Thursday, August 13, 2009

Tips to get good grip of English Language

Some common Words
At that time
At this time
For the time being
Meanwhile
All the same
Never the less
Somehow
Any how anyway
In any case
Even
These days or now these days
Right now
Just now
Till now
Till than
Unless/until
Up to
Just than
Just because
Because
However
How far
How often
How many
How much
To some extent
To such extent
To what extent
Because of
Because
While
Whereas
So
So that
In order that
Indeed
Otherwise
Still
Yet
Since
as
Lest
Though
Although
Any way
Apart from
Moreover
Such Same
Very
So far
Whoever……whosoever…….no matter who
Whatever……whatsoever…….no matter what
Whichever……which so ever…….no matter which
Whenever……when so ever…….no matter when
Wherever……where so ever…….no matter where
However……howsoever…….no matter how
Afterwards..............
After that.............
There after..............
As if…………
even though…………..
as though.................
Due to...................
Owning to...................
In variance with...................
Because of....................
By dint of....................
By force of...................
By means of...................
By the side of...................
By virtue of...................
For the purpose of...................
For the sake of.....................
For the want of......................
In accordance with......................
At the front of.....................
In keeping with.....................
In lieu of.......................
In stead of......................
In opposition of.........................
In order to........................
In point of.......................
In proportion of......................
In pursuance of.....................
In/on behalf of...................
In case of......................
In consequence of....................
In connection with....................
In consideration of...................
In the course of.......................
In defiance of......................
In favor of.....................
In front of......................
In honor of...........................
Success doesn’t come to us we have to go to it.
Success comes only those who involve oneself in doings.
The more languages we know the more will be our importance and will be more knowledgeable.
Nothing is possible and impossible but our thinking made so.
Impossible also says that I am possible.

Try to work out on these words within this week.

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Aquire (V.t)…………………………………………
Acquisition (N)……………………………………..
Acrid (adj)………………………………………….
Acrimony (N)………………………………………
Acromania (N)…………………………………….
Actuate (V.t)……………………………………….
Acuity (N)………………………………………….
Acminate (V.t)…………………………………….
Acuminous (adj)…………………………………..
Adamant (N)……………………………………….
Adduce (V.t)……………………………………….
Adept (adj)…………………………………………
Adequate (adj)…………………………………….
Adjanent (adj)……………………………………..
Adjudicate (N)……………………………………..
Adjure (V.t)…………………………………………
Administer (V.t)……………………………………
Admonish (V.t)…………………………………….
Adore (V.t)………………………………………….
Adorn (V.t)………………………………………….
Adroit (adj)………………………………………….
Adscititious (adj)…………………………………..
Adulate (V.t)……………………………………….
Adulterate (V.t)…………………………………….
Adumbrate (V.t)……………………………………
Advene (V.t/i)………………………………………
Adversary (N)……………………………………..
Adversity (N)………………………………………
Advert (N)…………………………………………
Adynamic (N)……………………………………..
Acon (Econ) (N)…………………………………..
Aesthetic (adj)…………………………………….
Affable (abj)……………………………………….
Affect (V.t)………………………………………….
Affiliate (V.t)………………………………………..
Affinity (N)………………………………………….
Afflict (V.t)………………………………………….
Affray (N)…………………………………………..
Affy (V.t)……………………………………………
Agglomerate (V.t/i)………………………………..
Agglutinate (V.t/i)………………………………….
Aggrandize (V.t)……………………………………
Aggravate (V.t)……………………………………..
Aggrive (V.t)…………………………………………
Agile (adj)……………………………………………
Agitate (V.t)…………………………………………
Agnate (N)…………………………………………
Agog (adj)
Agonist (N)
Agonize (V.t)
Ail (V.t)
Alacrious (adj)
Alacrity (N)
Alamort (adj)

Wednesday, July 29, 2009

Important Books For Investment

To improve your voice and accent(Phonetic)

