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Welcome!!! You have come to the right place to learn English language. This website provides step by step guideline about learning English Language. Learn English the easiest and simplest way. Each lesson in this website has been explained in very simple English. We believe, that it is more easier and faster to learn English when you use simple English. Each lesson is accompanied with video explanation in English and Urdu/ Hindi.You will love learning English. Video Explanations make it easy for you to learn quickly rather than reading a webpage. We hope that you would like this website and improve your English.

So what are you waiting for? Start learning English, and I wish you all the best!!!!

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Rapid English Language Course

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Great News!!!! Now you can learn English at home. With our Rapid English Language Course, you can start speaking English in no time.

The above mentioned course covers important topics that are required for speaking English in a short span of time. With the help of Audio-Visual Aid and conversation classes, you will be able to speak English fluently with confidence.

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6 Minute English: Sandwich

noreply@blogger.com (cyber Teacher) — Sat, 17 Jul 2010 06:00:00 +0000

6 Minute English (Sandwich)

In this part of 6 Minute English you will learn about a group of people in Iran who attempted to break a world record by making the largest sandwich in the world. You will learn new vocabulary, get more knowledge and improve your listening skills simultaneously.

Sandwich

6 Minute English: Aboriginal Cricketer

noreply@blogger.com (cyber Teacher) — Sat, 17 Jul 2010 05:49:00 +0000

6 Minute English (Aboriginal Cricketer)

In this part of 6 Minute English you will learn about an extra ordinary Australian cricketer. You will learn new vocabulary, knowledge and improve your listening skills simultaneously.

Aboriginal Cricketer

6 Mintue English: BFM International

noreply@blogger.com (cyber Teacher) — Sat, 03 Jul 2010 11:57:00 +0000

6 Minute English (BFM International)

This program of 6 Minute English is about BFM International. You will learn new vocabulary and improve your listening skills simultaneously.

BFM International

6 Mintue English: Nuclear Script

noreply@blogger.com (cyber Teacher) — Sat, 03 Jul 2010 11:53:00 +0000

6 Minute English (Nuclear Script)

This program of 6 Minute English is about an extraordinary document which has been kept secret for more than 30 years but now is publicly available. You will learn new vocabulary and improve your listening skills simultaneously.

Nuclear Script

6 Minute English: Poetry

noreply@blogger.com (cyber Teacher) — Sat, 26 Jun 2010 05:16:00 +0000

6 Minute English (Poetry)

In this part of 6 Minute English you will learn about poetry, listen new words and improve your listening skills simultaneously.

Poetry

6 Minute English: Adult Children

noreply@blogger.com (cyber Teacher) — Sat, 26 Jun 2010 05:12:00 +0000

6 Minute English (Adult Children)

In this part of 6 Minute English you will learn about how to be independent as an adult child and improve your listening skills simultaneously.

Adult Children

6 Mintue English: Asteroids

noreply@blogger.com (cyber Teacher) — Thu, 17 Jun 2010 07:00:00 +0000

6 Minute English (Asteroid)

In this part of 6 Minute English you learn about asteroids in the space and improve your listening skills simultaneously.

Asteroid

6 Mintue English: Pronunciation

noreply@blogger.com (cyber Teacher) — Thu, 17 Jun 2010 06:56:00 +0000

6 Minute English (Pronunciation)

In this part of 6 Minute English you will learn about certain English words which are often mispronounced and improve your listening skills simultaneously.

Pronunciation

6 Mintue English: Living Abroad

noreply@blogger.com (cyber Teacher) — Tue, 15 Jun 2010 07:26:00 +0000

6 Minute English (Living Abroad)

In this part of 6 Minute English you will learn Living Abroad. You will learn new vocabulary related to travel and improve your listening skills simultaneously.

Living Abroad

6 Mintue English: Wisdom

noreply@blogger.com (cyber Teacher) — Tue, 15 Jun 2010 07:24:00 +0000

6 Minute English (Wisdom)

In this part of 6 Minute English you will learn Wisdom. You will learn how to make wise decisions , get success and improve your listening skills simultaneously.

Wisdom

Unit 46: No or Zero Article

noreply@blogger.com (cyber Teacher) — Wed, 19 May 2010 15:24:00 +0000

No (Zero) Article

In this lesson of learning English as a second language, we shall learn:

Where not to use any Article.

In Unit 44, we learnt how to use Indefinite Articles (A, An) and in Unit 45, we learnt how to use Definite Article (THE). I hope that now you have a clear understanding of how to use The Articles. In today's lesson, we will look at those places where we can't use any Article at all.

