ENGLISH COURSE FOR

BEGINNER
 FOCUS
READING
GRAMMER
VOCABULARY
WRITING
SPEAKING
 THINGS TO DO ON A DAILY
BASIS
MAKING NOTES
SPEAKING ATLEAST 5 SENTENCES WITH
PROPER GRAMMER NO MATTER HOW
SHORT THEY ARE.
LEARNING VOCABULARY AND ONLY THOSE
WORDS SHOULD FIT IN VOCABULARY
WHICH YOU WILL GOING TO USE IN DAILY
LIFE .
DOING EXTRA QUESTION AFTER THE CLASS
ON THE SAME TOPIC.
 WHAT TO READ ?
LEARN SIMPLE STORY BOOKS(3-5
CLASS BOOKS).
AVOID READING BOOKS OF HIGH OR
MEDIUM STANDARD.
DONT READ NEWSPAPER .
ONLY TRY TO READ TOPIC OF YOUR
INTEREST (MY SUGGESTION IS TO
READ STORY).
 GRAMMER AND
VOCABULARY
DONT REMEMBER GRAMMER RULES
BUT TRY TO LEARN IT BUT DONT
CRAM.
MAKE NOTES OF NEW VOCABULARY
AFTER YOU ARE FINISHED WITH THE
PREVIOUS ONES.
TALK TO ME ATLEAST 5 MINUTE IN
ENGLISH .
 BE DISCIPLINED.
BE SERIOUS.
BE REGULAR.
 SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE
I LIVE ,HE WORKS ETC.
USE THE PRESENT SIMPLE FOR THINGS THAT
ARE ALWAYS TRUE OR HAPPEN REGULARLY.
REMEMBER THE SPELLING RULES EXAMPLES
LIVES,STUDIES,WATCHES ETC.
PUT ADVERB OF FREQUENCY e.g.
USUALLY,BEFORE THE MAIN VERB AND AFTER
BE.THINGS
THAT HAPPEN ALL THE
TIME,REPEATEDLY,OFTEN,SOMETIMES,NEVE
R ETC.
 PRESENT CONTINOUS
TENSE
BE+VERB+ING.
USE THE PRESENT CONTINOUS FOR
ACTION IN PROGRESS AT THE TIME
OF SPEAKING OR FOR FUTURE
ARRANGEMENTS.
REMEMBER THE SPELLING RULES,
e.g. LIVING,STUDYING,GETTING.
BE IS A HELPING VERB IS/AM/ARE IS
USED IN PLACE OF BE
 TYPES OF SENTENCES
3 TYPES
POSITIVE
INTERROGATIVE
NEGATIVE
 RULES FOR SP
+:-I/YOU/WE/THEY WORK. HE/SHE/IT
WORKS.
--:-I/YOU/WE/THEY DO NOT WORK.
HE/SHE/IT DOES NOT WORK.
?:-DO I/YOU/WE/THEY WORK? DOES
HE/SHE/IT WORK?
 EXAMPLES OF SP
YOU LIVE IN DELHI.
I DO NOT DRINK COFFE.
OLIVER WORKS FOR A BANK.
WHAT DO LION EAT?
I USUALLY PLAY TENNIS.
THE SUN RISES IN THE SEA.
 RULES FOR PRESENT
CONTINIOUS
I AM,YOU ARE ETC WORKING.
AM I ,ARE YOU ETC. WORKING.
I AM NOT,YOU ARE NOT WORKING.
 EXAMPLE OF PC
MY PARENTS ARE LIVING WITH ME .
NEHA IS DRINKING MILK.
SONU IS NOT WORKING AT THE
MOMENT.
I AM TRYING TO EAT MORE
VEGETABLES.
ARE THEY DOING WELL.
 REFER TO OXFORD BOOK PAGE
NUMBER 23 FOR QUESTION AND
ANSWER.
AND BRITISH COUNCIL BOOK PAGE
NUMBER 4 AND 5.