RAJULA ENGLISH LESSONS

  Common English Proverb with examples Lesson 48 Rajula English Lessons A PICTURE IS WORTH A THOUSAND WORDS is a famous proverb. . The meaning of the proverb is explained with examples. It is explained in simple malayalam. Learning of proverbs will help the learners improve their communicative skill..The meaningof the proverb is a picture conveys information more effectively than words.

  Portmanteau What is portmanteau? Lesson 46 Rajula English Lessons it is a word blending the sounds and combining the meanings of two others, for example motel or brunch.Portmanteau words are an exciting way to take your English to the next level of sounding more like a native speaker! In today's lesson we will learn: what is a portmanteau, some common portmanteau words examples

  There is & There are How to use ' There is &There are" correctly? Lesson 45 Rajula English lessons In this video we will learn the use of words "IS" and "ARE" with the word "There". We use the words there is with one person or object, whereas we use the word are with more than one person or object.

  Use of ONLY How to use '"ONLY" correctly'? Lesson 44 Rajula English Lessons Learn English through Malayalam The word 'only' is a modifier. It can mean different thing things when it is placed differently in the same given sentence. Always remember to place 'only' closest to the word or situation that you wish to modify in a sentence.

  Homophones are words that are pronounced the same but they have different meanings and are usually spelled differently as well. They usually occur in groups of two but sometimes they can be three or four in a group. It’s important to recognize and identify the most common homophones because the spelling can change the entire meaning of a sentence!

  Proverb മലയാളത്തിലൂടെ Spoken English through Malayalam Proverbs are experiential truths passed down for generations. They serve as guidelines that are worth following... Here is anEnglish proverb that would definitely be of great use to you and your children!

  ago & before What's the differenceLesson 41 Rajula English Lessons Spoken English through MalayalamMost English learners get confused while using Ago and Before, as they think these words can be used interchangeably unfortunately you can't, they mean different. In this video lesson Rajula brings out the difference between these commonly confused words and explains how to use them correctly.

  Phrasal Verbs-Part-4 Phrasal Verbs used in daily English conversation Rajula English Lessons In this lesson we will learn how to use certain phrasal verbs in common daily conversation.This Video helps you develop effective English speaking...