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Hi everyone, Extensive exposure to good quality English via “reading & listening” is a surefire way to improve vocabulary. Here’s an activity to learn how to carry out an intensive study of words—form, meaning, use, collocation, association, etc. Use an authentic dictionary and try to understand each and every word / word combination in the…
Hi everyone, Here’s a little dramatic presentation my funny poem Macavity: The Blistery Cat Presenter: Janki Trivedi, an old student of Fluentlingua Enjoy watching the video and do please share it with your friends and family. Thank you very much. Happy Learning, Happy Sharing! Best wishes, Dharmendra https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R5VxdggoB_Q&ab_channel=Fluentlingua
Hi everyone, Pronunciation Matters See how David, one of my friends, has breathed life into my gibberish. Best wishes, Dharmendra ??? https://youtu.be/YIQz11sofjE
Hello everyone, I just wanted to check how far automatic translation has gone in terms of quality. I just wrote in Google a simple sentence in my mother tongue Gujarati, and the rest is for you to judge. ?
Hi everyone, It is not very often that you have a brain wave, and you feel that creative juices have started oozing out in torrents. Well, in one of such moments recently, I decided to write a parody of a famous poem “Macavity” by T. S. Eliot. In fact, he was inspired to write this…