Do you know some English but still have trouble expressing yourself in social situations?You want to learn to speak English because you don;t speak English well or you don;t speak English at all. You;ve learned how to read and writing English, yet you cant speak English correctly.The good news is, this is very normal for English learner of India. You haven;t learned to speak Standard English yet. If yes, then this is the right book for you to improve your daily English conversation skills. The book presents a lot of valuable phrases and sentences you will never think of unless you come across them. It contains plenty of common sentences used by native English speakers in everyday life.The book covers topics such as meeting new people and making small talk, dating and visiting friends, emergency situations and doctor’s appointments, car and flat rental and staying in hotels

"Better English Everyday" is a three book series for adult students of English as a Send Language. It presents the grammar, vocabulary and survival skills required in a basic ESL program. In addition, it supplies students with ample opportunity to practice the four language skills in the context of interesting and varied activities. Lessons carefully integrate survival topics, grammatical structures and meaningful activities for the students.

Do you puzzle over participles, argue over agreement, or throw up your hands over the comma? This back-to-basics overview of the English language includes just what you need to know to make a great impression every day—in school, in life, online, and on the job. Each chapter, covering all the essentials from parts of speech to pronunciation to common pitfalls, includes concise, easy-to-find definitions and explanations, countless examples, fun facts, and tips. · Parts of Speech: Nouns, verbs, adjectives, and more form the building blocks of the English language. Don’t get tripped up by tenses, possessive pronouns, or adverbs ever again. · Grammar: From the simplest sentences to the most complex, this quick guide to grammar shows how to construct phrases and clauses, fix fragments, maintain subject-verb agreement, and so much more. · Spelling and Pronunciation: Avoid embarrassing gaffes and typos with this guide to common spellings, vowel and consonant sounds, and word stress. · Punctuation: Eggs or egg’s, the Smiths or the Smith’s (or the Smiths’)—proper punctuation makes all the difference. Never misplace another comma, misuse another apostrophe, or mistake another semicolon for an ink smudge. · Clear Usage: Create sparkling sentences by using ten key principles of great writing, such as Don’t use no double negatives, Steer clear of clichés, and It is thought that using passive voice should be avoided. (CK final keys) · Pitfalls and Confusions: Avoid misunderstandings with this handy list of some of the most commonly confused words, spellings, and meanings—from affect and effect to your and you’re.