Showing posts with label Improve English. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Improve English. Show all posts

Tuesday, 14 May 2013

How English Language Helps in Finding a Job



The English language is not restricted to any one faction or part of life anymore, from t.v shows to business to
students everyone has a need and an urge to perfect their English. While many English learners are students applying to colleges in English speaking countries or people who have shifted to an English speaking country recently etc.

But a sizable portion of learners are simply interested to learn English to get some help in advancing their careers because in today’s globalised economy English has the lingua franca of the word over and it is not possible to succeed as a business or as an individual without having a thorough command over this language. 

English serves as a common language for people of various different nationalities, chances are that even if someone doesn’t know your native language they will most probably know English and accordingly use that to communicate with you. So having a good knowledge about the English language allows you to interact with people regardless of their native language. 

When you work in a corporation of any kind it is often necessary to give presentations and reports to your superiors, in these scenarios your image in the company depends upon the fluency your speaking skills and the accuracy of language in your presentation. If you are not completely confident about your writing and speaking abilities in the English language it is always better to take an English improving course like the ones offered on Englishleap.com rather than be embarrassed at work. After all online self-learning classes can be done at your own convenience and the resource section contains valuable tips about work-related terminology and speaking skills. So remove all your doubts and sign up for a course today~

Saturday, 5 January 2013

EnglishLeap Now On Android


Englishleap wishes you a very happy new year  2013.

We are delighted to inform our users about the launch of our first Android application on the Google play store. The application titled, 'Improve English Grammar' can be downloaded from the URL https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.englishleap.vocab.
This Android application is a step-by-step grammar improvement tool which helps you identify your weak areas and rectify them. We have focused on the 31 most important concepts in English grammar. Best of all, this application is absolutely free to download and use.
Please do use this application and let us know your feedback. Stay tuned to hear about a lot more exciting developments at EnglishLeap.com.

Saturday, 27 October 2012

Introducing EnglishLeap Social : Voice Chat With Other Learners




We, at EnglishLeap, have been testing social features to help our learners get more speaking practice. As part of this endeavour, we have recently introduced a voice chat feature for our registered members.
Our members have the opportunity to practice English with other members from the comfort of their homes. At any given point, there are many registered members signed in for chat and there are multiple conversations happening. We hope that these language practice sessions, in addition to the teacher led classes and the self-learning course, will help our learners become fluent in English faster. 

Learn English from the experts - Englishleap is the best online resource to learn English. It offers comprehensive English speaking course to improve your English online.Join the largest English speaking community on the web and start learning English today! Use online Hindi to English Dictionary.

Saturday, 22 September 2012

20000 registrations on EnglishLeap










We are overjoyed to announce that EnglishLeap now has 20000 registered members.
It took us more than 8 months to get our first 10000 members. The next 10000 members have joined our website in less than 3 months. We hope to continue to do our best to help English learners improve their language skills. Thanks to all our members for the vote of confidence. 

Learn English from the experts - Englishleap is the best online resource to learn English. It offers comprehensive English speaking course to improve your English online.Join the largest English speaking community on the web and start learning English today! 
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Saturday, 1 September 2012

What is an “ INTERJECTIONS” ?

When certain strong feelings and sudden emotions are expressed, we use interjections. The problem  with  interjections is that, because they are technically meaningless they require quite a great deal of context to be understood. They are included in a sentence usually at the start to express a sentiment   in any form. It can be shock, surprise, disgust, joy, excitement and enthusiasm.
Interjections are frequently followed by an exclamation mark. Interjections are not grammatically connected to any part of the sentence so they can be removed without creating any confusion.
The following is a list of interjections with examples.
Emotions expressed
interjection
examples
Pleasure
ah
Ah! That feels awesome.
Surprise
Ah, dear, eh, hello, oh, well
Ah! They have won,
Dear me! That’s a good one.
Eh! Not really.
Hello! That’s my book.
Oh! I see
Well! She never did.
Grief
Alas
Alas! The poor fellow is dead.
Pity
Dear
Oh Dear! It must have hurt
Pain
Oh, ouch
Ouch! That hurts.
Oh! That must be painful.
Greeting
Hi, Hello, Hey
Hi! What’s happening?
Hello Sam. How have you been?
Hey! I am Tom
Approval
Uh-huh, bravo
Should they come? - Uh-huh
Hesitation
Hmm
Hmm. I am not sure at all.
Enquiry
Eh
What does she think about that ,eh?
Joy
Hurray, Ah,
Hurray! they won
Ah! I am so happy




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