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Improve your English Vocabulary (30 day series)

 Learn to Speak English like a Pro!

For fun and animated video lessons on improving English, click here: https://youtube.com/NovakidHS_English

**Check out the English-Hindi Vocabulary series: https://hindi-english-vocabulary-builder.html

Go through all the parts to get the maximum benefit from the lesson. Do share your feedback through the comment section. Thanks a lot in advance ☺️

1. Thirteen Ways to Bargain in English: http://13-ways-to-bargain-in-english

2. Some Common Sentences for Daily Conversation: http://some-sentences-of-daily-use

3. Restaurant Conversations: http://restaurant-conversations-in-english

4. English Idioms to express happiness: http://eight-english-idioms-to-express

5. Ways to ask someone to wait: http://10-ways-to-ask-someone-to-wait

6. Seven ways to express surprise in English: http://seven-ways-to-express-surprise

7. Ways to say Get We'll Soon in English: http://ways-to-say-get-well-soon-in-english

8. Question tags: http://hindi-to-english-questions-hindi.html

9. Expressing Opinions in English: http://expressing-opinions-in-english

10. Daily Conversation in English: http://some-sentences-of-daily-use-hindi 

11. Speak like an expert in English. Learn some fancy but commonly used words: http://novakidhs.blogspot.com/2022/03/english-hindi-vocabulary-part-1.html

12. Daily Conversation Phrases:  http://novakidhs.blogspot.com/2022/03/hindi-englisn-daily-conversation.htm

13. Love Idioms in English and their equivalent  Hindi Idioms http://novakidhs.blogspot.com/2022/03/hindi-english-vocabulary-love-idioms.htm

14. Phobias and their English and Hindi Words http://hindi-english-vocabulary-phobias-part-6

15. Everyday Conversation in English and their Hindi translation http://everyday-english-phrases

16. English Idioms along with their Hindi equivalent idioms http://english-idioms

17. English Idioms and their Hindi equivalent idioms:http://hindi-idioms-english

18.  Important and fancy adjectives and verbs that you can use instead of boring words: http://hindi-english-vocabulary

21. Learn what 'kind' of boredom are you suffering from and express them exactly: http://boredom-vocabulary

22. Sentences for Daily Conversations: http://some-sentences-of-daily-uselearn-to.html

23.Six innovative ways to congratulate someone: http://six-innovative-ways-to-congratulate.html

24. Five ways to say "Same to You" : http://five-ways-to-say-same-to-you.html

25. Five ways to say "You are Beautiful" : http://four-ways-to-compliment-someones-beauty.html

26. Phrases on Secrets: http://phrases-on-secrets.html

27. Ways to express Surprise! :http://ways-to-express-surprise-in-english 

28. Diwali related Vocabulary: http://novakidhs.blogspot.com/2022/10/diwali-related-vocabulary-in-hindi-and.html

29. 20 English Idioms Everyone Should Know! : http://novakidhs.blogspot.com/2023/01/20-english-idioms-that-everyone-should.html



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