Video Tutorial in English

Video Tutorial in Urdu/ Hindi

We Can't Use Any Article:

Before the names of substances and abstract nouns (uncountable nouns) used in general sense.

For Example:

Sugar is bad for teeth

Gold is a precious metal

Honesty is the best policy

But when you talk about any substance or an uncountable noun in particular. You will use definite article (The).

For Example:

The gold in this watch is not of good quality.

The honesty of his brother must not be doubted.

Before Plural nouns used in general sense

For Example:

Children like ice-creams

Computers are now used everywhere

But if you talk about Particular plural nouns you will have to use “The” Before them

For Example:

Where are the children? (=our children)

Where are the students? (= my students)

Where are the servants? (= my servants)

Before the Names of People

For Example:

The Arsalan (X)

The Rashid (X)

The Alice (X)

Before the Names of Continents

For Example:

The Asia (X)

The Europe (X)

The Africa (X)

Before the Names of Countries and Cities

For Example:

The Pakistan

The India

The Sydney

The Karachi

Before the Names of Individual Mountains

For Example:

The K2 (X)

The Mount Everest (X)

The Mount Kilimanjaro (X)

Before the Names of Individual Islands and Lakes

For Example:

The Navarino (X) is in Chile

The Keenjhar lake (X) or

Karli Lake (X) is in Pakistan

Before names of meals used in general sense

For Example:

When do you take breakfast?

What time do you take lunch?

But if you talk about a specific meal then you will use “The” before it

For Example:

The lunch I had yesterday was very delicious.

The dinner I had at your house last week was very spicy.

Before Languages

For Example:

The English (X)

The Urdu (X)

The Punjabi (X)

Before the names of Relations

For Example:

The father (X)

The mother (X)

The aunt (X)

The uncle (X)

Before the means of Transport

For Example:

We go to school by bus.

She went to Lahore by train.

Before school, college, church, bed, table, hospital, market ,prison ,when you visit or use these places or objects for their primary purpose.

For Example:

I learnt English at school

She goes to church every Sunday.

I sleep on bed

But “The” will be used with these words when we talk particularly of them rather than normal activity people go there for

For Example:

The school is very far from my house. (not talking about normal activity)

I met Ali at the church. (not talking about normal activity)

The bed you bought is very expensive. (not talking about normal activity)

Exercise: Fill in the blanks with suitable articles

I always take breakfast after 8.
She met father yesterday
we always go to school on time
We met Saud yesterday.
He never recites Holy Quran
I met him day before yesterday
She likes to eat ice-creams
I love chocolates you buy me on my birthdays.
She bought nicest necklace
Beef is kind of meat.
moon is very far from Earth.
Get kilo of sugar from nearest store.
Have you ever seen lion?
I can speak French very well.
Lake Saif -ul-Mulook is in Pakistan.
When will you take lunch?
beds are usually made of wood.
Allama Iqbal was great poet.
sky looks very beautiful today.
I go to New York every year by ship.

Check Answers

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x
x
x
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a , x
the , the
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x , a
The
x , x

Unit 46: No or Zero Article (Video in Urdu)

noreply@blogger.com (cyber Teacher) — Wed, 19 May 2010 15:21:00 +0000

Definite Article

In this lesson of learning English as a second Language, we shall learn:

The right way to use Definite Article.
The most important or everyday use of Definite Article.

Video Tutorial in Urdu Part 1/3

Video Tutorial in Urdu Part 2/3

Video Tutorial in Urdu Part 3/3

Unit 46: No or Zero Article (Video In English)

noreply@blogger.com (cyber Teacher) — Tue, 18 May 2010 20:19:00 +0000

No or Zero Article

In this lesson of learning English as a second Language, we shall learn:

Where not to use any Artilce.

Video Tutorial in English Part 1/2

Video Tutorial in English Part 2/2

Unit 45: Definite Article

noreply@blogger.com (cyber Teacher) — Sun, 07 Mar 2010 16:12:00 +0000

Definite Article (The)

In this lesson of Learning English as a second language, we shall learn:

How to use Definite Article
The most important and daily life use of Definite Article.

I hope you have already gone through Unit 44 Indefinite Article, in that unit we learnt that Indefinite Articles are used before common, singular and countable nouns. Unlike Indefinite Articles, we have only one Definite Article (The) and is used with proper or definite nouns. It can be used with singular and plural nouns and also with countable and uncountable nouns.

