The Global Power of English; Building Blocks: Nouns & Verbs; Communicating Clearly Every Day; English for Your Future Success

Unlock Your World with English

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Unlock Your World with English

English connects you to global opportunities and clear communication.

Agenda

• The Global Power of English

• Building Blocks: Nouns &amp; Verbs

• Communicating Clearly Every Day

• English for Your Future Success

Global Language Power

English connects over 1.5 billion people globally, making it essential for communication across cultures. Learning it helps you enjoy international movies and music, and even chat with friends from other countries online. This skill opens up exciting new opportunities for your future.

Young people connect through diverse languages and greetings.

Youth connected globally through smartphones and digital networks.

Connecting the World

• Internet's Main Language: Most websites, like YouTube, use English.

• Travel Made Easier: Talk to people when visiting places like Japan.

• Global Connections: Make friends with people from many countries.

• World of Information: Read books or watch movies from anywhere.

Your Future Opportunities

Learning English opens up many exciting career paths for you. Imagine working for a global company like Google or being a tour guide helping visitors from different countries explore your city. Strong English skills also help you understand global news and access more information online, connecting you to the wider world.

Diverse students collaborate, mirroring globalized learning and career opportunities.

Accessing Knowledge

Diverse youth celebrate cultural heritage with food and joy.

Community &amp; Culture

• Join local events: School plays, town festivals.

• Understand diverse customs: Learn about Diwali, Lunar New Year.

• Share your traditions: Explain family celebrations to new friends.

• Connect globally: Chat with people from different backgrounds.

What are Parts of Speech?

Why Study English?

Just like a house is built with bricks, wood, and glass, English sentences are built with different types of words. These word types are called 'parts of speech,' and each one has a special job. For example, a 'noun' names a person, place, or thing, like 'student' or 'school'.

Studying English helps you communicate clearly and effectively, whether you're writing an essay for class or talking with friends. It also opens doors to understanding books, movies, and even future job opportunities. Knowing how words work, like understanding verbs in a sentence, makes you a stronger reader and writer.

Nouns: Naming Words

Nouns are words that name people (like 'student'), places (like 'library'), things (like 'book'), or ideas (like 'happiness'). Understanding nouns helps us clearly identify who or what we are talking about.

Verbs: Action Words

Verbs are powerful words! They show action, like 'run' or 'write,' or a state of being, such as 'is' or 'feel.'

Unlock Your World with English

The Global Power of English; Building Blocks: Nouns & Verbs; Communicating Clearly Every Day; English for Your Future Success

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