SPOKEN ENGLISH IN MANINAGAR -GILL SIR

Gill Sir's Website:www.gillsir.com Gill Sir's Contact:9327699681 10 tips for speaking in English Manek, an engineering graduate from Bhopal, said that the following practices helped him when he was learning English: The first thing I would do after getting up every morning was read the newspaper, front to back. It doesn’t matter which newspaper you subscribe to, as long as it is a major English-language paper, such as The Hindu, The Times of India, Hindustan Times, The Indian Express, etc.  While different people have different opinions on the quality of each paper, they are all more or less equally useful in getting to learn the language. It is also not necessary to read every page and article; it is time-consuming and sometimes boring. However, you should most definitely look for articles that interest you. I bought a pocket dictionary. They are cheap, compact and useful. There were many words I came across on a day-to-day basis that I did not kno

Gill Sir's Website:www.gillsir.com Gill Sir's Contact:9327699681 How to learn English quickly Arjun, currently employed at a BPO, picked up the language in a matter of months, and today speaks fluently and freely. This is how: I never paid too much attention to single words; I learned them in context , i.e. I learned the phrases that the words were used in and it was these phrases that I later reviewed. I found that this helped me develop my speaking ability much faster. I did not study grammar too carefully. Grammar makes you think about what you want to say, whereas to speak fluently it needs to come naturally to you. This is not to say that grammar should not be studied, but a degree of naturalness has to be present in your speech, which will be missing if you try to commit rules of grammar to memory. I listened. I listened very intently, everyday. This is the best way to pick up pronunciation and the nuances of the language. You must

Gill Sir's Website:www.gillsir.com Gill Sir's Contact:9327699681 How to learn English quickly Arjun, currently employed at a BPO, picked up the language in a matter of months, and today speaks fluently and freely. This is how: I never paid too much attention to single words; I learned them in context , i.e. I learned the phrases that the words were used in and it was these phrases that I later reviewed. I found that this helped me develop my speaking ability much faster. I did not study grammar too carefully. Grammar makes you think about what you want to say, whereas to speak fluently it needs to come naturally to you. This is not to say that grammar should not be studied, but a degree of naturalness has to be present in your speech, which will be missing if you try to commit rules of grammar to memory. I listened. I listened very intently, everyday. This is the best way to pick up pronunciation and the nuances of the language. You must