Video Tutorial in English

Video Tutorial in Urdu

To use Definite Article before a noun, a rule of thumb is that, it has to be a proper or definite noun. To learn and use Definite Article properly, you need to remember the following:

Definite Article is used:

When we talk about a particular person or a thing or one already mentioned (a common noun becomes proper when mentioned again).

Example:

The car you want has been sold.

Let's go to the park

The boy who we met last Friday was murdered last night.

I bought a cat yesterday. The cat is black.

Note: The above mentioned usage is the most important use of Definite Article and is a part of daily life conversation. When a speaker and a listener both know what they are talking about it becomes proper. Example 1 shows that both the speaker and the listener know the car they are talking about.

Example 2 shows that both the speaker and listener know about the park which makes it proper. In Example 3, imagine that your friend and you met a boy last Friday for the the first time. Last night the same boy was murdered. You called your friend to inform him and said "The boy who we met last Friday was murdered last night". You are saying "The boy " not "A boy" because both your friend and you know which boy you are talking about.

In Example 4, you can see that when I first mentioned the cat I used "A" before cat. When I told more about the same cat, I used "The" before cat. Because a common noun becomes proper when mentioned again.

If you still have any questions regarding this use of Definite Article, you can contact me using the Contact form.

When a singular noun is meant to represent a whole class.

Example:

The cat is a pet animal.

The cow is a useful animal.

Before the names of oceans, seas and rivers:

Example The Arctic Ocean, The Red Sea , The Nile.

Before the names of Canals:

Example:

The Panama Canal, The Suez Canal.

Before the names of deserts:

Example:

The Sahara, The Kalahari Desert , The Cholistan.

Before the names of groups of islands:

Example:

The Maldives Islands, The West Indies.

Before the names of mountain ranges:

Example:

The Himalayas, The Hindu Kush.

Before the names of countries which include Republic, Kingdom and United:

Example: The United Arab Emirates, The United States of America , The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

Before the names of holy books:

Example:

The Holy Quran, The Holy Bible, The Holy Torah.

Before the names of things one of their kind:

Example:

The Sun, The Moon ,The Earth.

Before a proper noun when it is qualified by an adjective:

Example:

The Great Caesar, The Immortal Shakespeare. (The Caesar X, The Shakespeare X)

With superlative degree of an adjective:

Example:

The darkest cloud, The best book.

With ordinal (The number designating place in an ordered sequence)

Example:

The first, The second , The third.

Before the names of musical instruments:

Example:

The piano, The guitar, The violin.

Using Articles, whether Definite or Indefinite, requires a lot of practice. You must read, listen, write and speak as much as possible to practice the use of Definite and Indefinite Articles. That's all in this lesson , Happy Learning!!!

Exercise No1: Fill in the blanks using suitable Articles:

Aslam wants to be engineer when he grows up.
Sue is doctor.
Earth revolves around the sun.
I saw man with pistol. man shot girl.
I got caught in traffic jam yesterday morning.
This is crucial matter.
There is ant crawling on your shoulder.
He is eating orange.
Saleem does not have car.
My brother has electric oven.
Who is tallest boy in your class?
I need rubber to rub this word.
Have you ever seen ostrich?
He is reciting Holy Quran. Don't disturb him.
My mother gives me apple everyday.
This is best present I have ever got.
Aslam's hen lays ten eggs day.
Arsalan has eraser and sharpener.
I love playing piano.
computer is a very useful machine.
Did you buy encyclopedia yesterday?
Who is oldest man in your village?
Where is manager of this hotel?
boy fell into Black Sea from cruise ship but boy survived.
books I gave you last month, I want them right now.
This year Ali got first, Aslam got second and I got third position in the final examination.
Have you ever been to Solomon Islands.
What intriguing question!
I saw American year ago.
You were carrying oval box last night. What was in it?

Check Answers

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a
The
a, a, the, a
a
a
an
an
a
an
the
a
an
the
an
the
a
an, a
The
The
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the
the
a , the , a, the
The
the, the ,the
The
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an, a
an

Unit 45: Definite Article (Video In Urdu)

noreply@blogger.com (cyber Teacher) — Sun, 07 Mar 2010 15:59:00 +0000

Definite Article

In this lesson of learning English as a second Language, we shall learn:

The right way to use Definite Article.
The most important or everyday use of Definite Article.

Video Tutorial in Urdu Part 1/2

Video Tutorial in Urdu Part 2/2

Unit 45: Definite Article (Video In English)

noreply@blogger.com (cyber Teacher) — Sun, 07 Mar 2010 15:53:00 +0000

Definite Article

In this lesson of learning English as a second Language, we shall learn:

The right way to use Definite Article.
The most important or everyday use of Definite Article.

