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Veena M.

E-Tutor for Spoken English, French and Communication

Singanallur Nandanagar, Coimbatore, India - 641005.

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I'm an online tutor who holds a graduate degree in Visual Communication and a Masters in Mass Communication. I not only tutor for Spoken English, but also for French & all other subjects that fall within the realm of my specialization (i.e., Visual Communication & Mass Communication).

On a freelance coaching basis, I've been taking spoken English training classes for around two years, and French tutoring classes for five years. (The French classes have been for 11th standard students, 12th standard students, and for college students at the Bachelor's Degree course-level. Please note that the French classes are purely training for writing the respective examinations and not for learning how to speak French.)

Communication has become essential in today's world, and English, being the current universal language, is at the helm. My MO is to teach every student to speak and communicate naturally in English, to make you OWN the language as your own. For in essence, every language merely exists so that we can express ourselves to each other. How effectively and naturally one can do that is what will set that person apart from the crowd. If you're a student, my suggestion to you from the get-go is this: Don't fear the subject or it's use. It was molded in the first place by humans - people just like you and me - which means that you can learn it too.

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English

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Bharathiar University 2012

Master of Arts (M.A.)

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Singanallur Nandanagar, Coimbatore, India - 641005

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Spoken English classes

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Communication Skills Training

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Personality Development Training Classes

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5 out of 5 2 reviews

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"A very patient and hardworking person. Puts in great effort to make the student understand the concept. Gives fantastic examples and definitely possesses great skill and ability to teach. She is very enterprising and does not let the student feel stressed out. Helped me tremendously,cleared all my doubts and made me feel confident enough to face my board exams. My classes with her certainly helped me study with 0% stress and eventually I scored in 90's during my 12th boards. "

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French Language

"Veena has been a great support for me and helped me realize that learning french can be so fun :) it inspired me enough to pick up French full time :) She is not only a good teacher but also a great friend. She makes learning a fun experience. Thank you Veena for helping me realize my dream:) "

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1. Which classes do you teach?

I teach Communication Skills Training, Personality Development Training and Spoken English Classes.

2. Do you provide a demo class?

Yes, I provide a free demo class.

3. How many years of experience do you have?

I have been teaching for less than a year.

Answers by Veena (42)

Answered on 19/07/2016 Learn Language/Spoken English

That's because, usually, when "ui" comes together in a word, then it's pronounced as "wi". For example, "Quilt" is pronounced "Qwilt"; "Quill" is pronounced "Qwill", and so on. (There are exceptions to the rule, of course. But this is generally the case.)
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Answered on 19/07/2016 Learn Language/Spoken English

Then I seriously suggest using a good spell-check software. Perhaps the free browser extension from Grammarly? Other than that, you'll need to read more books in order to get familiar with the spellings of words. Good luck!
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Answered on 19/07/2016 Learn Language/Spoken English

It's because of the separation of syllables in each of the words. "Decide" has two syllables: "de" and "cide". The "cide" part ends with an "e" and so we pronounce the "i" in this syllable as a long vowel. "Decision" has three syllables: "de", "ci" and "sion". There is no "e" at the end of the second... ...more
It's because of the separation of syllables in each of the words. "Decide" has two syllables: "de" and "cide". The "cide" part ends with an "e" and so we pronounce the "i" in this syllable as a long vowel. "Decision" has three syllables: "de", "ci" and "sion". There is no "e" at the end of the second syllable in this word (or anything else that would make this vowel a long vowel) and so we pronounce the "i" in this syllable as a short vowel. Of course, there are exceptions to this rule. But generally, if there is a vowel in the middle of any syllable that ends with the letter "e", it's usually pronounced as a long vowel. For example, "re-side", "hide", "con-fide", "bon-a-fide" (i.e., "bonafide" in US pronunciation), etc. (Also note: In most of these cases of pronouncing long vowels, the syllable not only ends with the letter "e", but it is also the final syllable in the word.)
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Answered on 19/07/2016 Learn Language/Spoken English

