Hi Members,
The most common reason that a person cannot talk in English is the lack of vocabulary. The trick to learning vocabulary is to target the easy words first. For this purpose, you can also refer to Sheel's Hindi to English Dictionary. It consists of more than 50,000 words. You can also download this dictionary from www.sheelgupta.blogspot.com.
Read more at: http://citehr.com#ixzz18ZENMMDu
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The most common reason that a person cannot talk in English is the lack of vocabulary. The trick to learning vocabulary is to target the easy words first. For this purpose, you can also refer to Sheel's Hindi to English Dictionary. It consists of more than 50,000 words. You can also download this dictionary from www.sheelgupta.blogspot.com.
Read more at: http://citehr.com#ixzz18ZENMMDu
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Hi Aruna, I agree with your suggestion. We can give few more options. Listening English news, Watching English serials & movies etc.
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The one major point is the environment. if u get the desired environment, everything is all set for you. But if you dont, you better knows.
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Hi Nidhi,
Thanks for your interest in providing the site ID. We have to read more, pick up new words, refer to the dictionary, know the meaning, and finally use the same in different sentences in our letter to different people. This was taught to me by my superior, Mr. Paul Rajiah, which I am still practicing.
My best wishes to you, my friend.
Ganesh R.
From India, Tiruppur
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179Thanks for your interest in providing the site ID. We have to read more, pick up new words, refer to the dictionary, know the meaning, and finally use the same in different sentences in our letter to different people. This was taught to me by my superior, Mr. Paul Rajiah, which I am still practicing.
My best wishes to you, my friend.
Ganesh R.
From India, Tiruppur
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Dear Sheelnidhi,
Thank you for your enthusiasm that led you to post the thread. In our country, not everyone has access to a conducive environment to learn correct English. The website you have provided will be useful for those who make silly, repetitive mistakes.
With warm regards,
S. Bhaskar
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From India, Kumbakonam
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Thank you for your enthusiasm that led you to post the thread. In our country, not everyone has access to a conducive environment to learn correct English. The website you have provided will be useful for those who make silly, repetitive mistakes.
With warm regards,
S. Bhaskar
9099024667
From India, Kumbakonam
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Hi all,
This is a proven way of improving one's vocabulary. Try to identify words that are commonly found in newspapers, magazines, letters, and on the internet. Evaluate and determine which words you are unfamiliar with or haven't used much. Simply open a dictionary to find their meanings.
Incorporate these words into your conversations regularly. Set a target to use at least 5-6 new words each day, even if you are unsure initially. Practice using them in your everyday discussions, in your writing, and wherever you find suitable. You will soon notice an expansion in your vocabulary and learn how to use these words effectively.
Furthermore, don't be hesitant when speaking in English. While there may be naysayers, remember that none of them truly wish you ill. Continuously use and repeat the words you aim to learn, and you will undoubtedly enhance your vocabulary.
Regards,
RP Singh (Ravi)
Healthcare Trainer
From India, Bangalore
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This is a proven way of improving one's vocabulary. Try to identify words that are commonly found in newspapers, magazines, letters, and on the internet. Evaluate and determine which words you are unfamiliar with or haven't used much. Simply open a dictionary to find their meanings.
Incorporate these words into your conversations regularly. Set a target to use at least 5-6 new words each day, even if you are unsure initially. Practice using them in your everyday discussions, in your writing, and wherever you find suitable. You will soon notice an expansion in your vocabulary and learn how to use these words effectively.
Furthermore, don't be hesitant when speaking in English. While there may be naysayers, remember that none of them truly wish you ill. Continuously use and repeat the words you aim to learn, and you will undoubtedly enhance your vocabulary.
Regards,
RP Singh (Ravi)
Healthcare Trainer
From India, Bangalore
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