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Hi, I am Beulah from India. I am working as a software developer... #1 (permalink) Thu Jul 16, 2009 14:50 pm   Hi, I am Beulah from India. I am working as a software developer...		  
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I am Beulah from India.I am working as a software developer I want to speak english fluently.I have no proper basic knowledge.Help me through this www.english-test.net

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Hi #2 (permalink) Thu Jul 16, 2009 15:35 pm   Hi		  
I thought that in India everybody speaks English. Am I wrong?
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Hi #3 (permalink) Thu Jul 16, 2009 17:31 pm   Hi		  
Someone wrote:
I thought that in India everybody speaks English. Am I wrong?


India is a big country and has more than 1 billion of people.So there may be people who can not speak english fluently

Beulah Prasanthi

I do not have perfect grammer however I can speak ,I dont know how could I speak fluently without perfect grammer but practising is really important and you have chances to do speaking and practising with people,as you know India's second language is English
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