Video Tutorial in English

6 Minute English (Dhaka)

noreply@blogger.com (cyber Teacher) — Sun, 31 Jan 2010 16:37:00 +0000

6 Minute English (Dhaka)

In this part of 6 Minute English you will learn about schooling. This program
is about Dhaka. It particularly focuses traffic. You will learn new vocabulary
related to traffic and improve your listening skills simultaneously.

DHAKA

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6 Minute English (Mountain)

noreply@blogger.com (cyber Teacher) — Wed, 27 Jan 2010 14:41:00 +0000

6 Minute English (Mountain)

This part is about if there is a difference between a mountain and a hill. Dictionaries usually tell you that a mountain is higher than a hill. You will also learn some great vocabulary and improving your listening skill like all other parts of 6 Minute English.

Mountain

6 Minute English (School)

noreply@blogger.com (cyber Teacher) — Wed, 27 Jan 2010 14:34:00 +0000

6 Minute English (School)

In this part of 6 Minute English you will learn about schooling. This program is about ex child soldiers in Sudan and that how schools were built for them to learn. The program, like all other programs of 6 Minute English, will improve your vocabulary and listening.

SCHOOL

The Importance of Grammar

noreply@blogger.com (cyber Teacher) — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 18:17:00 +0000

The Importance of Grammar

Communication is the heart and soul of the human experience. The process communication mainly includes speaking , listening, and writing. Nobody actually learns grammar to learn his/ her own mother tongue. It is a natural phenomenon that we start speaking what everybody speaks around us. We gradually develop a better sense of understanding with the passage of time.

We don't study grammar of our own mother tongue to use it for daily speaking, but when we need to polish our own mother tongue, we have to study its grammar and we usually do that. When we come to learning a new language like English language, we need to study its grammar, the importance of grammar cannot be neglected and before we do that we need to understand what grammar is.

Grammar is the study of words and the ways words work together. An invisible force that guides us as we put words together into sentences. Any person who communicates using a particular language is consciously or unconsciously aware of the grammar of that language.

To speak in a clearer and more effective manner we study grammar. A person who has unconscious knowledge of grammar may be sufficient for simple language use, but the ones who wish to communicate in an artful manner and well, will seek greater depth of understanding and proficiency that the study of grammar provides.

Learn English Grammar Here

The Best Way To Learn English

noreply@blogger.com (cyber Teacher) — Mon, 18 Jan 2010 18:57:00 +0000

The Best Way

To Learn English

There are many ways of learning English Language. You can purchase English language books, join an English language school, buy English language learning CDs, or even utilize English language soft wares which you can easily install in your computer and can improve your English Language. Out of all these methods, there is one which I believe is the best, which is learning English through English Video Tutorials.

Online English Video tutorials help you to learn English conveniently. You don't need to follow any strict English language centre class timings. You can easily learn English at home or office. Video lessons are really great for those who are busy in some other courses. Such kind of people can easily improve their English language skills whenever they get time.

One can easily develop English language skills well and in an efficient manner and this is the best thing about online English video lessons. Another great advantage is that you don't have to read long explanations. English video lessons save your time too. You can also go through a tutorial as many times you like and can easily comprehend each and everything.

It is said that WE REMEMBER 10 % of what we read. 20% of what we hear. 30% of what we see. 50% of what we see and hear. 70% of what we discuss with others. It means that watching English learning lessons are far more better than just listening to any audio lecture or just reading any webpage or book.

You can find great English video lectures on my website, both in English and Urdu. You can also solve exercises after going through the lessons to check your understanding. Please visit www.atozofenglish.com

Unit 44: Indefinite Articles

noreply@blogger.com (cyber Teacher) — Tue, 12 Jan 2010 17:58:00 +0000

Indefinite Articles (A, An)

In this lesson of learning English as a second language, we shall learn:

The right way of using Indefinite Articles (a , an)

In Unit 1 Verb to be we learnt very basic thing about how to use A or An. The thing I told you about using indefinite articles in that unit was that, indefinite articles are always used before a noun and it has to be a singular noun. In this lesson we are going to learn in depth about the application of indefinite articles.

Video Tutorial in English

Video Tutorial in Urdu

There are two kinds of Article:

Indefinite Articles (A, An)
Definite Article (The.

Articles are actually adjectives because they do the work of an adjective. You know that an adjective is a word that defines a noun. Articles do the same thing they give us more information about a noun.

