Learning The New Way - English Course Blog made by Parveen Kumar (Sept'22-March'24) @ Amity Tashkent

Teachers are not magicians but they are for sure the luckiest ones on earth because their students believe in them. One such trust and belief is here in this second episode of the Podcast series with the students of International Foundation Studies - at Amity University in Tashkent.  Here is our Episode 2:

Tenses tell us about the TIME ZONE of the Action. We always hear about tenses and keep on learning them since our childhood. Here is a fun-based activity for you to check your knowledge about Tenses.

Our vocabulary can be divided into TWO Types: Active Vocabulary and Passive Vocabulary. We need constant practice with words to make a strong vocabulary. There are some confusing words in English that challenge us sometimes. This topic of Vocabulary - Synonyms, Antonyms, Homophones, Homonyms, Homographs, One Word Substitution is going to introduce you to the same task of knowing more words.

 Dear Students Vocabulary is the basic need to speak English. But we must remember that knowing words like a dictionary will not be beneficial. We have to make use of words, the words we use in our speech will become our vocabulary. Here is a Magic Wheel for you to SPIN and Make A Sentence by the word that comes for you!  Learning should be fun! Here it is:

 Modal Verbs guide us about the mood/approach or the 'gear' of communication in the sentence. Know more:

 IFS - English - Subject Verb Agreement and Tenses in Grammar

IFS English - Module 1 - Parts of Speech - Slides Each language has its own alphabet, and it also has its own Grammar. For English, all the words we see are divided into nine classes or categories. These classes are called Parts of Speech. We speak words. We also speak names, actions, qualities, connectors, and exclamatory words. We speak and that is what we call a SPEECH. Every Word belongs to a Parts of Speech category. They are Nouns, Pronouns, Adjectives, Verbs, Adverbs, Prepositions, Conjunctions, Interjections and Article Determiners. Remember that the same word can be a Noun and in the following sentence it can be USED as a VERB.