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Classic Incorrect Indianisms Part 3

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Bhuvi Jain

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.

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1

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

3:39mins

2

Pairs Of Confusing Words Part 1

9:38mins

3

Pairs Of Confusing Words Part 2

9:59mins

4

Classic Incorrect Indianisms Part 1

9:04mins

5

Classic Incorrect Indianisms Part 2

9:56mins

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Classic Incorrect Indianisms Part 3

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Commonly Misunderstood Words And Their Correct Usage

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8

Write Better, Speak Better Section : Punctuation

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9

Write Better, Speak Better : Pronunciation Tips

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Write Better, Speak Better : Pepper Your Speech 1

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Write Better, Speak Better : Pepper Your Speech 2

9:31mins

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