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English has two th sounds and neither exists in most Indian languages. Twenty focused minutes will move you further than months of avoidance...
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Your job title tells people almost nothing. What you actually do all day is far more interesting, and easier to say.
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These are not signs of poor English. They are habits picked up from local usage, and each one takes about a week to unlearn.
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Asking for help is a skill with its own vocabulary. Learn the phrases and the awkwardness mostly disappears.
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One closes the door on the past. The other leaves it open. That single image resolves most of the confusion.
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A flat yes or no can sound abrupt in English. These alternatives soften the edges without weakening the message.
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The most predictable question in office English, and the one people fumble most. Three sentences and a question back is all you need.
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In many Indian languages these two sounds overlap. In English they distinguish real words, and the fix is purely mechanical.
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Restaurants and shops are the most common real-world English tests. The phrases are few and they repeat everywhere.
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