A.K. Prabhat - Speak Effortless English: Learn Fluent English Grammatically

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First Published by Notion Press 2019

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5.People who speak English have more job opportunities.

This book is dedicated to my father

Late Puneet Kr. Prabhat

Contents

Acknowledgements

English is one of the most powerful effective instruments of communication. It is said that Patience is bitter but its fruit is sweet. To learn this art, repeated reading and listening is the best solution.

Mr. Prabhat began his teaching career in 1995 when he was studying in class IX. After spending some time in teaching field Mr. Prabat realized that sound knowledge of English is a necessity in coming time. His father has always been his source of inspiration because whatever he is today because of him. His father used to say Teaching is the profession that teaches every profession. Mr. Prabaht is greatly obliged to his father Punit kr. Prabhat for his invaluable guidance during his academic career. He acknowledges the encouragement,
co-operation and help of his better-half Mamta Sinha & his little princess Ayushi Prabhat for the completion of this book.

Chapter 1

Salutation

good morning, (12 5 ) good afternoon (5 ) good evening good day good night

Examples

Hello, good morning, Reshma. Hello good evening, John.

Like wise when you meet someone who is elder to you greet them as

Hello, good afternoon, sir. Good morning every body. Good afternoon Mr. Khanna.

Good evening grandpa. Good evening Miss Neha.

Good night seema. Good night dear.

Polite Words

, please

Please help me.

Tell the time, please.

May I borrow your pen, please?

Give me a glass of water, please

Please tell me what happened!

Please convey my thanks to him.

Please listen to me.

(Thanks) , thanks or thank you.

(Sorry, Excuse Me, Pardon)

. , , sorry . , , Excuse me

Excuse me Excuse me no mention Pardon Please or I beg your pardon,

: May I help you

Phrases

- ( )

Use of Helping Verbs

Is, are, am, was, were ( )

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