For example :

If you say A boy it means 1 boy so here A =1 likewise, An orange = 1 orange , so in these examples A and An are working as adjectives of number. Well our topic is not adjectives; I just wanted to tell you that Articles are basically adjectives.

Conditions for the application of Indefinite Articles:

A noun must be singular.
A noun must be common.
A noun must be countable.

Before using indefinite article before a noun, you must keep the above mentioned conditions in your mind. If a noun has only one, or two of the above conditions, you can never use indefinite article before that noun. So for the application of an indefinite article, a noun must possess these three conditions.

For Example:

Boys ( You can not use any indefinite article with this word, although the word is common and countable but not singular. It possesses two conditions but it is not singular)
Sand ( You can not use any indefinite article with this word, although the word is common but not countable)
Girl (You can use an indefinite article with this word because it possesses all three conditions required for the application of an indefinite article before it)

Where to use A and Where to use An:

Above I explained the conditions for the application of indefinite articles. I did not tell you which noun takes (A) and which noun takes (An) before it. Now I will explain the real method of applying A and An. You may think that you already know it and it is a child's stuff, think again. You may have been taught at school, that if a noun begins with a Vowel, use (An) before that noun and if a noun begins with a Consonant, use (A) before that noun. Well I taught the same thing in Unit 1 but fairly speaking this method is to teach little children. The real idea behind using A or An is not the spelling of a word and if it starts with a Vowel or a Consonant.

The real method of finding if you should be using (A) or (An) is Pronunciation. It is a sound based rule and not the spelling based rule. If the initial sound of a word is pronounced directly from the throat, it is supposed to be a Vowel Sound and you should be using (An) before that noun.

For Example:

Orange (An orange) (The initial sound of this word directly comes from your throat, it means that you do not use your lips, or tongue to make this sound. The initial sound is a Vowel Sound, that is why we use An before orange)
Apple (An apple) (The initial sound of this word directly comes from your throat, it means that you do not use your lips, or tongue to make this sound. The initial sound is a Vowel Sound, that is why we use An before apple)

If the initial sound of a word is not produced from the throat and is produced using lips or tongue, it is supposed to be a Consonant Sound and you should be using (A) before that noun.

For Example:

Boy (A boy) (When you pronounce this word the initial sound does not come from the throat, but it is produced using the lips. So the initial sound is a Consonant Sound, that is why we use A before boy)
Chair ( A chair) (When you pronounce this word the initial sound does not come from the throat, but it is produced using the tongue. So the initial sound is a Consonant Sound, that is why we use A before Chair)

A few more Examples :

University ( A university) ( Although this word starts from a Vowel but the initial sound is not a Vowel Sound, it is a Consonant Sound (yoo- nu- ver- si -ty), here if we use (An) it would be entirely wrong.
European (A European) ( Although this word starts from a Vowel but the initial sound is not a Vowel Sound, it is a Consonant Sound. (yo -ro -pee- un)

Note: You need to learn Phonemic Symbols in order to pronounce words correctly.

Now you might think that the sound is coming from the throat, which is quite normal with the beginners. To solve this confusion I want you to pronounce Orange and then European. You will feel that the difference in the pronunciation and the initial sound of both of the words. Try to pronounce University and Umbrella. You can easily feel the difference among the two.

An Adjective before a Noun:

There may be times when you see an adjective before a noun while reading or you use an adjective before a noun while talking. Whatever you may be doing, reading , writing or speaking. I want to highlight a point here that what will you do if there is an adjective before a noun? Where will you use an article before the adjective or after the adjective.

For Example:

Tall boy ( Tall = Adjective) (Boy = Noun) In this example you have an adjective before a noun, whenever you have an adjective before a noun, use an article before the adjective. So in this example it will be (A tall boy)

Another important thing to remember is that when there is an adjective before a noun and that noun meets all the conditions for the application of Indefinite Article, you will not focus the initial sound of the noun but the adjective.

For Example:

1. An ugly girl (Ugly = Adjective) ( Girl = Noun) In this example you can see that an adjective (ugly) qualifies a noun (girl). You know that the noun (girl) is common , singular and countable, which means that it meets all the conditions and we can and must use an Indefinite Article before it . We also know that whatever the article we use it will be placed before the adjective (ugly) but we will not focus the initial sound of the noun (girl), we will focus the initial sound of the adjective (ugly). So it will be (An ugly girl ) if you say A ugly girl, focusing the initial sound of the noun (girl) that would be completely wrong.

That's all in this unit. I hope you understood all of it and still if you have any problems you can easily contact me regarding the topic.