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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
English is an international language, which means that the communication with most people other than your fellow native speakers would be in English. The present time requires us to interact with other people either digitally or physically for business, education, social or personal purposes.
It is ironic to know that a person with the ability to write in English and well conversant in grammar rules would struggle to speak in English fluently. But this truth is faced by a large percentage of people who aspire to speak fluent English. Where is the problem?
The problem is in realizing the truth about learning languages. The difficulty of learning a second language is that it is learned by keeping the native language at the foundation. This means that English will be learned with reference from their native language, like translations, similarities in syntax, grammar rules, words and sentence formations. It is also dependent on the education system which focuses on training grammar rules, translations and written English.
The solution is the realization that spoken and written English have equal importance but must be taught differently. The methodology specified in the book is based on the philosophy that the language should be taught and learned like the native speaker, just the way we learned our native language. The idea will be explained and discussed in detail in the coming chapters.
Nilam Pathak, Anshuman Sharma
Nilam Pathak
Nilam is a communication professional who has worked with global organizations and institutions to realize the potential of corporate employees, students and masses. She believes in the power of Personality Development and Communication Skills to empower the vulnerable.
She has trained professionals and trainers of various domains and nations. She is an internationally published author of eight books.
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