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Many of my friends have approached me and asked about this. I personally feel that I have a considerable amount of knowledge in this language so I thought I can write it down. Thought am a leaner too! English is by-far the most commonly used and spoken language everywhere. And in the country like India, though a lot of people understand and speak well, still a huge percentage of population lacks at it completely. Even though in almost every school, it is given the top most priority of as a “1st Language”, but still many students don’t really know the basic Grammar and it makes me sick, ugh! By English, we not only mean speaking (as it sounds standard, etc.) but writing it, pronunciation every word correctly is also a task to perform. English is a fun language to learn (here are 7 reasons why it rocks) and even though it’s considered an accessible & relatively easy one to learn with more than 700,000 words and spellings, that can throw off even the most skilled learner, ...

Published on Sun Aug 19th 2019 Update time- 16:20 (UST) Speaking Fluency Tips: 5 Steps to Having Better Speaking Flow Today:. by MyEnglishTeacher | Aug 19th, 2019 | English Speaking | Speaking Fluency Activity: 14 best Steps to Having Better Speaking Flow. Gaining mastery in a new language can seem like an impossible task, especially when that language is as complex as English! But our friends at  ABA English.  have 14 great tips to make English learning a little more manageable than you probably thought possible. 🙂 Memorising new words is a huge part of learning a new language and yet it seems to be so difficult to accomplish. Today, we want to share some fun tips with you so that learning new vocabulary becomes easier and more enjoyable. We also want your input: tell us in the comments’ section below your favourite ways to memorise words. 1. Read Read Read and Read This is an essential activity because reading is the best way to be exposed to a rich and wide vocabulary. And...

Why Are Smart People So Miserable? The answer may surprise you, since it's the very thing you've been told will make you truly happy In the recently-published book  If You're So Smart, Why Aren't You Happy? , Professor Raj Raghunathan of the University of Texas at Austin explains that smart people make themselves unhappy by measuring themselves against external yardsticks that become ever more difficult to achieve. As Raghunathan explained in The Atlantic article: "If you get a huge raise this month, you might be happy for a month, two months, maybe six months. But after that, you're going to get used to it and you're going to want another big bump. And you'll want to keep getting those in order to sustain your happiness levels. In most people you can see that that's not a very sustainable source of happiness." Smart people tend to be very goal-oriented, which makes them peculiarly vulnerable to tying their happiness to "winnin...

Published on Sun Aug 18th 2019 Update time- 19:20 (UST) Speaking Fluency Tips: 5 Steps to Having Better Speaking Flow Today:. by MyEnglishTeacher | Aug 18th, 2019 | English Speaking | Speaking Fluency Activity: 3 Steps to Having Better Speaking Flow Being a fluent speaker is every language learner’s dream. Fluency is defined in different ways depending on who you ask, it definitely has a connection to the word ‘flow’. For me, I believe speaking fluency is the ability to link you thoughts together using connective words and phrases the way native speakers do. This allows you time to think about grammar rules or words while you are still ‘speaking’. Fluency is about being able to connect spontaneous thoughts together in a way that ‘flows’ and it’s not as difficult as it sounds to achieve that. Believe me, this activity will help you to speak better and you can complete it within the next 30 minutes. I’m going to show you how you can achieve better speaking fluency today or at least a bet...