Hi Friends,
i want to improve my written communication skills(grammer and sentence formation) to become a HR professional any one having any ppt or ideas please reply or send mail to
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Naveen kumar R
From India, Hyderabad
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i want to improve my written communication skills(grammer and sentence formation) to become a HR professional any one having any ppt or ideas please reply or send mail to
Thank you and Regards
Naveen kumar R
From India, Hyderabad
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Dear Mr Naveen Kumar R,
First and foremost, I must thank you that you have shown at least courage to find out your weakness. You have just not stopped at that but you wanted to remove your weakness too. This shows your learning attitude and change orientation. Both the factors will surely will take you to greater heights.
Other members not even bother to write their posts in their simple language. They prefer to mask their weakness under the pretext of informality or by writing their posts in SMS lingo which this site prefers to maintain! Good that you are not one amongst them.
No ppt or ideas can ever will improve your English. This I say with my 26 years of experience (only).
To improve English, you must read English newspaper everyday. In the newspaper please editorial and centre page essay (that is adjacent to the editorial). While reading newspaper, keep dictionary besides you and as many difficult words you get, you must refer dictionary.
Secondly, to improve English please refer grammar books frequently.
Thirdly, solve the exercises on English from competitive magazines like Competition Success Review.
Fourthly, get your drafts corrected from your superiors who are good at English.
Of the above options, each option is important in its respect. When you do the above for next 5 years (yes I mean it - 5 years) then only you can improve English.
All the Best!
Dinesh V DivekarSoft Skill and Behavioural Training Consultant
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From India, Bangalore
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8032First and foremost, I must thank you that you have shown at least courage to find out your weakness. You have just not stopped at that but you wanted to remove your weakness too. This shows your learning attitude and change orientation. Both the factors will surely will take you to greater heights.
Other members not even bother to write their posts in their simple language. They prefer to mask their weakness under the pretext of informality or by writing their posts in SMS lingo which this site prefers to maintain! Good that you are not one amongst them.
No ppt or ideas can ever will improve your English. This I say with my 26 years of experience (only).
To improve English, you must read English newspaper everyday. In the newspaper please editorial and centre page essay (that is adjacent to the editorial). While reading newspaper, keep dictionary besides you and as many difficult words you get, you must refer dictionary.
Secondly, to improve English please refer grammar books frequently.
Thirdly, solve the exercises on English from competitive magazines like Competition Success Review.
Fourthly, get your drafts corrected from your superiors who are good at English.
Of the above options, each option is important in its respect. When you do the above for next 5 years (yes I mean it - 5 years) then only you can improve English.
All the Best!
Dinesh V DivekarSoft Skill and Behavioural Training Consultant
+ 91
dineshdivekar(at)yahoo.com
From India, Bangalore
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Dear Naveen,
I fully endorse Dinesh's point of view. It takes a long time to improve the vocabulary and correct our mistakes. For example, I used to miss out the definite and indefinite articles while writing. My 'boss', whom I requested to read my assignment draft, said, "Young man, are you that hungry that you swallow the a's and the's?" Even now, after 40 years, I may miss out an odd one, when writing in a hurry.
You could access the following site for some useful tips.
http://purdue.edu <link updated to site home> found at
OWL at Purdue University which itself was found by searching the web using Google
English Grammar + ppt - Google Search=
I wonder why you did not search the web before posting your request!!!
Wish you all the best.
Simhan
From United Kingdom
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I fully endorse Dinesh's point of view. It takes a long time to improve the vocabulary and correct our mistakes. For example, I used to miss out the definite and indefinite articles while writing. My 'boss', whom I requested to read my assignment draft, said, "Young man, are you that hungry that you swallow the a's and the's?" Even now, after 40 years, I may miss out an odd one, when writing in a hurry.
You could access the following site for some useful tips.
http://purdue.edu <link updated to site home> found at
OWL at Purdue University which itself was found by searching the web using Google
English Grammar + ppt - Google Search=
I wonder why you did not search the web before posting your request!!!
Wish you all the best.
Simhan
From United Kingdom
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Hello,
One of the man problems I have come across in my students (I have been training people on soft skills since 1985 and American English since 1999) is that many Indians try to understand a point in vernacular, try to translate that thought in English and finally deliver that in English.
