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India being the second largest English-speaking nation, it is very important to speak and write the language correctly. The first two lessons talk about those words that sound similar and most of us make the mistake of using them interchangeably such as 'Lose vs Loose', 'Its vs It's', 'there vs their vs they're vs theirs vs there's, Stationary vs Stationery, Principal vs Principle, Hanger vs Hangar, To vs Too vs Two and many more such words. Further lessons talk about the most common mistakes Indians make while speaking such as usage of 'didn't knew' , 'proposed her', 'open the backside',  'brother-in-laws', 'sitting on the table', 'passing out' and many more. The correct usage of all these words are being explained with examples. The lessons that follow focus on the appropriate pronunciation tips, the effectiveness of delivering a message using proverbs & idioms and the course ends by throwing light on the relevance & importance of being aware of the various figures of speech that are commonly used like irony, pun etc. 

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Bhuvi Jain is providing the overview of English lessons for students looking to make their Spoken and Written language better . She begins with the objective of the course and talks about whom all it would be benefitting. Thereby she talks about the various topics she would be covering in the upcoming lessons.

Overview Of Course: English: Learn To Write Better, Speak Better

This lesson focuses on to avoid certain mistakes which most of us make while writing and speaking English such as misspellings, jumbled up sentences, pronunciation blunders, effective writing etc. This lesson throws light on difference between certain words like 'Lose vs Loose', 'Its vs It's', 'there vs their vs they're vs theirs vs there's and many more pairs which are easily confusable and one tend to make the error of using them interchangeably. 

Pairs Of Confusing Words Part 1

This lesson is the second part which enlightens us with respect to various confusing words in English like Stationary vs Stationery, Principal vs Principle, Hanger vs Hangar, To vs Too vs Two and many more words. All these words are explained with fun memes and at the end, a very enjoyable English Trivia is been revealed. 

Pairs Of Confusing Words Part 2

This lesson focuses on the most common bloopers Indians make while speaking in English. This lesson is helping us in correcting those mistakes and also tells us why those are wrong. For instance, usage of 'didn't knew' , 'proposed her', 'open the backside', 'one of my friend' - all these are wrong. Learn what are the correct phrases with fun memes. 

Classic Incorrect Indianisms Part 1

This is the continuation of the previous lesson on some of the common mistakes made by most of the Indians while talking in English. It begins with certain Hindi words that have been added to Oxford Dictionary. Thereby words like 'brother-in-laws', 'sitting on the table', 'passing out' and many more which we have been using wrong all this while, are being discussed in this lesson. Watch this lesson for avoiding such mistakes in the future. 

Classic Incorrect Indianisms Part 2

This is the third lesson in which Bhuvi Jain discusses the most common bloopers made by Indians while talking in English. She begins the lesson by explaining about 'Anglo-Indian Words', the one's which have their origin in Indian languages. Karma, Cummerbund, Juggernaut are a few of the words she mentions about. She then goes on to highlight common errors made in the usage of plurals, usage of 'to', the difference between 'to' & 'too', the mistaken tenses, the errors while making comparisons and ends the lesson with a brief explanation of the provisions of Poetic License.

Classic Incorrect Indianisms Part 3

This lesson focuses on the words we have gotten so used to using in our language that we have forgotten their actual meaning. One of those words is 'Literally'. Understand the difference between 'Literally vs Figuratively', 'Between vs Among', 'Much vs Many', 'i.e. vs e.g.', 'Eager vs Anxious' and many more. Learn the cool tips from Bhuvi Jain and watch the fun memes for easy remembrance of all these words. 

Commonly Misunderstood Words And Their Correct Usage

This lesson is the seventh part of the course on Write Better, Speak Better Section of English language. It focuses on the  importance & relevance of using Punctuation. The presenter begins by highlighting the features of punctuation marks & the ABC's of punctuation. With the usage of colorful illustrations throughout the lesson, the presenter explains the commonly used punctuation marks like apostrophe, comma,  brackets etc and ends the lesson by explaining about the power of punctuation.

Write Better, Speak Better Section : Punctuation

This lesson is about the typical pronunciation pitfalls that one needs to avoid to master the language flawlessly. It begins with highlighting the importance of spoken English in exams such as TOEFL etc. The need for the practice of Vowel sounds is thrown light upon. Examples of how two different words with the same pronunciation but different meaning like tear & tier are explained efficiently with the use of colorful memes.

Write Better, Speak Better : Pronunciation Tips

This lesson emphasizes on the effect of using Idioms & Proverbs in spoken & written English. The presenter states reasons of how effectively the message is understood when explained through a proverb or an idiom. The definitions of the same are explained and tells us about the stories of the origin of these proverbs & idioms. With the use of colorful illustrations throughout the lesson, the understanding of these concepts is made easier.

Write Better, Speak Better : Pepper Your Speech 1

This lesson is the last part of the course on English : Write Better, Speak Better series. The presenter focuses on the Figures of Speech which are hyperbole, irony etc. It then furthers the understanding by explaining "wind phrases", "salt phrases" etc.

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