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Introduction To English

A language is a means of communicating ideas, feelings, mood , attitude using signs, symbols, sounds and gestures.During communication speaker should be able to communicate the exact purpose in such a way that the receiver should perceive it.One sided communication is of no use. 


Since ages so many languages and scripts came up with civilizations in different regions throughout the world. But later on due to the globalization effect and the world shrinking to a global village, one particular language for all means became important. By and by English became a window to the world exposure in all spheres as a link language. It became the global language bridging gaps and connecting people. It is frequently used in interstate and international business, trade and commerce. It is the language with abundant and massive wealth of literature and knowledge. It is now the 3rd most widely spoken language.

Some historical circumstances such as the colonial expansions and British rule made it easy for some regions to acquire English quickly. It is not offensive to learn a foreign language like English. It can be efficiently used as a pillar to success by inculcating it culturally in our attitude and behaviour. It needs to be imbibed in the quest for knowledge to compete materially with the challengers in this world ruled by mind and matter.


TYPES OF ENGLISH:-

Differentiating by Mode Of Expression:

1) Verbal English

2) Written English

Differentiating by nature:

1) Conventional English

2) Functional English


Verbal English: It requires the good grammar and pronunciation followed by intonation, syllable stressing etc. Phonetics which depicts the sound is also very important to learn this Verbal English in its fullest form. Mere listening is not enough to master the verbal English practicing the pronunciation is very important. The more you practice the more you can conquer English. There are different accents like US, UK and other regional accents. Neutral would be sufficient to communicate and be perceived by the receiver.

One has to be very careful in this verbal mode of communication. Once the word is said, it is said. It cannot be taken back. Verbal English is used as a common mode of expression. Elocutions Debates, Seminars, Group Discussions, Public Speaking etc. require good verbal English presentation.

Written English:  It requires that your grammar is good and the thoughts and theories are expressed in sentences and words on paper. It may be handwritten or print. The main purpose of the written English has to be legible and understood by the reader.

Written English has the advantage to check grammatical errors and edit sentences before presenting. This can be stored for future reference. Matter presented in Documents, Books, News papers, Magazines is an example of written English.

 

Conventional English: This is the English with specified terms used in each sphere. Every sphere is bound by some common terms which are used frequently. The whole subject matter revolves around those specific terms as defined in the directory of that particular industry.

For example the biological terms and physics terms which only the pursuing or masters of that particular sphere understand. It seems to be Greek and Latin to those who are not aware of the subject.

Functional English: This is the English used to communicate the actual purpose in brief or detail depending upon the necessity. Communicating the idea is the key objective here. This English is necessary in Business Management, Inter regional trade and commerce. It breaks the barriers of regions and continents, enhancing the global relations.

This English has become vital in Education, Career and Progress and is most important for an individual to reach the zenith.

 

 

 

 

 

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