Two syllables. "Sci" and "ence". It's just that we usually don't notice the (slight) change when we pronounce the word; that shift from the first syllable to the second. But it's there.
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Answered on 19/07/2016 Learn Language/Foreign Language/French Language

Soixante-treize or soixante-treize. It's pronounced "swazan threz".
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Teaches

Spoken English classes

Class Location

Online (video chat via skype, google hangout etc)

Student's Home

Tutor's Home

Communication Skills Training

Class Location

Online (video chat via skype, google hangout etc)

Student's Home

Tutor's Home

Personality Development Training Classes

Class Location

Online (video chat via skype, google hangout etc)

Student's Home

Tutor's Home

5 out of 5 2 reviews

Veena M.
S

French Language

"A very patient and hardworking person. Puts in great effort to make the student understand the concept. Gives fantastic examples and definitely possesses great skill and ability to teach. She is very enterprising and does not let the student feel stressed out. Helped me tremendously,cleared all my doubts and made me feel confident enough to face my board exams. My classes with her certainly helped me study with 0% stress and eventually I scored in 90's during my 12th boards. "

Veena M.
P

French Language

"Veena has been a great support for me and helped me realize that learning french can be so fun :) it inspired me enough to pick up French full time :) She is not only a good teacher but also a great friend. She makes learning a fun experience. Thank you Veena for helping me realize my dream:) "

Have you attended any class with Veena?

Answers by Veena M. (42)

Answered on 19/07/2016 Learn Language/Spoken English

That's because, usually, when "ui" comes together in a word, then it's pronounced as "wi". For example, "Quilt" is pronounced "Qwilt"; "Quill" is pronounced "Qwill", and so on. (There are exceptions to the rule, of course. But this is generally the case.)
Answers 4 Comments
Dislike Bookmark

Answered on 19/07/2016 Learn Language/Spoken English

Then I seriously suggest using a good spell-check software. Perhaps the free browser extension from Grammarly? Other than that, you'll need to read more books in order to get familiar with the spellings of words. Good luck!
Answers 52 Comments
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Answered on 19/07/2016 Learn Language/Spoken English

It's because of the separation of syllables in each of the words. "Decide" has two syllables: "de" and "cide". The "cide" part ends with an "e" and so we pronounce the "i" in this syllable as a long vowel. "Decision" has three syllables: "de", "ci" and "sion". There is no "e" at the end of the second... ...more
It's because of the separation of syllables in each of the words. "Decide" has two syllables: "de" and "cide". The "cide" part ends with an "e" and so we pronounce the "i" in this syllable as a long vowel. "Decision" has three syllables: "de", "ci" and "sion". There is no "e" at the end of the second syllable in this word (or anything else that would make this vowel a long vowel) and so we pronounce the "i" in this syllable as a short vowel. Of course, there are exceptions to this rule. But generally, if there is a vowel in the middle of any syllable that ends with the letter "e", it's usually pronounced as a long vowel. For example, "re-side", "hide", "con-fide", "bon-a-fide" (i.e., "bonafide" in US pronunciation), etc. (Also note: In most of these cases of pronouncing long vowels, the syllable not only ends with the letter "e", but it is also the final syllable in the word.)
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Answered on 19/07/2016 Learn Language/Spoken English

Two syllables. "Sci" and "ence". It's just that we usually don't notice the (slight) change when we pronounce the word; that shift from the first syllable to the second. But it's there.
Answers 92 Comments
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Answered on 19/07/2016 Learn Language/Foreign Language/French Language

Soixante-treize or soixante-treize. It's pronounced "swazan threz".
Answers 21 Comments
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Veena M. describes herself as E-Tutor for Spoken English, French and Communication. She conducts classes in Communication Skills Training, Personality Development Training and Spoken English. Veena is located in Singanallur Nandanagar, Coimbatore. Veena takes Online Classes- via online medium. She has 5 years of teaching experience . Veena has completed Master of Arts (M.A.) from Bharathiar University in 2012. She is well versed in English. Veena has got 2 reviews till now with 100% positive feedback.

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