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Free English lessons for Hindi speakers
45 lessons, each with Hindi translations, the mistakes Hindi speakers commonly make, and practice questions.
- Common English mistakes Hindi speakers makeEvery correction from every lesson, in one place
- Practise real conversations50 role-plays with Vaani, from ordering chai to a salary negotiation
Grammar Foundations
Rules, mistakes, sentence-building blocks.
- The 12 TensesMaster all 12 English tenses with Hindi comparison
- ConnectorsLink ideas naturally — and, but, because, although
- Articles & Prepositionsa, an, the and the tricky little words
- Modal Verbscan, could, should, must, would — used right
- Confusing Pairsaffect vs effect, since vs for, and more
- Hinglish Fixes40 common Hindi-to-English mistakes, fixed
- Subject-Verb AgreementWhen to add -s/-es to the verb
- Word Order & QuestionsVerb in the middle, not at the end — plus questions
- Prepositionsin / on / at for time, place, and more
- Plurals & UncountablesWhy 'informations' is wrong
- Comparatives & Superlativesbigger, biggest, more better is wrong
- Punctuation & CapitalizationCommas, apostrophes, capital letters
- Gerund vs Infinitiveenjoy doing vs want to do — the verbs list
- Reported SpeechBackshifting tenses when reporting
- Passive VoiceWhen (and when NOT) to use passive
- Conditionals (If / Would)Zero, First, Second, Third — all four
Vocabulary
Themed word packs you can use today.
- Phrasal Verbsget up, give up, look after — everyday combos
- Most Common WordsCore verbs, linking words & everyday adjectives
- Workplace VocabularyMeetings, deliverables, KPIs, follow-ups
- Money & BankingUPI, EMI, SIP — Indian finance English
- Health & BodySymptoms, doctor, chemist English
- Tech & Smartphone EnglishWiFi, app, settings, troubleshooting
- Food & CookingIngredients, restaurant phrases, tastes
- Travel & TransportAirport, IRCTC, cab/auto, hotel
- Emotions & FeelingsBeyond happy/sad — express what you feel
- Collocationsmake / do / take / have / get combos
- Synonyms & Antonymssay vs tell, see vs watch, big vs large
Pronunciation & Listening
Tricky sounds, stress, listening skills.
- PronunciationSounds Hindi speakers find tricky
- 44 Phoneme Drillsv/w, th, schwa — the hardest sounds to say
- Word & Sentence StressPHOto vs phoTOgrapher; meaning shifts
- Connected Speechgonna, wanna, lemme — recognise them
- Listening: Gist vs DetailTop-down listening for news, IVR, podcasts
- Accent AwarenessClarity for BPO / international roles
Real-world Situations
Daily, phone, email, government, hospital.
- ConversationReady phrases for real-life situations
- Phone EtiquetteOpening, holding, transferring, ending
- Office Small TalkMonday-morning, lunch, weekend chat
- Email & WhatsApp WritingFormal vs casual; avoid Indian email clichés
- Social Media EnglishCaptions, comments, LinkedIn
- Daily TransactionsAuto, vendor, kirana, parcel
- Hospital & EmergencyDoctor, chemist, ambulance, insurance
- Government & BureaucracyAadhaar, passport, RTO, KYC
Career & Exam English
Interview, resume, IELTS / Duolingo.
- Job Interview Deep-DiveSTAR method + top 6 questions
- Resume & Cover LetterAction verbs, quantified impact, modern format
- IELTS / Duolingo TestFormat, Part 2 cue cards, ready phrases
Practice
Shadowing drills to build fluency.
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