Stop studying. Start saying things out loud.
Reading teaches you the grammar; speaking teaches you the language. This path is deliberately light on new rules and heavy on producing sound: greetings, self-introductions, and the sentence frames that cover half of everyday talk.
The speaking practice here is honest. A web page cannot judge your accent — it gives you phrases to shadow and a playback voice to compare against. The real check is a patient native speaker, which is what the tutors are for.