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...

Positive personality vocabularies

Positive personality vocabularies Many English learners find it difficult to define " positive personality " . So today's lesson is about all the positive personality vocabularies . So here we go👇👇👇👇 A bubbly personality - one who loves to talk and loves to laugh and always think positive A ray of sunshine - One who makes other people happy Classy - Elegant and stylish Watch this also :- Daily used vocabs Charming —One who has a “magic” effect that makes people like him. Polite — One who is good at saying “please,” “thank you,” etc. Gregarious — One who likes being with other people and very sociable Understanding — he understands other people’s problems well. Diplomatic — One who is very good at trying to help people see both sides of a situation. Impartial — One who doesn’t support just one side rather he supports both sides. Straight-forward — One who is direct and honest...

21st Century English

What is "21st Century English" ? You must be wondering that you have heard of " English" often. But what is "21st Century English"?.🤔 Well, "21st Century English" means trendy , modern and updated english. It has nothing to do with old , boring, and outdated English. An english that is spoken on day to day lives. I hope it makes sense to you . By Now you must have got that "21st Century English" has to do with modern English. I had the same thought when I started my institution with this name. Yup , you got me right my institute name is "21st Century English" ,where we teach modern English with fun and lots of entertainment. We avoid grammar drills , boring translation and taking test. We use 80% English and 20% Hindi (Native language) in the classroom so that input remains comprehensible . https://youtu.be/rCEkwNp8NZQ . We listen to audios and watch many videos that are brain friendly ...

21st Century english

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