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The primary language ‘’SPOKEN IN MANIPAL’’, KARNATAKA is additionally considered

Additionally, English is also widely spoken due to its role as a language of education and communications in India and globally.

English is widely used as a language of Education, Business & Communication throughout India, including in Manipal. It is also the language of government and administration in many parts of the country.

  • With over 1.5 billion speakers, most spoken language globally, with more second-

Language speaker with native -ones

  • English is West Germanic Language that developed in early medieval England and has since become a Global lingua franca.

ENGLISH

Steps to Learning English

To become a fluent English speaker, you must study and master reading, listening, and speaking. At TalkEnglish.com, the lessons are structured to give you practice in all three areas at the same time.

Focus on example sentences when learning vocabulary. Here’s why?

When it comes to learning English vocabulary, the most important thing you need to focus on are example sentences because they help you to improve all your English skills – including vocabulary, listening, speaking, and writing.

  • Vocabulary: Example sentences help you understand the meaning of the word correctly, and remember it deeply. Why? Because you see the word in context.
  • Speaking/Writing: You will learn how to use a word in sentences— how to connect it with other words to produce correct English sentences. For each sentence you hear or read, you will be able to re-use it (or part of it) to produce your own correct sentence.
  • Grammar: You learn English grammar naturally. You don’t have tothink about grammar rules to produce a sentence.  Phrases and sentences just appear naturally in your mind and they are all correct. You “feel” grammar, just like a native English speaker.

If you want to speak English fluently, learn with your ears, not with your eyes

Learning English can be broken down into two parts: input and output.  Input consists of reading and listening while output consists of writing and speaking. The more input you get, the more output you can produce. It’s that simple.

Here’s the little secret you probably don’t know yet:

  • If you want to write English well, focus on reading. The more you read, the better you write.
  • If you want to speak English well, focus on listening. Listening is THE KEY to speaking excellent English.

Therefore, you should listen to (and repeat) example sentences if you want to improve your speaking (and listening). It means that every example sentence should go with the audio.

Repetition is the secret to English fluency

If you want to quickly achieve fluency level – to speak English easily, fluently and automatically, you’ll need to do one more thing:

Learn deeply through lots of repetition. 

It means that you will need to listen to every example sentence many, many times, until you MASTER it. Don’t listen just one time or a few times. It’s not enough. You will forget it very soon.

You may know how to use a word to make a correct sentence, but here’s the thing: Can you use it quickly, easily, and automatically? 

If the answer is no, you need to repeat more. You must listen to that example sentence again and again. 

Don’t ignore this simple secret. This is how you will achieve automatically fast speaking.

FREE English Lessons – 3000 Most Frequently Used Words in English

In the following section, you will find around 3000 free lessons for the 3000 most commonly used words in English. Each lesson consists of the definition (meaning) of the word, the audio pronunciation, and many example sentences with high-quality audio.

Listen to (and repeat) each lesson many times – and watch how fast your English speaking improves!

Enjoy the lessons!

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