Art of Thinking in English (PART 3)

Let’s sum up what we have learned from our previous articles.

• In the first article, we learned the importance of quitting the habit of translating from Hindi se English. As this habit hinders our ability to learn English and practice English speaking.
• In the second article, we learned about how to drop this habit and how you can successfully have an English-speaking conversation.
• Now we will tell you how to improve your communication skills, by thinking in English.

A person who can communicate effectively gains success in every walk of life, be it professional or personal. Communication is the medium through which we express our thoughts, feelings, ideas, and opinions.

Undoubtedly, it is hard to learn a new language and it’s even harder to think in a foreign language. Once you drop the habit of translating and instead adopt the habit of thinking in English, you tend to master the art of English speaking.

In order to be an effective communicator, you need to practice the art of thinking in English. When you think in English you start to get fluent with the language and your thoughts start to convert into words and phrases. You automatically learn, how to speak English fluently and confidently.

Being able to think in English is like reaching an advanced stage of becoming a fluent English speaker. At this stage you are able to connect your thoughts with words and thus, they flow out of your mouth effortlessly.

At BAFEL, we also provide advanced courses in English like Creative Writing and Business English. These courses are to help professionals to excel in their respective fields. We also provide them with the necessary speaking English lessons which would help them later on in life.

1. Creative Writing (1month, 1 hr. session)

This course is for those individuals who want to have a successful career in the field of creative writing.

Key features

• How to create a plot for a storyline
• Conceptualization of an idea
• Story Development, through imagination and creativity.
• The closing of the narrative with different ends
• Enrich your writing skills by using phrases, similes, metaphors   and symbols, monologues and dialogues, satires, punning, paradoxical situations, and soliloquy

2. Business English (1 Month, 1 hr. sessions)

This course is for working professionals or fresh graduates who lack business communication skills.

Key Features

• Forming thoughts and ideas
• How to make effective presentations
• Business terminology and vocabulary
• Drafting official letters
• Preparation of quotations for business proposals
• Developing e-mail etiquette