Talking English Without Teacher!- C2

Talking English Without a Teacher!

May people think, It’s  near to impossible to learn  English skill without the help of a teacher/trainer.  In fact you can speak better English without the help of a teachers or a trainers, because Ninety percent of English trainers teach either the grammar or Vocabulary or readily available conversation models,  this method is not only time consuming but also a tedious process and the ultimate outcome is nothing.  The Grammar approach to Language learning is a Stumbling Block, you just need to know basics of nouns, verbs, adjectives and tenses, going too deep into these things, like doing exercises would instill fear, dislike, disappointment  and confusion.

With the abundant availability of English Language Resources online and in the Mass Media, hardly you need a teacher/trainer to learn English skill. The knowledge of English text reading and listening and the exact  information about the Language Resources available (URLs) on net is just enough for you to develop Excellent English Skill in about six months. The Only investment is relentless pursuit and  24/7 dedication, powered by jet-fire ambition.

The spoken style of any Language is totally different from it’s grammar, besides grammar rules don’t say anything about, gestures,  hesitation pauses, idioms & phrases, speaking contexts etc. the most important components of any spoken Language.  Have a look at the following sentences.

Lunch -Grammatically correct sentences

Have you finished your lunch?

Have you taken your lunch?

Have you eaten your lunch?

Have you had lunch?

Lunch - Usually Spoken Sentences

Finished your lunch?

Eaten lunch?

Had lunch?

Lunched?   (Informal)

(Non verbal communication )
Pointing to belly or mouth or menu card  also indicates that one has taken/not taken lunch.

Paying the Lunch Charges  ( Grammatical sentences)

Who will pay the Lunch charges?

Who will pay the charges for the lunch?

Let’s  grub up means =  Let’s have food

Paying the Lunch Charges  ( (Idiomatic expressions)

Who will foot the bill (For Lunch) ?

Who will cough up the money for the Lunch ?

Who will pay up the Lunch bill?

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