1-Cambridge English pronouncing dictionary Daniel Jones.
For both American and British.
2-English phonogy – Giegerich (1999)
3-English pronunciation in use Cambridge in use Cambridge University Press (2003)
4-Sounds patterns of Spoken English (Blackwell) Shockey.
5-Accents of English -Cambridge University Press ( 3 Volumes)- Well, J.C ( 1982)
6-Streaming Speech: Listening and Pronunciation for advanced learners of English-Cauldwell, R(2003)
On American English

1-A pronunciation of English A course book(2ed) Blackwell.
Kreidler,(W.2004)
2-Applied English Phonology-Yavas,M 2006 Blackwell)
3-The American Accent Guide, Lingual Arts. Lugan, B(2004)
4-Clear Speech: Pronunciation and listening comprehension in North
5-American English (3th) Combridge University Press.
6-Phonological Analysis. Focus on American English (3th) – Prentice Hall-Wolfram.W.and Johnson, R-(1996)

English Grammar books

1-Short History of English Literature Balmires(Lnethuen)
2-Reading, Teaching, and Learning. Johson-(Macmillan)
3-An Introduction to the pronunciation of English. Gimson( Edward Arnold)
4-A communicative Grammar of English- Leech and Svartvik Longman
5-The use of English- Quirk Longman
Special English Accounting- Scott and Adams
6-English for Basic Maths- Nelson(Blackwell)
7-4th Edition A Practical English Grammar-A.J Thomson/A.V.Martinet (Oxford University Press.)
8-Practical English Usage(Micheal Swan)
To Improve Your Word Power

1-Acro Words for Smart Test Takers-Mark Alan Stenwart
2-Word Power Made Easy-
3-Notes of Dilip Oak’s Academy(for GRE)
4-English Is Easy-Chatananand Singh
5-Notes of Times(For CAT/MAT)
6-Notes of Disha Academy in Dehradun(For NDA/CDS/SI/AC/ACC etc.)
7-Instant Vocabulary Or How to Build a better Vocabulary-Rosenblum and Nurnberg

Dictionaries For English Language

1-Oxford Concise Dictionary (Not Advanced Learners)
2-The Merriam-Webster’s New Collegiate Dictionary(For GRE)
3-Roget’s Thesaurus
4-Webster’s Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913)
4- Dictionary of Idioms- Walter Thampson (Goyl.Saab)
5-Pooja A Wonder Book of Idioms & Phrases-Avinash Pikhriyal
6-Arihant Selected Idioms & Phrases
Ashok Kumar Singh
(English and Hindi)

Investable Books For English Language


Classes for Spoken English according to different module.

Classes for Spoken English according to different module.

10 Days

15 Days

30 Days

45 Days

60 Days

etc.

Training Module for International Phonetic(Voice & Accent) . – 5 Days

Training Module for International Phonetic(Voice & Accent) . – 5 Hours @$2.05/Hours.
Day 1: Practice on sounds related to Long & Short Vowels.
Day 2: Practice on sounds related to Consonants.
Day 3: Practice on sounds related to Diphthongs.
Day 4: Practice on sounds related to tongue-twister words.

Day 5: Personality Development and Interview Etiquettes and: Rectification of Grammatical Errors (Tenses, modals, semi-modals, helping verbs, conditional sentences, etc.) and Analysis.

Training Module for B.P.O. – 10 Days

Training Module for B.P.O. – 10 Days
Day 1: Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) in interviews.

Day 2: Rectification of Grammatical Errors (Tenses, modals, semi-modals, helping verbs, conditional sentences, etc.) and Analysis.

Day 3: Rectification of Grammatical Errors (Preposition, Conjunction, Narration, etc.) and Practice Session.

Day 4: Idioms and Phrases used in conversation

Day 5: Vocabulary Enhancement

Day 6: Training on Voice, accent and words modulation.

Day 7: Practice on sounds related to Vowels.

Day 8: Practice on sounds related to Consonants.

Day 9: Practice on sounds related to tongue-twister words.

Day 10: Personality Development and Interview Etiquettes.