My English is bed, and i want to improve this, i join many intitute but i am not got benefit from all. Kindly give the suggetion on this Ashish Vijay
From India, Delhi
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Dear Ashish,
Good to see your email. English cannot be improved by joining speaking classes. They do not provide you with some ambrosia which you drink and change yourself into an English-speaking person. To improve your English, it is important that you have the drive and passion to improve. Communication is a combination of many things such as reading, reciting, and writing. Identify the aspects in which you are weak. It will help you focus on the right points.
If you are weak overall, start with the basics of English. Pick up a book that covers tenses, verbs, nouns, pronouns, English usage, subject-verb agreement, etc. Ensure that whatever you learn is revisited the next day. Talk to people around you in English and ask them to correct you when you make mistakes. Please, don't hesitate while speaking. It boosts your confidence a lot.
Apart from this, listen to English news, read newspapers, and try to comprehend them patiently. Learn at least five new words every day and try to use them in your daily conversations.
ABOVE ALL, I REPEAT — DRIVE AND PASSION ARE VERY IMPORTANT TO IMPROVE IN ANYTHING. SO, PLEASE BE CONSISTENT IN YOUR EFFORTS. ONE DAY, YOU WILL REALLY SEE IMPROVEMENT.
Hope this helps you.
Regards,
Hitesh
From India, New Delhi
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9Good to see your email. English cannot be improved by joining speaking classes. They do not provide you with some ambrosia which you drink and change yourself into an English-speaking person. To improve your English, it is important that you have the drive and passion to improve. Communication is a combination of many things such as reading, reciting, and writing. Identify the aspects in which you are weak. It will help you focus on the right points.
If you are weak overall, start with the basics of English. Pick up a book that covers tenses, verbs, nouns, pronouns, English usage, subject-verb agreement, etc. Ensure that whatever you learn is revisited the next day. Talk to people around you in English and ask them to correct you when you make mistakes. Please, don't hesitate while speaking. It boosts your confidence a lot.
Apart from this, listen to English news, read newspapers, and try to comprehend them patiently. Learn at least five new words every day and try to use them in your daily conversations.
ABOVE ALL, I REPEAT — DRIVE AND PASSION ARE VERY IMPORTANT TO IMPROVE IN ANYTHING. SO, PLEASE BE CONSISTENT IN YOUR EFFORTS. ONE DAY, YOU WILL REALLY SEE IMPROVEMENT.
Hope this helps you.
Regards,
Hitesh
From India, New Delhi
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Watch BBC with a dictionary with you.... Any word you did not understand see dictionary.... Regards MPMS....
From India, Coimbatore
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From India, Coimbatore
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hi thiz aneez u hav really a shared a serious topic ,,, hey i also ned som guide to improve ,,,hey plz suggest more on it ,,so how v can improve thank
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Respected Ashish,
Firstly, greetings to you. I saw your email regarding the issue you are facing, which seems to be temporary. Any language is meant for expression, whether it is English, Spanish, or any other language, all of which may seem unfamiliar to us. The solution to your problem lies in practicing the language through both speaking and writing.
Before delving into this, let me offer you a piece of advice: consider joining the nearest "Toastmasters Club," a public speaking forum where you can learn without limits as long as you have the desire to improve. In this setting, you can develop your speaking skills and refine your English language proficiency. Unlike traditional classroom teaching or training modules, this forum offers a unique learning experience. I encourage you to explore this opportunity if there is a club nearby.
If I were in your position, I would readily embrace this chance, as I am actively engaged in a similar forum in my area and hold the role of Organizing Secretary. I trust that my suggestions may be of assistance to you.
Take care,
Mahendra Kumar
From India
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Firstly, greetings to you. I saw your email regarding the issue you are facing, which seems to be temporary. Any language is meant for expression, whether it is English, Spanish, or any other language, all of which may seem unfamiliar to us. The solution to your problem lies in practicing the language through both speaking and writing.
Before delving into this, let me offer you a piece of advice: consider joining the nearest "Toastmasters Club," a public speaking forum where you can learn without limits as long as you have the desire to improve. In this setting, you can develop your speaking skills and refine your English language proficiency. Unlike traditional classroom teaching or training modules, this forum offers a unique learning experience. I encourage you to explore this opportunity if there is a club nearby.
