How can I improve my vocabulary, spoken English and stage fear? I cannot speak fluently. When I present in front of the crowd, I feel nervous and empty minded. I am introvert always. I like to remain silent. Any suggestion?

Firstly, start focussing on thinking in English rather than translating regional language, this helps learning English quickly and secondly, add new words to your brain dictionary and use them constantly. This helps to improve the range of words, thirdly, no matter where you are, try talking only in English, this helps to improve conversational English.

Speaking about stage fear best solution would be rehearsal - continuous practice will overcome fear. Work on your communication skills.

Overall learning to speak is fun. Do not take stress!!

All the best!

Hi Amit,

Whatever, I could collect from your question is that you hesitate to talk being uncertain how people would react on the way you speak. For you, I think there is just a little need to boost your confidence that will inculcate automatically when a little basics of grammar are taught to you and someone works on your communication skills. You can also listen to English new channels, movies, read the newpaper and also find a firend with whom you may converse in English without hesitation.

Hello Amit, from your questions, I understand that you have the mind for English and a positive attitude to improve your proficiency in English Language. Also, it is evident from out of your questions that you are conscious about what you speak. Unless you are not so, it wouldn't have been possible from your end to put your questions marking areas you wish to improve upon. You deserve appreciation for doing a right self-analysis on your need. Let me help you understand what fluency is all about and its relation to one or all of the following symptoms: Nervousness, Speechlessness (lacking the faculty of speech, temporarily unable to speak, running out of words), Fear of failure.
 What is Fluency?
Fluency is uninterrupted flow of words with the correct word order (word sequence) in way it makes the right sense or throws a clear message which is easy to understand by a receiver or a group of audience.
What is Vocabulary?
Vocabulary is a set of familiar words specific to the context or subject of talk (Context-sensitive means "depending on context" or "depending on circumstances" or "depending on the subject of talk". It may refer to Context-sensitive meaning, where meaning depends on context or the subject itself). Acquiring an extensive vocabulary is one of the largest challenges in learning a second language. But one could have a reserve of words specific to the context or conditions or situations they engage themselves with.
Example:
List of words associated or context to Travelling
1. Booking a Holiday (book, depart, arrive, reservation, destination and so on...)
2. Packing (suitcase, backpack, currency, appropriate clothing and so on.
3. Travelling to your destination (check-in, departure gate, airport terminal and so on.
4. Arriving at your destination (landing, customs, baggage collection point and so on.
5. Activities (places to visit, describing places, asking for help and so on.
6. Places to Visit (amusement park, museum, art gallery, and so on.
7. Describing Places (vibrant, lively, modern, historic and so on.
8. Asking for Help (How can I get to the help? Do you know where the help is?) To be a successful speaker, you must focus on your vocabulary and improve on upon the fluency in the English language, follow the sequence listed below:
1. Plan your subject of talk well in advance.
2. Understand the purpose of your talk and the audience.
3. Do research about the subject of talk.
4. Define the sequence of talk
5. Remember the key words associated with each topic.
6. Practice to perfectness prior to speech.
7. Start to complete with a positive attitude.
Find yourself a mentor.

Think in English. Sometimes the ambitious  thing about talking in a new language isn't the language feel, but how you think about it.

i. Talk/discourse to yourself.

ii. Use a mirror.

iii. Focus on bent, not grammar.

iv. Try some voice, twisters.

v. Listen and repetition.

vi. Pay mind to stressed sounds.

vii. Sing along to English songs.