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Rohit Singh replied | 18 hrs ago

One should follow word power made easy

Ayosi Biswas replied | 18 hrs ago

Some of the best books I would recommend for teaching spoken English are English Grammar in Use by Raymond Murphy, English Vocabulary in Use by Michael McCarthy and Felicity O'Dell, and Practical English Usage by Michael Swan. These books are useful for building grammar, vocabulary, sentence formation and overall confidence in spoken English. I would also combine the books with regular speaking practice, conversations and real-life situations to help learners communicate naturally.

Yagnesh replied | 20 hrs ago

Please don't feel that you have to start learning English all over again. You already have years of experience studying and teaching it. After being away from work for 12 years, it is natural to feel a little rusty and lose confidence.

Start slowly. Spend 15–20 minutes every day revising basic grammar and another 15 minutes speaking in English about your daily life. Read a little, listen to English conversations, and try explaining simple grammar topics aloud as if you are teaching a student.

Don't worry about making mistakes. With regular practice, your confidence will gradually come back. You already have the foundation—you just need to bring it back through practice.

Archana Loganathan replied | 4 days ago

Yes. AI and Business Intelligence should be introduced to students and upcoming engineers because these skills are increasingly important in modern industries. AI helps students understand automation, machine learning, and data-driven problem solving, while BI teaches them how to analyse data and make better business decisions. However, these subjects should be taught along with strong fundamentals such as mathematics, programming, and analytical thinking.

Parul replied | 2 days ago

Yes