Learn English and How to Speak English confidently at Home

    Why You Need to Improve Your English Speaking Skills The more English you know, the more engaging, entertaining, and informative conversations you'll be able to have. The good news is that you can enhance your English speaking skills without having a classroom companion or having to sit through grueling classes. Here Are Few Points That Every English Learner Should Have to Follow Given Below     Build a strong vocabulary Learning new words on a daily basis is a great method to expand your vocabulary. Set a reasonable goal for yourself, whether it's three or ten words per day. It is worthwhile to try even if you just have time to learn one new word per day. After a year, you will have learned 365 new English words by learning one new word every day. Make a mental note of the number so you don't forget it. If you have a learning partner, tell her about it so she can keep track of your progress. News, songs, and TV shows are all fantastic sources of words, depending on you

Ways for Making a Strong Vocabulary That Enhances Your Ability to Speak or Write More Confidently. So first let’s understand what is vocabulary the words that make up a language. : all of a person's words that he or she knows and uses. : words that are relevant to a specific issue. There are lots of ways that help you for making a strong vocabulary. In this blog, you'll find all those ways and how to implement them in real life. So let’s begin... Develop a Reading Habit and Read Every Single Day Reading habit introduces you to new words every day and you can easily make a strong vocabulary with it. You can easily remember what the English words are trending. You can read any blog that is your favorite or read some news about what's happening in the world in your local area. It helps you to connect with new words. Use a Dictionary to Guide Yourself If Any Confusion When you encounter new words, you feel helpless and do not know what they mean. so always carry a dictionary th

Difference Between See, Look, and Watch Although you can use your eyes to look, see, and watch, there are some subtle distinctions in how we use each term. Students are easily confused about when they have to use see, look and watch. In this blog, we'll learn the differences between see, look, and watch, as well as how to use these verbs in conversation. In short Using your eyes to observe or become aware of someone or something is called "seeing.” “Look” means to direct your eyes in a particular direction. "Watching" means (denotes) a period of time spent looking at someone or something and paying attention to what is going on.  See Use of see. When we notice something or are aware of something using our eyes. See that car coming towards me. Did you see that?  We used to see for understanding something. Oh, I see, now I understand what you are trying to say. Look We use to look for something with eyes in a particular direction and for a specific intention or ability