Jyoti M.

Is there any book which helps in speaking fluency? we often try to speak but the essential words doesn't come on the tongue, even tried the memorization of glossary in few books but it not seems powerfull as it should be

Communicative competence or accuracy is achieved by structuring simple structures drawn from commonplace vocabulary reserve of an individual.the words and phrases recurrently used by each are specific and context bound.You could keep your language use simple and lucid and bask in the afterglow of the confidence exuded from a successful employment of language tools. Linguistic competence or fluency entails use of synchronised pronunciation patterns and pitches.Its more to do with diction or sound than lexemes or appropriate words.Augmenting your vocabulary reserve could ensue learning words in an ascending order of their syllabic count along with their connotations,synonyms and antonyms as well and embed them in structures contextually.

Why the word 'Doctor' has two diagonally opposite meanings? 1.Change the content or appearance of (a document or picture) in order to deceive; falsify. "the reports could have been doctored" 2.Treat (someone) medically. "he contemplated giving up doctoring"

Indian Languages, by and large, seem to have Spelling Pronunciation while English alphabet behaves as per the word concerned. For example, Letter 'A' has different roles in the following words At, Above, All etc. How English could start ruling the Globe with these shortcomings?

Teachers, teaching a a language; should need to empathise with proper phonological restructuring of the various heirarchical stratas embedded in its core teaching process before they transfer any asymmetrical opinion to the learners. Demographically proven.Chinese Mandarin is the most spoken language and not English.Its English that has taken our indian origin; overseas. Lets manifest and thus culturise respect if not reverence for foreign languages without mindlessly comparing the benign IndoEuropean tongue with Indo-Aryan, Dravidian and Persian and a host of other pidgins and creoles. A kind plea to not bleach English as an intruder and not convert a learning channel into an antagonist vent. The featured opinions could dampen the prospective learners.

"People Concerned" and "Concerned People" Will "Members Concerned" and "Concerned Members" explain the difference between the above two phrases?

When an -ed participle is posited prenominally, it acts as an attributive epithet or adjective and thus; qualifies the noun. However, when the same morpheme is posited post nominally it becomes predicative and may involve predicative complement. So, concerned people would mean that though plural in number their matter of concern is singular. However, people concerned denotes people with respectively different matter of concern or responsibility.

There have been times when I bought a shirt or T-shirt because it looked good on the mannequin, little realizing that when you have the figure of a mannequin, any piece of clothing — cheap or expensive, loose or body-hugging — suits you. Can anyone do an 'Anatomy of the above Sentence' explaining grammatically each and every word of it and thus introducing the confusing terms like tense, subject, predicate, verb, adjective, adverb, preposition, gerund, present participle and so on to budding English Learners?