I am in need of material for spoken english for the school children from std 4th to 12th. It would be better if they are with good activities and exercises. Please help me out. Regards, Grace
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Dear Grace, Find attached E-Book on spoken english. Rgds, Raju
From India, Hyderabad
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Dear Mr. Raju, Do you have this material translated in Hindi? if yes, Kindly post it.. Ravi Yadav
From India, Gurgaon
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Dear sir,
My name is Arul, and I am working as an HR Executive in a company. I am facing difficulties in speaking and creating sentences in English. I have a limited vocabulary and struggle with understanding the meanings of some words. Can you please provide me with some suggestions on how to improve my communication skills?
Thank you.
From India, Madras
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My name is Arul, and I am working as an HR Executive in a company. I am facing difficulties in speaking and creating sentences in English. I have a limited vocabulary and struggle with understanding the meanings of some words. Can you please provide me with some suggestions on how to improve my communication skills?
Thank you.
From India, Madras
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Hi Arul,
First of all, start reading the newspaper and mark all those words where you have problems or concerns in your dictionary. Try to use English words in your conversations. Begin with simple words like "good morning," "hello," "nice to meet you," etc. Then, progress to using phrases and constructing short sentences. After some time, you will be able to speak and think in English.
From India, Mumbai
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First of all, start reading the newspaper and mark all those words where you have problems or concerns in your dictionary. Try to use English words in your conversations. Begin with simple words like "good morning," "hello," "nice to meet you," etc. Then, progress to using phrases and constructing short sentences. After some time, you will be able to speak and think in English.
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Dear Mr. Grace,
Though Mr. Raju has sent you the good material as desired by you, you can also visit the following sites to find more material that you may need. You can download the materials from the sites below:
- www.english.specialist.hu
- www.grammar.cl
- www.ESLlibrary.com
Please confirm.
Regards,
Permeshwernath
From India, Pune
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Though Mr. Raju has sent you the good material as desired by you, you can also visit the following sites to find more material that you may need. You can download the materials from the sites below:
- www.english.specialist.hu
- www.grammar.cl
- www.ESLlibrary.com
Please confirm.
Regards,
Permeshwernath
From India, Pune
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Dear Raju, thank you so much for your valuable suppport to get it solved but my humble request you to post the English version the same... Thanks & Regards, Aeks.
From India, Madras
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From India, Madras
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Very good post................ if you have this post translated in Hindi. Please post. also keep posting such posts.
From India, Ambala
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Dear Grace,
I have been in the field of Spoken English Language Skill training for more than 7 years now. I have found that improving your speaking ability does not depend on the reading of some material. Here are a few suggestions you could adopt to speak English easily:
1. Read loudly and clearly every day, starting with 5 minutes a day.
2. Listen to any Indian English News Channels for 5 minutes to begin with.
3. Ask yourself 3 questions: A) What you read and listened to, B) How much of it are you able to recall, C) Are you utilizing the material you read and listened to?
4. Read short stories, biographies, and paragraphs.
5. Form a group of non-English speaking people and share the stories, biographies, or paragraphs. Initially, they may laugh, but continue until you acquire confidence.
6. Join a TOAST MASTERS CLUB, which helps you speak spontaneously.
Good Luck,
Dinesh Naik
From India, Kochi
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I have been in the field of Spoken English Language Skill training for more than 7 years now. I have found that improving your speaking ability does not depend on the reading of some material. Here are a few suggestions you could adopt to speak English easily:
1. Read loudly and clearly every day, starting with 5 minutes a day.
2. Listen to any Indian English News Channels for 5 minutes to begin with.
3. Ask yourself 3 questions: A) What you read and listened to, B) How much of it are you able to recall, C) Are you utilizing the material you read and listened to?
4. Read short stories, biographies, and paragraphs.
5. Form a group of non-English speaking people and share the stories, biographies, or paragraphs. Initially, they may laugh, but continue until you acquire confidence.
6. Join a TOAST MASTERS CLUB, which helps you speak spontaneously.
Good Luck,
Dinesh Naik
From India, Kochi
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Dear All,
What kind of training strategy will you adopt to train workers who have technical knowledge, such as plumbers, carpenters, painters, and electrical/mechanical technicians, but do not know English on a larger scale, or let us say those who haven't passed beyond the 8th standard - school dropouts?
Most of them are from non-English medium backgrounds.
How much time do you need to train them to learn basic/simple sentences that can be used in our daily routine life?
What materials can be used to train them?
With profound regards
From India, Chennai
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What kind of training strategy will you adopt to train workers who have technical knowledge, such as plumbers, carpenters, painters, and electrical/mechanical technicians, but do not know English on a larger scale, or let us say those who haven't passed beyond the 8th standard - school dropouts?
Most of them are from non-English medium backgrounds.
How much time do you need to train them to learn basic/simple sentences that can be used in our daily routine life?
What materials can be used to train them?
With profound regards
From India, Chennai
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