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Essay About Learning English

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Apprehension in Learning English
Dr.K.RATHIGA
AP/ English,
Mepco Schlenk Engineering College,
Sivakasi.
Techno- boom is one of the wonders of the modern times. The explosion of technology in the modern years has made human life simpler than ever before by connecting the farthest parts of the world and sowing seeds for global interaction. In this set of connections, the language that emancipated as a common mode of communication without any tough fight is English. English, once a borrowed language, has become the language of choice in education, business and commerce. In the education system, English language has begun to prod out space with the local languages. It is irrefutable that English is essential for the advancement in professional life as well as in trade. It is no longer possible to break away from the presence of English and invariably one has to acquire it. So, Learning English has become mandatory and fashion of the day as it promotes the life style of the people by enabling them to get a job and …show more content…

But now, the process of learning English has become simpler because of the rich resources available in the form of printed materials in English and the soft copies in the form of the text or audio-video materials in CDs and other hard drives. Umpteen numbers of ways and means to master English is available in Internet. The learner is no longer feels humiliated as the learning often takes place in virtual settings and proffers him enough scope to improvise, develop and keep informed his language from time to time. Using these resources, one can master the language even without the proper guidance of a teacher. Though learning English has become easy, and there is extensive usage of the language in the urban areas, English is still atypical to many ordinary

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