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Hindu College ( University of Delhi ) 2010
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London College of Teachers and Trainers 2022
Advance Diploma in International TEFL/TESOL with Specialization in Business English
London College of Teachers and Trainers 2022
International Certificate in 21st Century Education with Specialization in Teaching Online
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Shweta Aggarwal
Spoken English Age group of student:Above 25 yrs Preferred language of instruction:English to English,Hindi to English Level I want to learn:Advanced
"Sir is very helpful and conducts classes effectively, making learning clear, engaging, and easy all. "
Rishika Gogoi
Spoken English Age group of student:Above 25 yrs Preferred language of instruction:English to English Level I want to learn:Basic
"Sir's teaching style is good. He is a good listener. Very well knows the requirements of the student. "
Nidhi
Spoken English Age group of student:Above 25 yrs Preferred language of instruction:English to English Level I want to learn:Advanced
"He is a remarkably well-spoken teacher. His way of teaching is mostly through conversation, which makes things easy to understand and apply in real life. He is very punctual and also focuses on advanced vocabulary and pronunciation. If you’re stuck at an intermediate level, his classes can really help you improve. I would definitely recommend joining his classes. "
Indu Choudhary
Communication Skills Training
"He is an exceptional communication teacher and a truly inspiring communicator. He creates a comfortable learning environment where I feel confident to express my views. His explanations are always clear, supported by excellent real-life examples, and his command over language is remarkable, he is like a living dictionary. Learning from him is both engaging and enriching. Those who are struggling in corporate world because of communication issues, must join his classes. "
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Answered on 20/11/2022 Learn CBSE - Class 10/English
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Hello! I would suggest you to have a good command over basics first following which comes making sentences on your everyday life. This way, not only will you be able to make sentences but also remember them for a longer duration. If you don't have a speaking partner, I would suggest you to either speak your sentences aloud, or record yourslef while you speak which can be listened to later for error correction.
There is another way which could be helpful for you. You may call customer care centres and choose the English option to talk to their executives, whether it is in regard to online shopping or any query you might or might not happen to have in reality. All you wish to do is to talk to someone, which in this case if free of cost.
Last but not the least, having someone in person to converse in English is always above all the other options available.
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To be a fluent English speaker, first, you need to have, if not an entire, then at least a good knowledge of basics. Then, start speaking to someone who is either an English speaker or has the same interests as you. Sometimes, it is tough to find such a person. In that case, try to stand in front of a mirror and speak some sentences taking all the time you want so that both the diction and the pronunciation are correct.
Enjoy! 😊😁
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* You should start reading by editorial section of some quality newspapers like Hindu or Indian Express.
* By doing so you will come across a significant number of words which may be unknown to you.
* Write their words down in a copy and try to learn not much but about five such words and it would suffice.
I hope you are satisfied with my answer.
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Answered on 20/11/2022 Learn CBSE - Class 10/English
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Hello! I would suggest you to have a good command over basics first following which comes making sentences on your everyday life. This way, not only will you be able to make sentences but also remember them for a longer duration. If you don't have a speaking partner, I would suggest you to either speak your sentences aloud, or record yourslef while you speak which can be listened to later for error correction.
There is another way which could be helpful for you. You may call customer care centres and choose the English option to talk to their executives, whether it is in regard to online shopping or any query you might or might not happen to have in reality. All you wish to do is to talk to someone, which in this case if free of cost.
Last but not the least, having someone in person to converse in English is always above all the other options available.
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To be a fluent English speaker, first, you need to have, if not an entire, then at least a good knowledge of basics. Then, start speaking to someone who is either an English speaker or has the same interests as you. Sometimes, it is tough to find such a person. In that case, try to stand in front of a mirror and speak some sentences taking all the time you want so that both the diction and the pronunciation are correct.
Enjoy! 😊😁
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* You should start reading by editorial section of some quality newspapers like Hindu or Indian Express.
* By doing so you will come across a significant number of words which may be unknown to you.
* Write their words down in a copy and try to learn not much but about five such words and it would suffice.
I hope you are satisfied with my answer.
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