Spoken English India

  If your spoken English communication skills are good enough, you can move on to next part of your learning curve, i.e., how to improve presentation skills in English. A presentation is a special kind of formal communication which you give to a target audience formally ready to receive what you intend to communicate to them. It first and foremost requires that you need to have good communication skills in the language you are going to deliver your presentation in. Since more than 50% of presentations all over the world are delivered in English, in majority of situations this language is going to be English only. If that is the case, you need to have spoken English fluency first of all. 7 Basic Steps to Improve Presentation Skills: 1. Pinpoint the objective of your presentation 2. Prepare your subject well leading to the objective of the presentation. 3. Talk to your audience. Don’t render a speech in front of them. 4. Keep reading further…

Body language speaks to eyes adding a new dimension to communication skills. It shows how to improve communication skills with ears alone manifolds at Spoken English India in Bangalore. It’s either opposed to or conforming to the language that the tongue speaks to the ears. And how does it associate with furthering or else disrupting one’s communication skills? Various body expressions like the overall posture of the body, certain specific gestures, expressions on the face, and the ways the eyes move themselves while looking around form the entire gamut of the discipline called mastering body language. According to Dr. Mehrabian 93% of human communication comprises body language whereas only 7% comprises the tongue with the words it uses! Some of these expressions are universal in their meaning while a few others might vary from culture to culture. It’s because humans are not only the biological animals. They all share a common body language universally. In fact they are cult...

How to learn English accent at Spoken English India in Bangalore Indiranagar is not a secret but it does require a deep insight into the sound of English diction as opposed to all the Indian languages from North to south as well as from East to West. I am talking about the general neutral accent of the language called English as opposed to all the Indian languages; and not about the US, the UK, and Canadian, Australian or Irish accent in particular. The very first difference makes them 180 degree opposite to each other. The difference lies in the verbal rendering of the phrases with two or more than two words in them. Mostly these phrases comprise adjective-noun combinations; or else combinations of adverbs, adjectives and nouns. Continue reading further…

How to speak English fluently is more a question of the psychology of English speaking than it’s that of your knowledge of the language. Fluency comes from the cultural familiarity with the language. Or, in other words, it comes from being at home with the culture of the language. It works at the level of having verbally interacted enough to one or more of those who are fluent enough. It tends to induce the same fluency in your speaking pattern through interaction with them. The main challenges that people face when they want to know how to speak English fluently are: 1. Lack of Spontaneity 2. Lack of Vocabulary 3. Lack of Content So, how to speak English fluently without hesitation in Bangalore? Continue reading further…

  How to improve English vocabulary words is a tough challenge for those learning English as a second language. They try to do it by cramming words with their meanings with their usage. But soon they start facing problems. Firstly, cramming is a stressful and a tiring process adversely affecting one’s memory. The more you keep your mind burdened with information at a conscious level, the more it gets blurred. The crammed words are never able to become a part of your spontaneous memory. As a result learning new things becomes almost impossible. Secondly, a word has more to it than its meaning alone. One single word can have many meanings. On the other hand, many words can have the same meaning. But all those meanings may not have the same sense. There are very subtle differences in their usage. Cramming will never let you get those subtleties. Thirdly, when you learn a word with a great effort on your part through cramming, you tend to overuse it. It not only makes you sound...

How to learn English grammar at spoken English classes in Bangalore is the key question for students here as they start learning spoken English fluency. If they give attention to grammar, the fluency gets a beating. On the other hand if they focus on fluency more, the grammatical structure of their sentences goes awry. Thus it becomes a challenge for them to integrate the two in one single whole. And the whole takes care of their grammar as effectively as it does to their fluency in one single go. It’s not only fluency that the students have to take care of, along with taking care of their grammatical structures. It’s also the pronunciation, the accent, the stage fright that they are a victim to, the body language, the voice training and the most effective content to speak. They aren’t able to hold them all in one single basket and one gets neglected at the cost of other. What’s the way out? Keep reading…