FAQ's

How can I join classes?

When you want to improve your spoken English, it is not necessary to start on a particular day. This is an ongoing training system. You can join from tomorrow itself.

What is the class duration?

Class duration will be for 60 minutes two times a week (6 months).

Are these classes online or offline?

We offer you both online classes. Online will be live on ZOOM. We have TEFL certified international trainers.

Is learning English difficult?

To start with - No. English is actually an easy language to begin learning because:

• It has no genders. Apart from people, all objects are 'neuter', not 'masculine' or 'feminine'. So you say 'it' for such things, and do not need to learn any genders for objects.
• It usually has easy verb endings. Apart from a few 'irregular' verbs, verb endings are easy, and hardly change.
• Adjectives remain the same for all words - there are no different endings to learn.
• The singular and plural pronoun 'you' is the same. There is no need to decide whether to use a polite form or an intimate form.

Do I have to learn English grammar?

There's no "have to", but you probably won't be able to progress beyond reasonable proficiency without it. That said, when you begin to learn English, speaking and building up your vocabulary is more important than worrying about correct grammar. However, as you progress you will need to incorporate more grammar into your learning programme.

There is a common impression that learning English grammar is painful, but it is a lot easier than many other languages. Of course, English is more than just memorizing grammar rules, the grammar should be incorporated into your everyday use of the language, theory and practice should go hand in hand.

Think of English vocabulary as the bricks of the language and grammar as the mortar that hold those bricks together, without the mortar the bricks can come tumbling down, and a lack of a basic understanding of grammar can be embarrassing. At an advanced level you should be thinking much more about the correct use of the English language. And eventually you should be able to forget about it all together and start doing what comes naturally.

Is English Grammar difficult?

Generally, English grammar is not as difficult as some other languages, such as German. We have the French to thank for that. In 1066 William the Conqueror brought to England the French language as well as the ability to build impressive castles. French was the official language in England for nearly 300 years and so the English language was kept alive by the common people (rather than the academics who do like to keep the status quo). As a result, nearly all the difficult word-endings, inflexions and marks of gender and case were gaily dispensed with.

Do you also provide any study material?

Yes, we provide soft copies for online training.

What is the most difficult thing about learning English?

The most difficult things about learning English are:

• Spelling and pronunciation - the spelling of a word may not show what the pronunciation is. This is because English words came from many different sources, learn the phonetic spelling sounds and make and use a good dictionary.
• False friends - because English came from two main sources - old French, and old Anglo-Saxon, there is a very large vocabulary of words. Watch out for words that seem similar, they may have come from your language and mean the same, these are called cognitives, or they may have different meanings these are false cognitives (false friends).
• Idioms - native English speakers use a lot of idioms, that is - words used in a way which is not their obvious meaning. Learn them, but try not to use them in important meetings etc., they can be quite open to misinterpretation. If the people you are talking to suddenly look very shocked you've probably just misused one.

Is there a difference between American and British English?

Unfortunately, the answer to this question is yes. There are many differences between British and American English, pronunciation, spelling, grammar, even the actual meaning of some words. In fact, English is the first language in many countries and there are differences between them all, these include; The UK, Australia, Canada, Ireland, Jamaica, New Zealand, South Africa and the USA.

What do I need to start learning English?

If you have a brain, you're off to a good start. Along with that and the willingness to use it you will need the following:

• Time - practise your English every day, listening, writing, speaking or reading, or even better - doing all four things.
• Patience - do not give up, learning a language can be a long process, but don't panic like most long journeys, you will get there in the end.
• A sense of humour - learning English should be fun, so have fun!
• A vocabulary notebook - write down new words in a notebook. Don't translate them, but write the new word into context in a meaningful sentence.
• A good English dictionary - not a Translate to English dictionary, but a real English dictionary. Look up the meaning of new words in your dictionary first, this will help you build your vocabulary.

What is the best way to practise my English?

Regularly. There are a couple of other things that will help:

• Having a good English teacher or an English speaking friend is always going to help, you can learn English through books and tapes but books and tapes can't answer questions or help when you are stuck.
• People to practice with. You are learning a language and language is about communicating, not filling in gaps or ticking boxes. So, get together with other people who are interested in learning / practising / helping others to learn English, it increases the fun and reduces the frustration. Join or start an English club or join a book reading club, if you can't find one in your area set one up or join the BBCs on-line book group.

How can I pay my deposit and course fees?

The following payment methods are available for you to make payment:

• Unified Payment Interface (UPI)
• Credit/Debit card
• Cash
• Net Banking
• Easy Monthly Installments (EMI)

Spoken English / Communicative English Course Fees: 15k
Course duration - (6 months):
Mode of Delivery: Online

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We welcome your questions, comments, and suggestions. You can contact us here with your questions or make a reservation here if you are ready.