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Speak well spoken English institute provides top class coaching to improve spoken English and communication skills at various levels.  Special focus on Telugu medium students and job-seekers.  Excellent material will be provided to enhance both spoken and written skills.  call us 9393898000. For more information click here @ http://www.speakwellspokenenglish.com/

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Speak  Well Spoken English Institute provides best training to enhance  communication skills, Presentation Skills and Public Speaking Abilities. To express ideas, views, opinions  without any hesitation. Special focus on Telugu medium students and job seekers . call us 09393898000. For more information click here @ http://www.speakwellspokenenglish.com/

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The language of today is called “cyberdom language”and is a complex of symbols and numbers, leaving a reader to guess than to simply read.  You are not alone in your world.  You are good when people recognize  you to be good.  To reach to the people you need to communicate.  And to reach the people effectively you need to communicate effectively.  Therefore, language plays a vital role in communication.  Special focus on Telugu medium students and job seekers . call us 9393898000. For more information click here @ http://www.speakwellspokenenglish.com/
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Any language lives and grows like a living organism responding to its environment.  It displays the same qualities as a living cell growing, responding, adjusting, evolving and sometimes mutating.  As time become nearer and communication was taken over by the machines  (type-writers, computers and mobiles), English language also had to react with shorter expressions.  As the impact of the new world is great the impact of the new technology is greater.  Communication through machines require more compact and less ambiguity.  Special focus on Telugu medium students and job seekers . call us 9393898000. For more information click here @ http://www.speakwellspokenenglish.com/
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THE ARTICLES
  1. The articles are, in fact, demonstrative adjectives, (this, that, these, those) however, they are separately explained because of the paramount importance in the study of the English language.

  1. There are 3 articles as far as number is concerned. They are ‘ a ‘, ‘ an ‘, and ‘ the ‘.  But ‘ a ‘ and ‘ an ‘ perform the same function ( they differ in their application ), there are in reality only two articles.  ‘ a ‘ or ‘ an ‘ and ‘ the ‘.   ‘ a ‘ or ‘ an ‘ is an abbreviated form of the adjective “ one “.  “ the “ is an abbreviated form of  “ this “, “ those “.

  1. A ( or an ) is  called the indefinite article since it points out a person or thing in general only.

  1. A boy ……………………..( which means any boy ).
  2. An apple …………………( which means any apple).

  1. “ The “ is called the definite article, since it points out a particular person or thing.
EX:
  1. The apple which I ate was sweet ( a particular apple )
  2. The boy who topped the list of successful candidates is viswanath . (particular boy ).Special focus on Telugu medium students and job seekers . call us 9393898000. For more information click here @ http://www.speakwellspokenenglish.com/                                                                   READ MORE
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Learning English is fun at speak well spoken English.   Instead of going through with the conventional , boring methods we follow activity based teaching to enhance individuals to speak without hesitation.  It would be helpful to communicate in day today situations.  Special focus on Telugu medium students and job seekers . call us 9393898000. For more information click here @ http://www.speakwellspokenenglish.com/
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Speak well spoken English institute is the best centre to English speaking training institutes effectively highlights of speak well spoken English includes.  Every language has four parts like reading, writing, listening and speaking. Activity based curriculum is designed to motivate each and every student to initiate to speak without hesitation.Students might have learnt functional grammar in their school days but they might not have speaking practice. Special focus on Telugu medium students and job seekers . call us 9393898000. For more information click here @ http://www.speakwellspokenenglish.com/
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HOW TO BECOME A GOOD PROFESSIONAL

                How to become a good professional ? YES, you might/must be technically sound in your subject.  But that is not all.  You are not alone in your world.  You are good when people recognize you to be good.  To reach to the people you need to communicate.  And to reach to the people effectively, you need to communicate effectively.  Now you know your work, you can communicate well, [ but how to perform effectively ? ] organize your work and manage it well.
                No matter which profession you peruse you need to communicate effectively organize and manage your affairs.  Start observing your communication and strive to improve upon every time you miscommunicate.  If you become the better communicator you defiantly, can have better chances to succeed in your life. Special focus on telugu medium students and job seekers . call us 9393898000. For more information click here @ http://www.speakwellspokenenglish.com/

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THE TENSE
Tenses is a change in the form of verb. It shows the time of an action or event.
There are three main tenses
1.       Present Tense
2.       Past Tense
3.       Future Tense
Present Tense :  A verb that refers to the state or condition now existing is said to be in the present tense.
EX: Sita sings.
Past Tense :  A verb that refers to what had happened is said to be in the past tense.
EX: Sita sing yester day.
Future Tense : A verb that refers to what will happen said to be in the future tense.
EX: Sita will sing tomorrow.
Each Tense has four sub – Tenses
They are :
1.       Simple Tense.
2.       Continuous Tense .
3.       Perfect Tense.
4.       Perfect continuous Tense.
 To remember the twelve sub tenses easily here all some easy structures
PRESENT TENSE :
1.       Simple Present Tense : ( SUBJECT+V1+OTHER WORDS )
2.       Present Continuous Tense : ( SUBJECT+IS/AM/ARE+V4(V1+ING)+OTHER WORDS )
3.       Present Perfect Tense : ( SUBJECT+HAVE/HAS+V3+OTHER WORDS )
4.       Present Perfect continuous Tense:(SUBJECT+HAVE/HAS+BEEN+V4(V1+ING)+OTHER WORDS+
Since – To refer point of time such as since Monday, since 2012, since January etc.,
 For- To refer point of time such as for two hours, for three days, for four weeks, for five months etc.,
PAST TENSE :
1.       Simple Past Tense : ( SUBJECT+V2+OTHER WORDS )
2.       Past Continuous Tense : ( SUBJECT+WAS/WERE+V4(V1+ING)+OTHER WORDS )
3.       Past Perfect Tense : ( SUBJECT+HAD+V3+OTHER WORDS+SIMPLE PAST )
4.       Past Perfect continuous Tense:(SUBJECT+HAD+BEEN+V4(V1+ING)+OTHER WORDS )
FUTURE TENSE :
1.       Simple Future Tense : ( SUBJECT+WILL/SHALL+V1+OTHER WORDS )
2.       Past Continuous Tense : ( SUBJECT+WILL BE/SHALL BE+V4(V1+ING)+OTHER WORDS )
3.       Past Perfect Tense : ( SUBJECT+WILL/SHALL+HAVE+V3+OTHER WORDS )
4.       Past Perfect continuous Tense:(SUBJECT+WILL/SHALL+HAVE+BEEN+V4(V1+ING)+OTHER WORDS )
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