Hi my MBA classes will start within a couple of months,before that I want to brush up my english;it ain't really a brush up though,am building it from the ground up.
Currently am working on my vocabulary,and don't have a roadmap of "what to do next";probably grammar.But basically am learning words the "prefix suffix and root" way.Am memorizing the keys so that I can easily recognize words.The problem is the book that am currently reading has only 259 keys,is that enough?I don't think so,every now and then I encounter word roots or sufffixes or prefixes which aren't included in the book(INSTANT VOCABULARY By IDA EHRLICH);is there any other good book you can suggest?
There is a certain amount of words that a sophisticated person should know,I neither know the numbers nor the book name,but one is "Word Guide by Norman Lewis"but contains 120,000 words which I can't do or may be I can if you guys can help.Please suggest me a good book or books which contain words required for a Business edu. pursuant .
Also,there is a exhaustive list of books on topics like phonetics,grammar,punctuation,preposition,word power,one word substitution,yada yada yada...,am utterly confused which one to pick up next.I certainly don't have a roadmap to proper english,looking forward for help from you guys.
Regards Andee
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Ameet148 Hi my MBA classes will start within a couple of months If I were in your shoes, I would find out what textbooks your classes will use, and order them now. When they arrive, skim them for new vocabulary words, and make a personalized list to study. That will be a specifically targeted preparation for classes rather than a diluted shotgun approach.
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Ameet148Hi my MBA classes will start within a couple of months
If I were in your shoes, I would find out what textbooks your classes will use, and order them now. When they arrive, skim them for new vocabulary words, and make a personalized list to study. That will be a specifically targeted preparation for classes rather than a diluted shotgun approach.
Thanks for the reply sir,but am looking forward to improve my english as much as I can even though I have only couple of months left,am studying the whole day trying to give my 100%.After completing the english part I want to jump straight into logical reasoning and mathematics which is directly related to MBA.
For the time being can you guide me to enhance my english.
Thanks for the reply sir,butI am looking forward to improve myEnglish as much as I can even though I have only couple of months left,am studying the whole day trying to give my 100