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Expert training in spoken hindi english ,ielts , gre/gmat training and counseling.

It's possible. Contact me. I'll help u
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Sure . You can join anytime
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It's easy and it'll only take one and a half month. Contact me.
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Teaching English is possible only when the teacher knows the background of the student
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You shouldn't think about grammars at first, build your confidence to speak at random topics available, speak before mirror and record what you speak and then take note of your mistakes and correct them yourself, proficiency in grammar would come hand in hand with fluency.
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Dear Saranya, learning any language is no big deal. First get rid of any apprehensions. If people ridicule or discourage you, let them. Just smile and carry on. First make it a habit to watch English news, grab any magazine you like to read regularly e.g. Readers Digest, Outlook (both eng and hindi and...
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Dear Saranya, learning any language is no big deal. First get rid of any apprehensions. If people ridicule or discourage you, let them. Just smile and carry on. First make it a habit to watch English news, grab any magazine you like to read regularly e.g. Readers Digest, Outlook (both eng and hindi and compare the languages), read good newspaper like The Hindu. Daily read out loud for at least 10 minutes thrice. Record your voice and listen back to improve pronunciation. Daily write 5 sentences used routinely and use them as and when required. Take feedback from people and work on it seriously. Remember the formula: Watch, listen, read, speak, write. And, most vital than all, have fun while doing all this and see the difference in 60 days. Good luck. read less
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Expert training in spoken hindi english ,ielts , gre/gmat training and counseling.

Practice regularly. Have a Wren and Martin grammar book and do reaearch. To clarify doubts approach any grammarian.
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Hi Saranya to speak English without grammar mistake you should learn from a book or from a trainer.
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Grammatical mistakes are bound to come while one speaks since it is the second language . I believe, we need to learn to commit mistake but each time a new one.Just learn from it and don't repeat .
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