In today’s globalized world, communication skills are more than just a “nice-to-have.” They’re essential. Among all forms of communication, spoken English stands out as a vital skill that opens doors to academic, professional, and personal success. This is why spoken English workshops in schools have become a powerful tool in shaping confident, capable future communicators. […]
Answer The correct answer is: carefully Explanation: Careful is an adjective — it describes a noun (e.g., He is careful). Carefully is an adverb — it describes an action (e.g., He drives carefully). Here, we are describing how he drives, so we need the adverb carefully.
A New Milestone for Kanavu We are delighted to announce that Kanavu School of English has launched its 29th location at Government Higher Secondary School, Arachalur, on 24th July 2025. About the School This respected institution has been serving the community for an impressive 63 years and is currently led by Headmistress Ms. Padhmini. With […]
A) Beautiful blue B)Blue beautiful The correct answer is: beautiful blue Explanation:In English, adjectives usually follow a specific order:Opinion → Size → Age → Shape → Colour → Origin → Material → Purpose → Noun Here: So we say: beautiful blue shirt, not blue beautiful shirt. Final sentence: He bought a beautiful blue shirt.
a)why b)who ANSWER Why Explanation:The question asks for the reason people celebrate festivals. The word “Why” is used when we want to know the cause or purpose behind something. Why do people celebrate festivals? → To learn the reason. How would ask about the method or way of celebrating, not the reason. So, “Why” is […]
Question:“_ coming to the party?” A) WhoseB) Who’s Correct Answer: B) Who’s Explanation:“Who’s” is the short form of “who is” or “who has”.So the sentence becomes: “Who is coming to the party?” “Whose” means something belongs to someone.Example: Whose bag is this?
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Introduction In an increasingly globalized world, communication is key. While schools focus heavily on academics, one critical area is still overlooked — spoken English in schools. Students may excel in reading and writing, yet struggle to express their thoughts confidently in spoken English. This gap can affect their academic performance, social interaction, and career prospects […]
a)should b)must Answer should Explanation:“Should” is used when giving advice or suggestions. Example: You should drink more water. (Advice) “Must” is used when something is necessary or mandatory. Example: You must wear a seatbelt. (Rule/law).