English Me Bola karo

Hi, this is the small synopsis about my personal experience that talks about Speaking in English.

First thing - you need to know is I am not perfect at writing or speaking English still most of the time I use it to improve the way I use it. Okay so moving forward - When I was in school, I was very bad at studies and I used to think that getting good marks is not easy thing but what I was not thinking is how I am writing my exams. I used to write my exams with unstructured English.
So from 9th class I started improving my writing habits, I started writing proper sentences. The first thing I learnt is to write sentences in past tense. I used to write a-lot ‘used to’. So this is how I somewhat started writing in English, even if I don’t know how to write the perfect English at least I started.

Language is just a medium!

Yes, it is a medium to convey our thoughts and this is what people told me when I came to college.
But I have one ‘but’ for you, if you don’t speak in English just because it’s just a medium then you should know the second part of the story. During my early college days I was again not focusing on anything which helps a human being to become better instead I was more focused towards parties and relationship…fun!
And also one of my senior told me “interviews me basic english se kam hoojata hai”, I thought all set. Now I was only thinking about technical part. Then one day I was standing in front of many people I got stuck at one word while speaking, for more in-sights it was fashion show event organized by my college. After that event I started feeling underconfident, like I have confidence but it is just a confidence to speak I do not know how to speak in a impressive way how to answer the question in a good manner. Then that was the moment I thought to work on my overall personality.

Must include English

Whenever you are thinking like, “now this world will see better side of me”. Make sure you are working in everything that makes you better. Some people just start going Gym n think they are doing great in their life but the fact is how there are a-lot of thinks that matters. How you walk how you talk how you deal with things, as I said earlier I am not perfect but I am improving myself. So whenever you are trying to change yourself to better you, you must include english!

It helped me gain super confidence, while talking to anyone like girls or boys I feel comfortable. I cracked my first job interview & a group discussion very easily. I did it more than twice I think. So it will really really help you. Remember you are different from many if you are good at english because I still meet so many people who are terrible in english and some of them are so underconfident. So it’s up-to you to make yourself stand in a highly competitive world.

Also start writing emails by your own, chat GPT will not help in writing emotions sentiments exactness of your thoughts.

Thank you for your time.

I use these tenses to revise the english whenever I think I need…

1. Present Simple:

• Used for general truths, habits, routines, and permanent situations.

• Formed with the base form of the verb.
  Example: "I work in an office."
  

• I watch movies. I/he/she/they/etc + present verb + object

2. Present Continuous:

• Used for actions happening now or around the present moment.

• Formed with "am/is/are" + present participle (-ing form).
  Example: "She is reading a book."
  

• I am using notion. I/he/she/they/etc + is/am/are + present verb-ing + object

3. Present Perfect:

• Used for actions completed recently or experiences.

• Formed with "have/has" + past participle.
  Example: "They have visited Paris."
  

• I have completed my project. I/he/she/they/etc + has/have + past verb + object

4. Past Simple:

• Used for actions completed in the past at a specific time.

• Formed with the past form of the verb.
  Example: "He walked to school yesterday."
  

• I finished my work. I/he/she/they/etc + past verb + object.

5. Past Continuous:

• Used for actions happening over a period in the past.

• Formed with "was/were" + present participle (-ing form).
  Example: "We were watching TV when the phone rang."
  

• He was doing all work alone. I/he/she/they/etc + was/were + present verb-ing + object

6. Past Perfect:

• Used for actions completed before another past action.

• Formed with "had" + past participle.
  Example: "She had already eaten when I arrived."
  

• We had booked this row. I/you/we/etc + had + past verb + object

7. Future Simple (will):

• Used for predictions, promises, offers, and spontaneous decisions.

• Formed with "will" + base form of the verb.
  Example: "I will call you later."
  

• she will break your heart. I/you/etc + will + present verb + object

8. Future Simple (going to):

• Used for intentions, plans, and predictions based on present evidence.

• Formed with "am/is/are going to" + base form of the verb.
  Example: "They are going to visit London next summer."
  

• I am going to swim in the pool. I/he/etc + is/am/are + going to + present verb + object

9. Future Continuous:

• Used for actions happening at a specific future time or duration.

• Formed with "will be" + present participle (-ing form).
  Example: "At 8 PM tonight, I will be studying."
  

• I will be dancing all night. I + will/shall be + present verb + object.

10. Future Perfect:

• Used for actions that will be completed before a specific time in the future.

• Formed with "will have" + past participle.
  Example: "By next year, she will have graduated."
  

• By end of today, I will have completed my project. I/ect + will have + past verb + object

11. Present Perfect Continuous:

• Used for actions that started in the past and continue into the present, emphasizing duration.

• Formed with "have/has been" + present participle (-ing form).
  Example: "She has been working here for five years."
  

• I have been working in a project from 4 days

12. Future Perfect Continuous:

• Used for actions that will continue up to a certain point in the future, emphasizing duration.

• Formed with "will have been" + present participle (-ing form).
  Example: "By next month, I will have been studying English for two years."
  

• I will have been earning money.

13. Past Perfect Continuous:

• Used for actions that were ongoing in the past up to a certain point, emphasizing duration before another past action or time.

• Formed with "had been" + present participle (-ing form).
  Example: "She had been working as a teacher for ten years before she retired."
  

• She had been eating well before her illness.