Slide 1 : BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE
GOD GIVEN SMART PEOPLE
YOU CAN DEVELOP IT SPOKEN ENGLISH BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE ARE FEW AND SCATTERED
SMART ONES ARE ALL THAT MATTER
Slide 2 : FACTS
1. HUMAN URGE TO LEARN
2. BASIC FOR ALL JOBS
3. TOOL FOR THOUGHTS
4. NOT MOTHER TONGUE SPOKEN ENGLISH
Slide 3 : FACTS
5. COMFORT LEVEL IN ENGLISH a SUCCESS
6. MAJOR CHUNK OF VOCAB BY 5 YEARS OF AGE
7. AV. ADULT VOCAB ˜ 1.5 TIMES OF A 10 Yr OLD’S
8. 6-10 Yrs 5000 New words / yr
ADULT (1/100 of this) 50 New words / yr SPOKEN ENGLISH
Slide 4 : FACTS
UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE
GREAT LEVELLER
NEEDS MOTIVATION SPOKEN ENGLISH
Slide 5 : SPOKEN ENGLISH HESITATION
PEER PRESSURE
FLUENCY PROBLEMS
NOT GOOD IN GRAMMAR FEARS AND PROBLEMS
Slide 6 : SPOKEN ENGLISH FEARS AND PROBLEMS VERY LIMITED VOCABULARY
AFRAID OF PEOPLE MAKING FUN OR MOCKING
AFRAID OF MAKING MISTAKES
FUMBLING OR STAMMERING
Slide 7 : SPOKEN ENGLISH APPROPRIATE WORDS DON’T STRIKE
FEAR OF SOMETHING NEW
NOT MOTHER TONGUE
INCORRECT PRONOUNCIATION FEARS AND PROBLEMS
Slide 8 : SPOKEN ENGLISH OTHERS AROUND YOU MAY BE BETTER
LACK OF PRACTICE
LACK OF PROPER GUIDANCE FEARS AND PROBLEMS
Slide 9 : SPOKEN ENGLISH WAY OUT TO SOME OF THESE AND OTHER SUCH PROBLEMS………….
Slide 10 : SPOKEN ENGLISH ARTICLES
TENSES
PRONOUNS
PREPOSITIONS BASIC GRAMMAR NEEDED FOR SPOKEN ENGLISH
Slide 11 : SPOKEN ENGLISH PARTS OF SPEECH viz. nouns, adverb, adjectives etc
DIRECT-INDIRECT BASIC GRAMMAR NEEDED FOR SPOKEN ENGLISH
Slide 12 : SPOKEN ENGLISH WORLD OF DIFFERENCE
BETWEEN THE SPOKEN
AND THE WRITTEN WORLD
Slide 13 : SPOKEN ENGLISH SPOKEN ENGLISH
SLANGS ARE USED WRITTEN ENGLISH
CORRECTNESS NEEDED, SLANGS NOT USED
Slide 14 : SPOKEN ENGLISH ETIQUETTES AND MANNERS
PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT
SOCIAL/ SMALL TALK AN UPCOMING SESSION ON :-------- DATE WILL BE ANNOUNCED SOON………
Slide 15 : IELTS
Spoken English
Grammar
Vocabulary
Soft Skills
Personality Development
TOEFL--iBT Courses offered
Slide 16 : SPOKEN ENGLISH BY :------------ VINODITA SANKHYAN EMAIL AT :----- vinoditasankhyan@yahoo.com