Monday, 22 April 2013
ક્યારેક અનુભવોમાંથી અમૃત શોધીએ છીએ
Monday, 15 April 2013
David Dhawan's Chashme Baddoor- Review ......... Fun. Enjoy. Vacation.
I love to see comedy movies.
“You don’t need classes when
it’s a hit with the masses”.
To be perfectly honest, when I
saw the trailers I thought this remake would be a trashy and cheap version of
the first film.
I miss Anupam Kher acting like
a buffoon. What wins me over is self-reflexive humour that is aware of the
silliness of mainstream cinema.
Ali Zafar and Taapsee are
adequate in their roles, even if their chemistry doesn’t “chamko”.
Divyendu Sharma and Siddharth
seem annoying at the start but soon become perfectly funny.
How one can forget Rishi
kapoor??
Rishi Kapoor is by far the
best. Even with very limited screen space he manages to leave an indelible
make, and makes you laugh each time he appears.
Honestly at time of vacation
and summer this movie makes you .........Fun. Enjoy.
Wednesday, 10 April 2013
Request to fill questionnaire on Facebook Usage & its Effect on English Language Learning
Hello Everyone,
I would like to have your views on Facebook Usage & its Effect on English Language Learning before 12/04/2013.
I have prepared two online questionnaires.
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I have prepared two online questionnaires.
Here I am sending you two links.
I request you to help me to complete my research paper.
Wednesday, 3 April 2013
OHHHHH!!!!!!!!! Spellings Errors!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (Improve Spelling)
Improve Spelling
Many of us have question that how one can improve spelling?
Based on the National Curriculum for English study, the most
common errors fall roughly into the following categories:
·
20% omission, leaving out letters or parts of words that should
have been included, for example "acknowledgment"
·
6% endings, errors with suffixes such as –ful or –ly
·
28% sound-based with homophonic words substituted for each other,
such as "I didn't no the correct spelling."
·
42% miscellaneous errors such as inverting letters
("relief"), doubling consonants, or dividing words incorrectly.
Spelling errors are divided into two categories:
1.
Plausible –
2.
Implausible
Here, I am distinguished between two:
Plausible errors imply that the person knew the correct word and
was applying some known rule of lexicon to it in order to attempt the correct
spelling.
Implausible errors follow no particular pattern; they may simply
be due to a mistyped word or a random guess on the part of the person.
Strategies to improve spellings:
1.
Using spelling tools: To use electronic tools.
2.
Target the errors: As "I before E except after C" will
provide a starting point to keep it from happening again.
3.
Identifying patterns:
4.
Etymological study:
Improve the following
spellings.
1.
Prestigeous
2.
Entreprenuore
3.
Dutyes
4.
Lyieng
5.
busyly
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