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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
The English Language is an integral part of many citizens’ lives all over the world; it has become the essential second language. When Many students pursue masters or higher education at universities around the world, they need to prove their proficiency in the English language. This need provoked Rajesh to create a book of ‘Lexical Resource’.
This book’s goal is to boost the vocabulary of students in effective ways; teaching them to find, study, and use more descriptive words that will make their sentences more interesting and colourful, while also making the meaning of their writing more specific and accurate.
The test takers of IELTS/PTE/GRE/TOEFL/SSB/UPSC/GPSC..are benefited by this book.
Key features:
• Collocation/Less Common Words/Paraphrasing/Synonyms/Connotation
• Abstract nouns with synonyms and the nearest words
• Qualifying words with collocation (Adjectives + related Noun)
• Variant and thematic range of adjectives
• Adjectives and the degrees
• Traits (Positive, Negative and Neutral)
• The Royal order of Adjectives
Remember, this is not a ‘Dictionary’ but a reference book to find out selected words.
Rajesh Sheth, Radhika Sheth
‘S. Raja’ is the pen name of Rajesh Sheth. As a student of Sainik School Balachadi, he attained a vast knowledge of the English language from his beloved mentors. These torchbearers nurtured and trained him to teach the future generation.
Rajesh has now taught Cambridge English to two generations of students in India. Having known and observed many non-native English-speaking students, he concluded that test-takers needed to better command grammar and vocabulary. So, during his teaching profession of 28 years, he created a multitude of notes and study materials to augment the language skills of his students. These notes have been edited over and over and have formed the shape of his new book, ‘Lexical Resource’.
He transformed himself from a mere reader of English literature into a thinker, creator, and writer of poems, short stories, fiction, and travelogues in the language. Apart from education, he is a keen reader, a passionate photographer, and a curious traveller. His efforts have shaped this book into a book of Lexical Resources.
