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The first step towards learning any language is to open your mind to the idea that you DON'T need text books for it. Read the newspaper, talk to people in English whenever you find the opportunity, and don't be afraid to make mistakes. Mistakes will only help you learn. :)

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When we were young our English teacher- a tough British lady - taught us the importance of the three Rs, reading toting and reciting, As a teacher for thirty long years I still swear by it. No text book can teach you to speak a language. Just speak and listen to others to see how they speak and soak...
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When we were young our English teacher- a tough British lady - taught us the importance of the three Rs, reading toting and reciting, As a teacher for thirty long years I still swear by it. No text book can teach you to speak a language. Just speak and listen to others to see how they speak and soak the language. You will learn. Good luck! read less
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Writing- not toting
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Yes that is first step to get success
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I agree with Sunanda's point of view I am not a BEd or MA in English language. But in 1952 I got a firm foundation in English at Cluny Convent School in Bangalore under a British nun called Mother Michael.Today I find that the "highly qualified" English teachers dish out half baked teachings to their...
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I agree with Sunanda's point of view I am not a BEd or MA in English language. But in 1952 I got a firm foundation in English at Cluny Convent School in Bangalore under a British nun called Mother Michael.Today I find that the "highly qualified" English teachers dish out half baked teachings to their language-impoverished students. The standard of the language is so abysmal that even the "butler" will turn in his grave. I have been teaching English through one to one tuitions >private tuitions at my home. In between I did have brief stints at an Arts and Science College as well as an engineering college in Coimbatore. Such colleges ask l their students to voluntarily join the class held either one hour before or one hour after the ususal college hours. read less
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Annapurna, the points mentioned by you are very relevant. I find that students who did their schooling up to STD XII in local language find it tough to cope up with the college classes. Moreover they "mug up" their notes and reproduce them faithfully in their exams scoring by fluke a centum. Today even...
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Annapurna, the points mentioned by you are very relevant. I find that students who did their schooling up to STD XII in local language find it tough to cope up with the college classes. Moreover they "mug up" their notes and reproduce them faithfully in their exams scoring by fluke a centum. Today even the lecturers are mostly imperfect in their English prowess. Reputed English newspapers like Times of India and The Hindu contain hundreds of grammar mistakes even on the front page. These newspapers have to employ candidates who are available, notwithstanding their poor standards, hence these mistakes.Common finding among my students are that they do not read English newspapers, they do not watch English TV programmes, do not read English books and lastly do not attempt to converse in English. read less
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Yes application of grammar is more important than learning the rules.... Be also open to corrections.
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I agree with you but a right mentor can help you to boost up to a particular level where your motivation and interested stay alive and you can reach to your destination
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What has written is correct however, it is very important to first learn the very basics of English Language, like the knowledge of Nouns, Pronouns, Verbs and adjectives etc. Once the basic rules are known, then English can be mastered purely through practice.
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Well, the first step towards learning any language is to become "a child". The way a child learns its mother toungue from its mother is the unique way to be followed for learning any language. The child did not read any books of Grammer, did not read any newspaper, did not go to a language class. However,...
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Well, the first step towards learning any language is to become "a child". The way a child learns its mother toungue from its mother is the unique way to be followed for learning any language. The child did not read any books of Grammer, did not read any newspaper, did not go to a language class. However, it observes all that its parents (esp the mother in the initial stages) do and tries to repeat on and off at every opportunity it gets. The child doesn't have any hesitation to practice it before anyone. Further the child doesn't feel shy to commit any mistake and being laughed at. Becoming a child means displaying the qualities of a child curiosity, learning by observing, no ego and passion to imitate. If one follows these qualities of a child, he can learn any language. English is no exception. read less
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