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In English, the first letter of all nouns, verbs, adjetives, adverbs, pronouns, etc., are all capitalized in the title.

Also, because it seems as though you are currently changing your strategy (I skimmed the entry first), it would be in present tense.

My English level is at about C1 level.

I don't think that the "level" is incorrect, just unnecessary.

I took the TOEFL test a year ago and got 95 points one year ago.

However, after one year of practice oning for the TOEFL test and triedying 4 times, I have had no improvement in my score.

I realize that I need to change my learning strategy, and here is my plan.

First, I need a large amount English input.

Based on Krashen's input theory, a large Iamount of input is necessary for language learning to take place.

So I plan to read books in a variety of fieldgeneres every day.

"Generes" are different types of books (historical fiction, non-fiction, anime, etc.). We use fields more often when talking about industry and science.

Second, I will have more actual English conversations with native speakers.

"I will" is more commonly written as "I'll".

I have been liveing abroad for half a year, talking to native speakers every day.

After that, my English speaking has a lot of improvemend a lot.

I was convinced that conversation could be really helpful in the language learning process.

This sentence is technically correct, but I feel it would make more sense if phrased like, "It convinced me that conversations could be a helpful tool for language learning."

So, my plan is to find a tutor on italki.

It seems like 1/hr pera week is not enough for having noticeable growth.

"Is not" is more commonly written as "isn't".

Any suggestions or experiences would be appreciated.

I really want to improve my English and t. Thanks for your advice and corrections.

This would work better as two separate sentences.

My English level is at about C1 level.

Since you speak English really well I'll be picky with your sentences :) I would say at C1 level or about C1 level. At about is a little awkward.

I took the TOEFL test one year ago and got 95 points one year ago.

However, after one year of practice on the TOEFL test and tried 4ying 4 more times, I havmade no improvement in my score.

I realize that I need to change my learning strategy andso here is my plan.

So I plan to read books in a variety of fieldgenres every day.

Fields I would use for things like science classes. Genres are used to describe art.

I have been liveing abroad for half a year, talking to native speakers every day.

After that, my English speaking has made a lot of improvement.

It seems like 1/h hour per week is not enough for having noticeable growth.

The / is like a division sign. So to use it you would say 1 hour / week. It replaces per.

Any suggestion or experiences would be appreciated.

I really want to improve my English and t. Thanks for your advice and correction.