Launch Your English: Dramatically Improve your Spoken and Written English so You Can Become More Articulate Using Simple Tried and Trusted Techniques
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"The limits of my language are the limits of my world."
-Ludwig Wittgenstein
Do you wish you could speak English with more creativity, clarity, articulation and confidence? Would you like to dramatically enhance your English speaking with some simple, easy-to-follow techniques?
Then you are in the right place!
As a teacher for more than 10 years, I have learned the best methods for quickly improving your English ability. Whether you are a native speaker who wants to sharpen their verbal toolkit, or a non-native speaker who wants to learn how to navigate the English language maze, this book will provide you with information and techniques for instant improvement and lifelong learning.
Maybe you want to improve your presentation skills. Perhaps you want to tel more interesting and engaging stories. Or maybe you simply want to become more articulate in your day-to-day use of English.
Whatever your needs, your goal is to improve your English, and Launch Your English can guide you to do just that.
In this book you'll learn how to:
• become more creative and descriptive in your English usage
• capture people's attention with your vivid and enhanced expressions
• break English down into building blocks for easy improvement
• select the right word and expression to articulate your thoughts exactly
Free resources for students of English -> SirEnglish.com
Anthony Kelleher
Anthony Kelleher is from London, England. He has been teaching both English Language and English as a Foreign Language for more than 10 years. He studied Linguistics & TESOL at the University of Roehampton in London and has a keen interest in all areas of English education.Anthony has written several books on the English language and publishes in this field regularly.
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Launch Your English - Anthony Kelleher
Head over to www.SirEnglish.com for lots of fantastic free resources for enhancing your English.
Launch Your English
By Anthony Kelleher BA Linguistics & TESOL
Text copyright © 2016 Anthony Kelleher
All Rights Reserved
Table of Contents
Introduction
About me
The building blocks of English
Verbs
Nouns
Adjectives
Adverbs
Metaphors
Similes
Putting everything together
How to keep improving
Introduction
The limits of my language are the limits of my world.
-Ludwig Wittgenstein
First of all, congratulations on wanting to further yourself and excel in English! Whether you are a native speaker or a non-native speaker of English, there is always something to learn in this wondrous language.
There is no doubt that English is the global tongue: A total of 1.5 billion people speak English as first or second language. Making an improvement in your delivery of English is one of the best investments that you can make in yourself.
Maybe you want to deliver better presentations. Perhaps you want to share your everyday stories with friends and family in a more creative and articulate way. Perhaps you would simply like to express your thoughts more completely and precisely in everyday situations.
Whatever your reason, your goal is the same: To enhance your English ability.
You are reading this because you want to improve in this area. This book will help you do just that by guiding you through and showing you how to master six key areas of English. Mastering these areas will lead to dramatic improvement in your English use, both in speaking and writing.
We won’t get overly technical with grammar, or use complex terms to describe English. This book is written in as casual a way as possible so that it’s easy to read and (hopefully!) enjoyable.
English is a beautiful language, but are you using it to its full potential in your speaking and/or writing?
In the coming chapters you’ll learn exactly how to push the boundaries of your English ability, and improve in areas that you didn’t think were possible. You’ll become more articulate, more precise, clearer, more descriptive and more creative in your English delivery.
The techniques I outline in this book are tried and trusted. I have taught them to hundreds of students over the last 10 years. Join me on this journey to improving your English in an enjoyable, fun and engaging way.
About me
Perhaps of all the creations of man, language is the most astonishing.
-Giles Lytton Strachey
My name is Anthony. Born in Ireland and raised in London, I became interested languages, in particular the English language, during my college years. As a result, I decided to study BA Linguistics & TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages) at the University of Roehampton in London. This subject involved studying modules on English language, English grammar and syntax, the sound structure of English, and many other areas.
This deep study of the English language fascinated me, and got me thinking about how simple it actually is. It can all be broken down into chunks which we can then explain using rules. If you want to become a speech therapist, you break down the language into sound patterns and structures; if you want to become a lexicographer (a person who compiles dictionaries), you break it down into words. If you want to become a teacher of English, you generally have to break the whole language down into chunks and explain them all.
After teaching English for the last 10 years, I learned exactly