What books I should read to improve my English?

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I believe you should start reading Novels that interest you or the best would be "THE HINDU" newspaper. Initially it will be difficult to grasp the vocabulary used but daily reading will improvise your English.
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Read News paper like The Hindu every day and short stories then you may improve your english speaking skills. Try to use words and sentences in daily conversations with others. Be confident and all the best .
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Start with any basic grammar book. Start with very basic concepts. Don't go for very high brands of book and u can even start with a JPH grammar book in the first place. Once you feel you are comfortable with the book, you can move on to other higher and good brands of books. Make reading newspaper a...
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Start with any basic grammar book. Start with very basic concepts. Don't go for very high brands of book and u can even start with a JPH grammar book in the first place. Once you feel you are comfortable with the book, you can move on to other higher and good brands of books. Make reading newspaper a habit or you can start this reading habit from literature stories of primary academic books. They are simpler and good ones to start with. read less
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If you wish to improve your English, you should read books which are a just level high above your current vocabulary and grasping power. We would suggest you to check lexile.com. Once you determine your reading capacity they suggest thousands of books from variety of subjects which you can read. I hope...
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If you wish to improve your English, you should read books which are a just level high above your current vocabulary and grasping power. We would suggest you to check lexile.com. Once you determine your reading capacity they suggest thousands of books from variety of subjects which you can read. I hope it helps. read less
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Please follow a good grammar book by Nesfield, Hewings or Oxford to have a good confidence with your grammar. You may choose books based on the subject you keep an interest for including fiction, or motivational ones, or even autobiographies are an interesting read. Try increase your vocabulary and apply...
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Please follow a good grammar book by Nesfield, Hewings or Oxford to have a good confidence with your grammar. You may choose books based on the subject you keep an interest for including fiction, or motivational ones, or even autobiographies are an interesting read. Try increase your vocabulary and apply them in your speech. read less
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If you wish to improve your English, reading English books is the best good way. In order to understand which books you could go to lixile.com . Here you will be able evaluate your current reading level. Based on it, website shall suggest you numerous books from all topics in the world. I hope this h...
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I personally think, speaking and listening help more than reading. If I had to recommend a book I would say, pick up any Chetan Bhagat book. His books are easy to understand and also interesting so you don't feel bored and want to give up reading. Good Luck! :)
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There are millions of suggestions, but most importantly, avoid Chetan Bhagat!!! :P Seriously, though, RK Narayan is a good start for beginners. Ruskin Bond, too. If you are really young, try Enid Blyton, Agatha Christie, Conan Doyle; or if a young adult, try Lord of the Rings. If you are looking...
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There are millions of suggestions, but most importantly, avoid Chetan Bhagat!!! :P Seriously, though, RK Narayan is a good start for beginners. Ruskin Bond, too. If you are really young, try Enid Blyton, Agatha Christie, Conan Doyle; or if a young adult, try Lord of the Rings. If you are looking for something a bit more grown up, try Edgar Allan Poe and Shashi Tharoor. Hope this helps! read less
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For Grammar-Wren& Martin.Must have a Dictionary for reference-Cambridge,Webster is good.Read lot of books.Both Fiction and non-fiction.Read English newspaper daily and watch English news.Watch Karan Thappar show,Barkha Dutt show for improving your debate skill.
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