English
Learning
Kirti Sangole
● Understanding English
● Fear of English
● Overcoming Fear
English is the world’s lingua franca, a common language that
people with different native languages can use to
communicate.
 Fear
● The fear of failure
● Being misunderstood
● Grammar mistakes
We feel that the three most common reasons
● Anxiety reduces your
brain’s ability.
● The fear of being judged
is usually present as well.
● It is the same thing with
foreign languages.
● We often think that
others judge us for our
grammar or pronunciation
mistakes.
● Identify your exact fears
● Practice
● Speak
● Ask Question
● Slow Down
● Repeat
● Smile
● Take of Time
● try talking to yourself
first
● Start the conversation
without fear.
● fear is not rational
● it will only hold you back
from your goal
● Speak English fluently.
● Prepare and practice
● Natural talents of others
(practise a lot)
● Invest your time and
energy into practice.
● Improvement will be
overtime
● If you feel afraid, one-
on-one conversation is a
good start.
● To overcome your fear,
try talking to one person.
● Concentrate on the speed,
style, way of speaking,
etc.,
● Especially if you talk to a
stranger.
● Relax…
● One of the best- to ask
questions.
● Asking questions allows
you to participate
● Yet at the same time
doesn’t force you to be
overly included.
● In the beginning speak
slowly
● It is interesting to know
that if you begin talking
clearly and slowly, your
fellow person will also
speak that way, too.
● There are various topics
which you can repeat.
● No matter how many
different people you meet
repeat the topic
● Example: talk about
everyday life.
● It benefits because you
will use same words and
phrases
● vocabulary growth.
● Keep an honest smile
● When you start talking,
don’t think about your
fears or about words or
phrases you might use
wrongly.
● Instead, put a smile on
your face and just speak.
● What is English ?
● What are the Fears of
English speaking/ writing ?
● How to Overcome Fear?
● How to speak English?
● Expand your vocabulary
Learn New Words Every
Day
● Expand your vocabulary
Learn New phrases and
chunks
● Pronunciation
● Think in English…
● Build a Strong Foundation
● You need to have wide
variety of vocabulary
● the correct use of words
(pronunciation)
● Gleaning new words.
● Target to learn at least a
word or three daily
● By learning one word every
day, after one year you will
have learned 365 new
English words.
● share with your friends/
family to check on your
progress.
● Some good resources
for words are the English
news depending on you.
● Music- pay attention to the
lyrics and take note of the
words if possible
● learn words in groups.
● For example, you refer to
beverages as a glass of water, a
glass of milk, a cup of tea, a pot
of coffee, etc.
● You can also benefit from learning
words that are related.
● Example: The moon has four phases
during a lunar month: crescent,
gibbon, waxing and waning.
● if you fail to say words correctly,
you will not be understood.
● check the pronunciation of any word
that you are not sure about.
● A, a (ah), an, on, with, the, the (ee),
for, it, with, he, she, they, them,
without, within, as, has, etc...
● Look for the soundings
● Try out tongue twisters.
● Examples: Peter Piper picked a peck
of pickled peppers.
● I slit a sheet, a sheet, I slit.
Upon a slitted sheet, I sit.
● Cooks cook cupcakes quickly.
● The two Tibble twins tied tiny twine
to twelve teachers’ tipping trek
tents.
● takes less time to produce or
respond in everyday conversations.
● No translation needed!
● A good way to start rethinking is to
keep a diary and express.
● It does not have to be perfect (but
start)
● Speech shadowing
● Self-talk
● Retell a story in English
● Participate in public speaking events
● What is English ?
● What are the Fears of
English speaking/ writing ?
● How to Overcome Fear?
● How to speak English with
confidence?
● Many people struggle with
writing in English
● it is challenging to improve.
● Expand your vocabulary
● To express yourself clearly,
you need a good active
vocabulary.
● not just being able to
recognise lots of words –
● it means actually being able
to use them correctly.
● Example:
● When you learn a new word,
try learn all the forms of
that word and the
prepositions that are usually
used with it.
