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 | English Blues: Developing communicative competence over grammatical competenceMany English language teachers’ obsession with grammar teaching and insistence on grammatical competence have killed learners’ curiosity and interest in learning English effectively | |
 | A 23-year-old Telugu writer and his quest to bring the stories of his Lambada community to the foreRamesh Karthik Nayak had penned a poetry plus short story book in the year 2018 and this year, he has many more books coming out, including one for his English poetry. Here's more about his journey | |
 | China rejects use of English language in educational institutions in campaign against Western influenceEnglish is almost synonymous with China's reform and opening-up policies, which transformed an impoverished and hermetic nation into the world's second-biggest economy | |
 | English Blues: From doomscrolling to truthiness, how new words get absorbed into our vocabulariesFrom doomscrolling to truthiness, there are certain phenomena unique to this generation, and thus, we give birth to new terms and words to make sense of them. Here are a few in vogue these days | |
 | English Blues: The prescriptivists and descriptivists: How old school are your grammar rules?The main difference between these two schools of thought is that prescriptivists explain how language should be used and descriptivists describe how language is actually used | |
 | Willing to translate, publish draft Environment Impact Assessment in 22 vernacular languages, Centre tells Delhi High CourtPeople in remote areas are "our citizens" who need to be heard and may not understand the draft if published only in English and Hindi, the court had said to the Environment Ministry | |
 | PM Imran Khan castigates English-medium educational system in PakistanKhan also told an audience in Lahore how he was made an English public-school boy and not a Pakistani through this educational system | |
 | How Kerala Youth Commission's Chintha Jerome getting a PhD degree sparked off a controversy in KeralaA former UGC fellow, Chintha was awarded a PhD degree in English Literature by the University of Kerala on August 17 | |
 | Coimbatore to conduct teacher training programmes at the district level for English language teachersThe teacher training programme will guide English language teachers in imparting lessons more effectively so students can grasp the language better | |
 | English Blues: American slang that has become part of our vocabularyGhosting ain't fun. We've all done it, and we've all had it done to us. Where does the term come from though? And what are some other slangs that have become a part of daily conversation? | |
 | This English teacher from Coimbatore is building ship models that look just like the real deal. Ready to sail?Queenthunk Amalanathan is an English teacher who took to ship modelling after a tragic incident. We find out how he turned his passion into a lucrative business | |
 | English Blues: The Misnomer connundrum and how to combat itSome words and phrases put our heads in a spin, indicating something, and meaning something else altogether | |
 | English Blues: No child's play: decoding the nuances of ‘with’One of the most frequestly used words in the English language has a multitude of bewildering uses. Here's a list of ALL of them, and how not to get them all muddled up | |
 | English Blues: Understanding the difference between each other and one anotherA look at the thin lines we tread between "each other" and "one another" and if a faux pas among them can lead to some serious miscommunication | |
 | #ThrowbackToday: The Oxford don who couldn't help but jumble words, giving us the term spoonerismIn today's #TBT, we introduce you to Rev William Archibald Spooner, a warden at New College, Oxford University who used to mix up words and oh, how hilarious it was for others and for even us now |
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