SWATI KAUSHIK (chartered Accountant) (269 Points)
05 July 2014
Chirag Singhvi
(Student )
(196 Points)
Replied 05 July 2014
simply start with reading newspaper and always keep a dictionary with u
the hindu
times of india ( best one )
1. Start Reading newspaper as suggested by above friend.
2. Buy good novels and read them
3. If you have PT Education in your city, join it for perfect english
4. If not try to collect the cards given in PT Education
5. Make a plan to learn new words daily in english along with their meaning,how to use
6. Try to talk in english dear....
YAGYESH KANT TRIPATHI
(students)
(42 Points)
Replied 05 July 2014
HI.... Swati..
tips...
1. At the outset ,, start building your vocabulary. Try to learn 5 new words daily and try to use them also in your daily life.
2. try to use hindi english mixture while talking.
3. go online and find some tools for pronunciation.
4. Use that novel or story books which is in conversational mode.
and there are many ways to improve it. Learning a language is very long process. it will take some tym.
Ki$hor B
(Training & Advisory)
(3015 Points)
Replied 05 July 2014
Responses seem to be good by far.
My say would be, Swati you sound good on your grammar but there is always room for
improvement. What I mean to put before you is one should consider working on basics,
I would hear people say ' I'll visit ....... on May' Correct grammar would be "...... in May'
or 'visit on a date/day'.
Once you know the basics of grammar like the back of your hand then it's time for
gymnastic words. Lastly, as suggested above reading novels would be a great idea.
Sathish M
(Management Accountant)
(40581 Points)
Replied 05 July 2014
I agree with the many suggestions given by our friends. The core skill set to embrace any language is the passion to learn it. And I presume you have it in plenty, this is evident with the statement that you have made, about improving your English.
Watching English news on BBC, CNN, CNBC, NDTV etc., should also aid and equip you to pick standard vocabularies.
So the best way to judge your level of proficiency is when you speak to people, there is free flow of thoughts without hesitation / hiccups. In simple, clarity in what you intend to convey, which implies that you are a good communicator too.
I would like to tell you one very important ingredient for improving your English. Please avoid using SMS language as far as possible in your messages / mails / chats. You may be tempted to use them in your informal communication with your friends, that's okay and acceptable.
santhoshacs
(cs)
(21 Points)
Replied 06 July 2014
aim facing same problem
what aim doing is u have very good online help internet
visit following websites every day u have important topics covering every day english basics as we'll advanced u can go step by step
1.www.bbc.com/learn English
2.www.engvid.com
3.britishlibrarylearn English
4.leats speak
If u don't have access to internet
then buy oxford publication books on English covering basic to advance that will english grammar, vocabulary, basic & advanced writing skills
it is easy then said u need to practice every day
i have my senior colleagues who speak excellent english though they are from very remote village background
goodluck
santhosh
VIKASH KUMAR JAIN
(Audit Executive)
(711 Points)
Replied 06 July 2014
harshavardhan
(Learner)
(35 Points)
Replied 06 July 2014
samkit
(Student)
(21 Points)
Replied 06 July 2014
CA Preetham S Shetty
(Chartered Accountant)
(32 Points)
Replied 06 July 2014
Start THINKING IN ENGLISH instead of your regional laguage.
Eg: If you think of having coffee. Think it in english rather than your local language..
Hitesh Chhajer
(Student)
(136 Points)
Replied 06 July 2014
Swati same problem here with me.. help me too out.. :)
Hitesh Chhajer
(Student)
(136 Points)
Replied 06 July 2014
I have a good pitch to improve english..but need a environment cuz without it every solution is waste..
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