● For example- rather than just
the word ‘depend’,
● make a note of: to depend on,
to be dependent on, a
dependant, a dependent
person, he is completely
dependent on me
● Master English spelling
● You must know how to spell
words correctly.
● Incorrect spelling changes
the meaning of your sentence.
● For example: ‘bare’ and ‘bear’
sound the same but ‘bare’
means naked and ‘bear’ is a
large animal.
● Additionally, incorrect
spelling makes it difficult for
the reader to understand
what you’ve written.
● Tip: Practice your spelling
using flash cards and test
yourself whenever you have
some spare time.
● Example: Effect, affect
● Their, there, They’re
● Here, hear
● To, too, two
● Accept, expect
● Loose, lose
● Principal, principle
● Read regularly
● People often say that we
learn to write best by
reading.
● Reading in English is useful in
many ways.
● It is a great way to get an
idea of the different styles
of writing and see how to use
words appropriately.
● Tip: Choose books or articles
with topics that interest you.
● Read each text several times
to make sure you understand
how to use new words and
expressions in the text.
● Improve your grammar
● Grammar is very important
because it improves the
quality of your writing.
● Always use the appropriate
tense and remember to use
punctuation.
● Punctuation is a great way to
make your writing clear and
fluent.
● Tip: Always proof-read your
writing twice. The first time,
look for general mistakes and
the second time look for
mistakes with the particular
grammar point your are
studying at the moment.
● Just do it!
● Writing can be daunting.
● However, the best way to
improve is get a pen and
paper or sit in front of your
computer and actually write.
● the first draft is never
perfect.
● Remember, practice makes
perfect, so now is the best
time to sit down and get
started
Expand Vocabulary
English spelling (mastery)
Read regularly
Improve grammar
Just do it…!

Learning English

  • 1.
  • 2.
    ● Understanding English ●Fear of English ● Overcoming Fear
  • 3.
    English is theworld’s lingua franca, a common language that people with different native languages can use to communicate.
  • 4.
  • 5.
    ● The fearof failure ● Being misunderstood ● Grammar mistakes We feel that the three most common reasons
  • 6.
    ● Anxiety reducesyour brain’s ability. ● The fear of being judged is usually present as well. ● It is the same thing with foreign languages. ● We often think that others judge us for our grammar or pronunciation mistakes.
  • 7.
    ● Identify yourexact fears ● Practice ● Speak ● Ask Question ● Slow Down ● Repeat ● Smile ● Take of Time
  • 8.
    ● try talkingto yourself first ● Start the conversation without fear. ● fear is not rational ● it will only hold you back from your goal ● Speak English fluently.
  • 9.
    ● Prepare andpractice ● Natural talents of others (practise a lot) ● Invest your time and energy into practice. ● Improvement will be overtime
  • 10.
    ● If youfeel afraid, one- on-one conversation is a good start. ● To overcome your fear, try talking to one person. ● Concentrate on the speed, style, way of speaking, etc., ● Especially if you talk to a stranger. ● Relax…
  • 11.
    ● One ofthe best- to ask questions. ● Asking questions allows you to participate ● Yet at the same time doesn’t force you to be overly included.
  • 12.
    ● In thebeginning speak slowly ● It is interesting to know that if you begin talking clearly and slowly, your fellow person will also speak that way, too.
  • 13.
    ● There arevarious topics which you can repeat. ● No matter how many different people you meet repeat the topic ● Example: talk about everyday life. ● It benefits because you will use same words and phrases ● vocabulary growth.
  • 14.
    ● Keep anhonest smile ● When you start talking, don’t think about your fears or about words or phrases you might use wrongly. ● Instead, put a smile on your face and just speak.
  • 15.
    ● What isEnglish ? ● What are the Fears of English speaking/ writing ? ● How to Overcome Fear?
  • 16.
    ● How tospeak English? ● Expand your vocabulary Learn New Words Every Day ● Expand your vocabulary Learn New phrases and chunks ● Pronunciation ● Think in English…
  • 17.