Reading a good English language news paper, listening to news in English, and above all reading a good magazine like Reader's Digest will help you. Try conversing to all in English, but in India, we do have the practice of regional languages being used in workplace mostly.
Glad that you have come forward seeking assistance/suggestions in improving your overall personality. Please feel free to write or call in case you need further assistance.
Wishing you a successful career in HR management.
From India, Madras
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One of the man problems I have come across in my students (I have been training people on soft skills since 1985 and American English since 1999) is that many Indians try to understand a point in vernacular, try to translate that thought in English and finally deliver that in English.
Reading a good English language news paper, listening to news in English, and above all reading a good magazine like Reader's Digest will help you. Try conversing to all in English, but in India, we do have the practice of regional languages being used in workplace mostly.
Glad that you have come forward seeking assistance/suggestions in improving your overall personality. Please feel free to write or call in case you need further assistance.
Wishing you a successful career in HR management.
From India, Madras
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Dear Padmanaban
Thanks for the advice posted. I just returned from a trip to Belgaum, where students from the rural areas were asking how to improve communication skills in "English". I told them to read "interactively" and speak in English with their classmates and friends outside the class and forget about making mistakes. I told them that I think in the language (Kannada, Tamil, English and Hindi) that I use when talking. I must admit that my knowledge of Tamil was only acquired by listening, as I do not kow how to read or write Tamil.
Have a nice day.
Narasimhan
From United Kingdom
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Thanks for the advice posted. I just returned from a trip to Belgaum, where students from the rural areas were asking how to improve communication skills in "English". I told them to read "interactively" and speak in English with their classmates and friends outside the class and forget about making mistakes. I told them that I think in the language (Kannada, Tamil, English and Hindi) that I use when talking. I must admit that my knowledge of Tamil was only acquired by listening, as I do not kow how to read or write Tamil.
Have a nice day.
Narasimhan
From United Kingdom
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Hi,
I am working in a company and I want to improve my written communication skills. Simply put, I am not able to reply to emails from my clients. Even when I do reply, the client does not understand clearly.
What should I do now?
From India
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I am working in a company and I want to improve my written communication skills. Simply put, I am not able to reply to emails from my clients. Even when I do reply, the client does not understand clearly.
What should I do now?
From India
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From India, Mumbai
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Our WriteEasy suite of courses is the only one that has web-based interactive programs for both categories of writers. Details at Don't let English hold you back. Free introductory course available.
From India, Mumbai
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Don't let English hold you back
From India, Mumbai
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Soluto Learning, a division of Innovators & Leaders, presents WriteEasy - a web-based interactive learning program to improve English for two distinct segments. The version for Advanced users helps them reduce verbosity and improve clarity and flow. The one for Basic users helps them correct errors of grammar and usage. Both segments have their distinct needs which can only be met by programs with the right focus, providing anywhere, anytime, any device learning facilities.
Our WriteEasy programs, based on Soluto, a cloud-based technology platform, do just that. Soluto is a complete Learning Management System (LMS). Details are at Don't let English hold you back.
Do register for the free Intro course and learn the basics, free of cost. If you find it useful, register for the paid courses and also share it with your network.
Alok Asthana
Don't let English hold you back
From India, Mumbai
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Dear friends,
I am a finance professional with about 9 years of experience. Throughout these years, my work has primarily involved analysis and number crunching, so I did not pay much attention to my language and communication skills. Due to excelling in all my tasks, I have been promoted up the corporate ladder. However, my current role requires strong writing and speaking abilities. While I can communicate verbally and in writing, I am aware that I may be making mistakes in the language. I would appreciate your guidance on how I can enhance my English skills and where I should begin.
Regards,
Raj
P.S. I completed my schooling in a Government school located in a remote village in Tamil Nadu, where formal English training was not available.
From India, Madras
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I am a finance professional with about 9 years of experience. Throughout these years, my work has primarily involved analysis and number crunching, so I did not pay much attention to my language and communication skills. Due to excelling in all my tasks, I have been promoted up the corporate ladder. However, my current role requires strong writing and speaking abilities. While I can communicate verbally and in writing, I am aware that I may be making mistakes in the language. I would appreciate your guidance on how I can enhance my English skills and where I should begin.
Regards,
Raj
P.S. I completed my schooling in a Government school located in a remote village in Tamil Nadu, where formal English training was not available.
From India, Madras
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