If I were in your position, I would readily embrace this chance, as I am actively engaged in a similar forum in my area and hold the role of Organizing Secretary. I trust that my suggestions may be of assistance to you.
Take care,
Mahendra Kumar
From India
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Dear Ashish,
Here are a few practical tips to improve your English.
1. Buy two dictionaries - one good English to English and another English to Hindi or your own mother tongue (with pronunciation help).
2. Buy a thick address diary with separate identified pages for each alphabet.
3. Subscribe to an English newspaper and start reading the news items of your interest area - politics, sports, movies, gossip, business.
4. Underline the new, unknown words. Check the meaning and pronunciation of these words. Note down these words in your address diary on the respective alphabet pages. To start with, stop when you note down 10 words in a day.
5. The next day, before you pick up the newspaper, pick your address diary and try to recollect the words, their spellings, and meanings. Read them if you do not remember. Then start looking for another 10 new words from the newspaper for the day. Repeat this every day. Your collection will be increasing by 10 words every day. You may not be able to remember so many words, but no problem. Read them, spend a few moments with each word.
6. Now start relating to the words reappearing in the newspaper that were already noted and learned. Now see their usage in the sentence. Start trying to use these words in your sentences.
7. Pick up English textbooks of CBSE for primary classes and start learning simple grammar - noun, pronoun, verb, and adjectives.
8. Start speaking English no matter how wrong. Just remember, nobody is perfect. You are better than others as you are making a conscious effort to learn. To start with, speak wrong English with confidence. Slowly, you will start realizing your own mistakes and auto-correction will follow. Believe me.
9. Thank people who point out your mistakes. Do reconfirm the pointed mistake from your grammar and dictionary.
You can do it! Just do it!!
With best wishes,
MM Banga
From India, Delhi
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Here are a few practical tips to improve your English.
1. Buy two dictionaries - one good English to English and another English to Hindi or your own mother tongue (with pronunciation help).
2. Buy a thick address diary with separate identified pages for each alphabet.
3. Subscribe to an English newspaper and start reading the news items of your interest area - politics, sports, movies, gossip, business.
4. Underline the new, unknown words. Check the meaning and pronunciation of these words. Note down these words in your address diary on the respective alphabet pages. To start with, stop when you note down 10 words in a day.
5. The next day, before you pick up the newspaper, pick your address diary and try to recollect the words, their spellings, and meanings. Read them if you do not remember. Then start looking for another 10 new words from the newspaper for the day. Repeat this every day. Your collection will be increasing by 10 words every day. You may not be able to remember so many words, but no problem. Read them, spend a few moments with each word.
6. Now start relating to the words reappearing in the newspaper that were already noted and learned. Now see their usage in the sentence. Start trying to use these words in your sentences.
7. Pick up English textbooks of CBSE for primary classes and start learning simple grammar - noun, pronoun, verb, and adjectives.
8. Start speaking English no matter how wrong. Just remember, nobody is perfect. You are better than others as you are making a conscious effort to learn. To start with, speak wrong English with confidence. Slowly, you will start realizing your own mistakes and auto-correction will follow. Believe me.
9. Thank people who point out your mistakes. Do reconfirm the pointed mistake from your grammar and dictionary.
You can do it! Just do it!!
With best wishes,
MM Banga
From India, Delhi
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Mahendra Kumar is right; join the Toastmasters' club. I have seen people benefit greatly from it, not only in communication but also in presentation and other soft skills. It's a long-term program, a minimum of six months, but sure to yield results if attended with the right spirit.
You can get more information at http://www.toastmasters.org/. There is only a nominal fee, and classes are held once a week, making it perfect for working professionals.
From India, Bangalore
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You can get more information at http://www.toastmasters.org/. There is only a nominal fee, and classes are held once a week, making it perfect for working professionals.
From India, Bangalore
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Hi Ashish,
My suggestion is you can join Toastmasters International Club. It's very useful for you to improve your English speaking skills. Please find the website: www.toastmasters.org. In Delhi, there are also some clubs you can search on the internet and join your nearest club.
