How to learn English with Effortless Ease?
New Delhi, 12.03.2023: When a child is born, it speaks no language. It does not begin to walk instantly either. It does not start going to school ever so soon too. It does take around three years even to go to a play school where formal education is hardly imparted. But, a child picks up a language much before it enrolls at a school and begins to learn something or the other. The bottom line is: What does it mean?
The first thing a child learns before schooling is a language depending on the surroundings. It makes sense that language learning is easier than anything else ever. Babbling is the first step. Is that right? It is no moot point.
Hence, how does a child pick up a language? The answer is so simple. Listening is the beginning of learning any language. So, whatever is spoken before a child, enters its mind naturally and spontaneously. The mind naturally scans anything and everything coming across it. Further, a child is often seen aping, coping, imitating and mimicking what others around say and do.
It means by listening to others and following them, we begin to learn a language. It is so simple and so easy. Then why worry about learning a language or for that matter, the English language itself?
You were born into a particular family and brought up there where a particular language was or is spoken. Therefore, you were able to learn that very language effortlessly and seamlessly. Now, perhaps, you want to pick up yet another language, possibly English. Maybe, you have decided to be part of the Lingua family which holds all its communication in English. Hence, you will be good at English speaking and writing too, without a hitch.
Moreover, you want to do it in a specific period for which you will have to adopt and espouse language learning tools. For example, the English sound system is a bit different from the sounds in Hindi. It calls for a trainer. Make an effort to understand and imbibe them. Learning sentence patterns is yet another part which you need to work on.
Participation in interactive sessions like GDs, debates, and role plays is so essential for fluency in English communications. It breaks the ice. It removes the hesitation hurdles. Also, it will pave the way for your linguistic as well as intellectual growth.
Learning words and their practical usage cannot be undermined or overlooked. Take two words for example, ‘good’ and ‘well’. You need to have a clear understanding as to where to use both of them. Else, you will cut a sorry figure. ‘Good’ is an adjective whereas ‘well’ is purely an adverb. Speaking good English is one part, and speaking English well is another. Whether you want to speak good English, or you want to speak English well, for such subtleties, you need a good trainer or a well-versed trainer, not a well trainer. ‘The trainer is good’ has one meaning and ‘the trainer is well’, has another. The role of a good teacher or trainer comes into play when it comes to having such veracity.
The need is being confident of using words. British Lingua holds such practice sessions. Get cracking on mastering English skills. Don’t forget to ping us or ring us on 9999107254 for your linguistic need.
–Birbal Jha