Premjith M R, English teacher, Chinmaya Vidyalaya, Vazhuthacaud, Thiruvananthapuram, says focusing on listening, speaking, reading and writing can help master English

Read, listen well; speak, write effectively

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    • Publish Date: Dec 5 2018 2:01PM
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    • Updated Date: Dec 5 2018 2:01PM
Read, listen well; speak, write effectively

Teaching of English language is mainly designed on the four aspects of listening, speaking, reading and writing (LSRW). The learner of English should make an effort to attain mastery over these four basic skills. Among them, listening and reading are the receptive skills whereas speaking and writing are the productive skills. Listening and reading help the learner to improve his or her vocabulary and get a grip of word power and stylistic expressions. This will further help them bring out what they want to explore through writing and speaking as these two produce creative expressions through embellished language. Using the apt words help communicate better and boosts one's personality.  One must listen and read a lot to know about the nuances of each word.  The more we listen, the more we speak and the more we read, the more we write. Language learning is an art which uplifts the learner to the greater heights of personal enjoyment of the diverse genres of literature. The English club of the vidyalaya creates a learner-friendly platform for the young minds through different activities for establishing a good rapport with the universal lingua franca to become effective orators and writers of tomorrow.

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