All the best with regards,
Sridhar N
Associate VP - Education
Smedley Speakers Society
Bangalore
From India, Bangalore
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My suggestion is you can join Toastmasters International Club. It's very useful for you to improve your English speaking skills. Please find the website: www.toastmasters.org. In Delhi, there are also some clubs you can search on the internet and join your nearest club.
All the best with regards,
Sridhar N
Associate VP - Education
Smedley Speakers Society
Bangalore
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Hi friends,
It is really great to hear so many suggestions with concern for our CiteHR members. Keep doing it, and I can only suggest that you follow all the suggestions meticulously and judiciously. Decide which one occurs to your mind is easily adoptable to your situation.
May I kindly correct the spelling of "grammar" as GRAMMAR.
Regards to everybody.
Srinivaskvmk
From India, Hyderabad
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It is really great to hear so many suggestions with concern for our CiteHR members. Keep doing it, and I can only suggest that you follow all the suggestions meticulously and judiciously. Decide which one occurs to your mind is easily adoptable to your situation.
May I kindly correct the spelling of "grammar" as GRAMMAR.
Regards to everybody.
Srinivaskvmk
From India, Hyderabad
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Hey!!
Good suggestions are being given by all the HR gurus here. I would advise that you try communicating as much as possible in English with your close ones, be it your family members or your friends. I strongly believe that "Practice makes a man Perfect!" Practice as much as possible, and you will surely be able to speak well.
Regards,
Rupali
From United States, Cambridge
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Good suggestions are being given by all the HR gurus here. I would advise that you try communicating as much as possible in English with your close ones, be it your family members or your friends. I strongly believe that "Practice makes a man Perfect!" Practice as much as possible, and you will surely be able to speak well.
Regards,
Rupali
From United States, Cambridge
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Hi friend,
English language is not as tough as you think! By practice, you can learn it. But always learn the correct method. One thing I would suggest is to always use the full form even when writing emails. Don't write short forms like "I was watching TV", "What's your name?", etc. Use the correct spelling.
Then, read more. Keep on reading good articles and newspapers, not blog forums (where you find horrible English!). Learn the basic grammar as well. Another point is, we usually think in our mother tongue and then convert it into English when we speak. That's the real problem, and hence, we make grammar mistakes. Instead, you have to learn to think in English and speak. Of course, this will require a lot of effort.
No one can teach you to speak English; you have to try yourself. Try hard, and you can succeed. After all, human beings have conquered Everest, so why not English?!
All the best,
CV
From India, Kochi
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English language is not as tough as you think! By practice, you can learn it. But always learn the correct method. One thing I would suggest is to always use the full form even when writing emails. Don't write short forms like "I was watching TV", "What's your name?", etc. Use the correct spelling.
Then, read more. Keep on reading good articles and newspapers, not blog forums (where you find horrible English!). Learn the basic grammar as well. Another point is, we usually think in our mother tongue and then convert it into English when we speak. That's the real problem, and hence, we make grammar mistakes. Instead, you have to learn to think in English and speak. Of course, this will require a lot of effort.
No one can teach you to speak English; you have to try yourself. Try hard, and you can succeed. After all, human beings have conquered Everest, so why not English?!
All the best,
CV
From India, Kochi
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Hi all,
I am a Chinese girl, and I have been learning English for almost ten years. I am very confident in my reading and writing skills, except for speaking. I am confused about why I can't express myself fluently when I talk to others face to face. I am very interested in English learning, and I wish to work in a foreign company after my graduation. Currently, I am a third-year postgraduate student, so the most urgent thing I need to do is to improve my spoken English as soon as possible.
Seeking your kind help.
Regards,
Karen
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I am a Chinese girl, and I have been learning English for almost ten years. I am very confident in my reading and writing skills, except for speaking. I am confused about why I can't express myself fluently when I talk to others face to face. I am very interested in English learning, and I wish to work in a foreign company after my graduation. Currently, I am a third-year postgraduate student, so the most urgent thing I need to do is to improve my spoken English as soon as possible.
Seeking your kind help.
Regards,
Karen
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