Effective Communication: Elevating English Writing and Speaking

JheelBarad 797 views 26 slides Aug 01, 2024
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About This Presentation

I delivered a lecture as an expert at Kaushalya - The Skill University for a bridge course session aimed at newly admitted BBA and BCA students. My sessions, held on July 31 and August 1, 2024, focused on 'English Speaking and Writing.' The presentation covered the importance of the English ...


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A Bridge Course on English Writing and Speaking Jheel Barad Effective Communication: Elevating English Writing and Speaking Kaushalya - The Skill University Induction Program for BBA and BCA Students 31 st July & 1 st August 2024 Research Scholar Department of English M.K. Bhavnagar University - Bhavnagar Assistant Professor Silver Oak College of Computer Application Silver Oak University- Ahmedabad jheelbarad.com

Global Communication Technology and Innovation Personal Development Cultural Exposure Career Advancement Education and Research Personal Growth Academic Success Connecting Language

skiLLs ReqUired for LearNinG LANGUAGE

‘Word Rush Challenge’ GAME RULES I will read a list of 50-60 words aloud. Listen attentively to each word as it is spoken. After I finish reading the list, you will have 30 seconds to write down as many of the words as you can remember.

Fundamentals of English Grammar 1 Parts of Speech Understanding the different parts of speech, such as nouns, verbs, adjectives, and adverbs, is crucial for building a strong grammatical foundation. 2 Sentence Structure Learn the rules of subject-verb agreement, tense, and punctuation to create grammatically correct sentences. 3 Word Order Mastering the correct word order in English sentences is essential for clear and concise communication. 4 Punctuation Rules Proper punctuation helps to convey meaning and improve readability.

Effective Sentence Structure 1 Subject-Verb Agreement Ensure the verb matches the subject in number and person. 2 Parallel Structure Use parallel grammatical constructions for clarity and rhythm. 3 Active and Passive Voice Choose the appropriate voice based on the desired emphasis and clarity. 4 Variety in Sentence Length Mix short and long sentences for a more engaging and interesting writing style.

‘Picture description’ Or ‘Write about yourself’

How to identify and improve errors? Grammar and Sentence Structure - Subject-Verb Agreement - Tense Consistency - Complete Sentences Spelling and Punctuation - Correct Spelling - Proper Punctuation Clarity and Coherence Word Choice and Vocabulary Consistency and Style Formatting and Presentation

Grammarly Microsoft Word Google Docs Quillbot Reverso Gen. AI- ChatGPT Helping Digital Tools

"Hello, ChatGPT! I’ve written a short passage as part of my English writing exercise. Could you please help me identify any errors in my writing and suggest corrections? Please provide feedback on any errors you find. Additionally, suggest improvements to make the writing clearer and more engaging. After identifying the errors and making suggestions, rewrite the passage with the necessary corrections and improvements. Here is my passage: [Insert your text here] Thank you!" Prompt for ChatGPT

Key things to take care of while speaking Pronunciation Pace Volume Tone Body Language Grammar Active Listening Articulation Avoid Fillers Importance of English Speaking Global Communication Career Opportunities Education Access Travel and Tourism Networking Cultural Exposure

Pneumonia -Pronounced / nju ːˈ moʊniə / Receipt – Pronounced / rɪˈsiːt / Aisle – Pronounced / aɪl / Hour – Pronounced / aʊər / Honest – Pronounced /ˈ ɒnɪst / Colonel – Pronounced /ˈ kɜrnəl / What you can do? Use Various digital tools ‘Read Aloud’ Facility Watch Movies with subtitles Listen songs read lyrics Listen Ted talks , YouTube Videos Utilize free of cost facilities as much you can Why Listening is Important for Speaking?

Hear Definition: To perceive sound through the ears without conscious effort. Usage: "Hear" refers to the passive act of detecting sound. It happens automatically when sound waves reach the ears. Example Sentence: "I can hear the birds chirping outside." Listen Definition: To actively pay attention to and focus on the sounds or information being heard. Usage: "Listen" implies an active effort and intentional focus on understanding or processing what is being heard. Example Sentence: "Please listen carefully to the instructions I am giving."

Soni De Nakhre | Partner Louis Tomlinson - Don't Let It Break Your Heart  What we listen is not always true So reading simultaneously is also Important

Strategies for Improving Spoken English Practice Regularly Make a habit of speaking English as often as possible to improve fluency and pronunciation. Active Listening Pay attention to how native speakers use language and try to mimic their pronunciation and intonation. Record and Analyze Record yourself speaking and listen back to identify areas for improvement in pronunciation and clarity. Engage in Conversations Find opportunities to have real-life conversations with native speakers or other language learners.

Enhance Articulation Improve Pronunciation Increase Fluency Strengthen Vocal Muscles Boost Confidence Enhance Listening Skills Aid in Speech Clarity Increase Speed and Accuracy ‘Tongue- twisters’ "Red lorry, yellow lorry, red lorry, yellow lorry." "She sells seashells by the seashore." "Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers." "How much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?“ "Betty Botter bought some butter, but she said the butter’s bitter. If I put it in my batter, it will make my batter bitter. But a bit of better butter will make my batter better."

Amitabh Bachchan says English is funny language - Namak Halal

‘Round- Robin Storytelling’ Opening Sentence: "Once upon a time, a cat found a magic hat.“ Student Contributions: Student 1: "The cat put on the hat and suddenly began to float in the air." Student 2: "As it floated higher, it saw a hidden valley below full of colorful flowers." Student 3: "In the valley, there was a small cottage with smoke curling from its chimney." Student 4: "The cat decided to visit the cottage and see who lived there." Student 5: "When it knocked on the door, a friendly wizard opened it and invited the cat inside." Your Opening Sentence, “In a small village, a girl found a mysterious map.”

Speak when you have opportunity Practice where you make error Record review and Reflect Reduce fears Improve Listening Skills: Stay focused and Careful Collaborate

Video Blogs YouTube Podcasts Voiceover Anchoring Public Speaking Clubs Debate Teams Storytelling Sessions

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Keep Learning, Keep Writing, Keep Speaking Practice, Practice, Practice