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I heard someone on Youtube say that most people in my country just focus on practicing for exams, but in everyday situations, they do not express themselves the right way.

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Step one, you have to g: Go to the supermarket, grocery store or food store to buy it ¶
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Step two, t: To make good progress you must prepare a pot, a bowl, an induction stove, a plate, chopsticks and a spoon.

When giving instructions, you can just start the phrase with the verb

Step three, you will p: Pour two cups of water into the pot and turn the inductionstove on.

You have to wait until the water is boileding.

Step four, t: Tear the instant noodle package and seasoning packages off and put it into the bowl.

When the water is boiling you have to turn the induction, turn the stove off and pour the water into the bowl.

You don't have to specify that it's an induction stove each time, so you can just say "stove". It isn't wrong either way though!

Step five, u: Use the plate to cover the bowl up and wait for three minutes.

After that, you willcan uncover the bowl and enjoy ityour noodles.

I am not good at adverbs and phrasal verbs to write better, p. Please give me some suggestions to write better.

I didn't notice any major issues with your use of adverbs to be honest. Most of the grammar errors were just verbs that could have been removed since you were giving instructions.

First of all, I would like to thank you guys for your golden corrections ¶
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I heard someone on Youtube say that most people in my country just focus on practicing for exams but in everyday situations, they do not express things the right way.

This is my first time correcting anything, so apologies if I do it wrong! Instead of "the right way" you could also say "correctly" - this is more formal.

For example, they couldan read newspapers very well and listen to audiopodcasts as well but when I asked them "how to tie your shoes" or "how to cook instant noodles" they could noan't express themselves well.

Just "audios" is a little odd to say, even though it's obvous what you mean. I'd list examples (podcasts, music, the radio), or just say "listen to things".

Step three, you will pour two cups of water into the pot and turn the induction stove on.

Step four, tear the instant noodle package and seasoning packages off and put ithem into the bowl.

I hope you will enjoy your meal.

Removing the "will" sounds more natural.

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I heard someone on Youtube say that most people in my country just focuses on practicing for exams but in everyday situations, they do not express the right way.

You're welcome 😄

For example, they could read newspapers very well and listen to audios as well but when I asked them "how to tie your shoes" or "how to cook instant noodles" they could not express it well.

Step three, you will pour two cups of water into the pot and turn the induction stove on.

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You're welcome!

F.A.N.B.O.Y.S always have commas.
https://writingcenter.unc.edu/tips-and-tools/commas/#:~:text=You%20should%20always%20have%20a,clauses%20separated%20by%20comma%20%2B%20FANBOYS.

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When giving instruction in the second person, we usually use colons (:).

Step three, y: You will pour two cups of water into the pot and turn the inductionheat on.

You have to wWait until the water is boiled.

Step four, t: Tear the instant noodle packages and seasoning packages off and put it into the bowl.

Step five: When the water is boiling you have to turn the induction stove off and pour the water into the bowl.

Step five, usix: Use the plate to cover the bowl up and wait for three minutes.

After that, you will uncover the bowl and enjoy it.

I hope you will enjoy your meal.

I certainly will!

Thank you for reading.

You're welcome!

I am not good atwith adverbs and phrasal verbs when used to write better, p/ Please give me some suggestions

Neither am I! You just pick it up because there are so many cases. A lot of them are interchangeable depending on context, but some just sound better.