Myth and delusion of Spoken English

Five Daily used phrases

Five daily used phrases We come across such phrases , that leave us dumbfounded and clueless. Today I have come up with five daily used phrases that are used on day to day conversation. So without further ado let's Get started. 1. Take something back ( वापस करना) "Take something back" means to return some product or object that turns out to be broken Or defective, something that doesn't work. For example 👉 The other day I bought a mobile , but it was not functioning well. So I took it back to retailer. 2. To split something ( भागो में बांटना) "To split something" means to divide or separate something into some parts. For example 👉 We are four , so split this pizza in four parts. 👉 Split this chocolate and share with your brother. 3. To have sweet tooth (मीठा पसंद करना) "To have sweet tooth" means to like sweets. For example 👉 He adores eating cake, because he has sweet tooth. See also:- Be use...

How to Overcome stage Fear ?

How to get rid of stage Fear ? Every time we go to the stage, We start feeling spine chilling sensation. We get almost paralyzed , Our body freezes and we start stammering. Then suddenly the fear of being judged seizes us. We fall short of words as well , and trust me it is damn unpleasant feeling. If any of the feelings is experienced by you , then you are the victim of stage fear and today's article is dedicated to all of you. Before I talk about "how to get rid of stage fear" . I would like to tell what most people think when they get on the stage or encounter public/ Crowd. First thing that strikes in their mind is " What if" that becomes broad soon . They keep thinking of many Questions such as Q- 1. What if I make any mistake ? Q -2. What if People laugh at me ? Q- 3. What if I can't make good impression? These Negative thoughts leave you depressed and somewhere it blocks your brain that leads you to permanent pessimism. Everytime y...

How to learn Second language ?

How to learn a Second language? It is a major concern of many people in the world. They join many classes to improve their second language . But after spending a lot of money and precious time, they barely speak a little. They make silly mistakes even in normal day to day conversations. And eventually, they regret and decide to Quit. Well, if you are one of those, then I am damn sure you will find this blog helpful and productive. So without further ado, let's get started. Back in 1975, research done by linguistic " Stephen Krashen " over language acquisition where he first mentioned the word " Comprehensible input ". Comprehensible input means an input that is easy to understand and brain-friendly. According to Krashen, no one on the planet has learned to speak a language ever without comprehensible input. To be more specific, you can't learn to speak a language until you understand the input. He further added that input should be fun an...

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