at something in our own native language, for example, we learn that specific thing, and we naturally get our native language better. Therefore, in order to make yourself better in your target language when you are already advanced, you must make the effort to get out of your comfort zone. Because I don't know if you notice it, but people who know different subjects usually know different words, sentences, and expressions, which sometimes mean the same thing about something that you already know, but you do not know with that much detail or precision how it needs to be explained or understood. Such as, if you know the word "to flake," but there are words like "to fragment" that are used in Geography and that are synonyms, but you couldn't know because you didn't get in contact with different topics in your week. Also, a very good way of thinking about it is: Gather every main topic that you learn at school and see if you can explain it in your target language. I bet you will see a lack of vocabulary relating to very simple things that you might think you know, but you don't! So my two final tips are: - Be curious about different stuff. - Relearn the things that you think you know.