    ● Build aStrong Foundation ● You need to have wide variety of vocabulary ● the correct use of words (pronunciation)
  • 18.
    ● Gleaning newwords. ● Target to learn at least a word or three daily ● By learning one word every day, after one year you will have learned 365 new English words. ● share with your friends/ family to check on your progress. ● Some good resources for words are the English news depending on you. ● Music- pay attention to the lyrics and take note of the words if possible
  • 19.
    ● learn wordsin groups. ● For example, you refer to beverages as a glass of water, a glass of milk, a cup of tea, a pot of coffee, etc. ● You can also benefit from learning words that are related. ● Example: The moon has four phases during a lunar month: crescent, gibbon, waxing and waning.
  • 20.
    ● if youfail to say words correctly, you will not be understood. ● check the pronunciation of any word that you are not sure about. ● A, a (ah), an, on, with, the, the (ee), for, it, with, he, she, they, them, without, within, as, has, etc... ● Look for the soundings
  • 21.
    ● Try outtongue twisters. ● Examples: Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers. ● I slit a sheet, a sheet, I slit. Upon a slitted sheet, I sit. ● Cooks cook cupcakes quickly. ● The two Tibble twins tied tiny twine to twelve teachers’ tipping trek tents.
  • 22.
    ● takes lesstime to produce or respond in everyday conversations. ● No translation needed! ● A good way to start rethinking is to keep a diary and express. ● It does not have to be perfect (but start)
  • 23.
    ● Speech shadowing ●Self-talk ● Retell a story in English ● Participate in public speaking events
  • 24.
    ● What isEnglish ? ● What are the Fears of English speaking/ writing ? ● How to Overcome Fear? ● How to speak English with confidence?
  • 25.
    ● Many peoplestruggle with writing in English ● it is challenging to improve.
  • 26.
    ● Expand yourvocabulary ● To express yourself clearly, you need a good active vocabulary. ● not just being able to recognise lots of words – ● it means actually being able to use them correctly.
  • 27.
    ● Example: ● Whenyou learn a new word, try learn all the forms of that word and the prepositions that are usually used with it. ● For example- rather than just the word ‘depend’, ● make a note of: to depend on, to be dependent on, a dependant, a dependent person, he is completely dependent on me
  • 28.
    ● Master Englishspelling ● You must know how to spell words correctly. ● Incorrect spelling changes the meaning of your sentence. ● For example: ‘bare’ and ‘bear’ sound the same but ‘bare’ means naked and ‘bear’ is a large animal.
  • 29.
    ● Additionally, incorrect spellingmakes it difficult for the reader to understand what you’ve written. ● Tip: Practice your spelling using flash cards and test yourself whenever you have some spare time. ● Example: Effect, affect ● Their, there, They’re ● Here, hear ● To, too, two ● Accept, expect ● Loose, lose ● Principal, principle
  • 30.
    ● Read regularly ●People often say that we learn to write best by reading. ● Reading in English is useful in many ways. ● It is a great way to get an idea of the different styles of writing and see how to use words appropriately.
  • 31.
    ● Tip: Choosebooks or articles with topics that interest you. ● Read each text several times to make sure you understand how to use new words and expressions in the text.
  • 32.
    ● Improve yourgrammar ● Grammar is very important because it improves the quality of your writing. ● Always use the appropriate tense and remember to use punctuation. ● Punctuation is a great way to make your writing clear and fluent.
  • 33.
    ● Tip: Alwaysproof-read your writing twice. The first time, look for general mistakes and the second time look for mistakes with the particular grammar point your are studying at the moment.
  • 34.
    ● Just doit! ● Writing can be daunting. ● However, the best way to improve is get a pen and paper or sit in front of your computer and actually write. ● the first draft is never perfect. ● Remember, practice makes perfect, so now is the best time to sit down and get started
  • 35.
    Expand Vocabulary English spelling(mastery) Read regularly Improve grammar Just do it…!