MIMSE sets a batch only for freshers free of charge

MIMSE GLOBAL ENGLISH welcomes freshers to boost 'how to attend an interview.'

It's completely free for five classes.
Time 7pm to 8pm- Monday to Friday.

MIMSE passionately offers only to freshers who've quietly completed their Engineering courses at any discipline.

This free offer will be lasting only on June.

The Director
MIMSE GLOBAL ENGLISH
NAGAPATTINAM

NEARBY GOOD SEEDS TO BE SOLD IN FARTHER

People wouldn't approach a good thing which is available nearby. If it is labelled from farther distance, even it costs for multi times, the same people will be on queue.

This is the thing what we sell in Nagapattinam.

MIMSE GLOBAL ENGLISH 
NAGAPATTINAM

ENGLISH WORDS FROM TAMIL. A COLLECTION FROM WEB. COURTESY: GUTEN BERG PUBLISHER

English word	Tamil word	Transliteration	Meaning
anaconda	ஆனை கொன்றான்	aanai kondraan	elephant killer[2]
alvar	ஆழ்வார்	āl̤vār	sink, be absorbed[3]
anicut	அணைக்கட்டு	anaikattu	dam structure[4]
betel	வெற்றிலை	vettrilai	a plant leaf[5]
candy	கண்டு	kantu	candy[6]
cash	காசு	kāsu	coin money[7]
catamaran	கட்டுமரம்	kattumaram	tied wood[8]
cheroot	சுருட்டு	suruṭṭu	roll[9]
coir	கயிறு	kayiru	rope[10]
coolie, cooly	கூலி	cooli	labour, hire[11]
corundum	குருந்தம்/குருவிந்தம்	kuruntham/kuruvintham	ruby[12]
cot	கட்டில்	kattil	bedstead[13]
cowrie, cowry	கொடு	kotu	shell[14]
culvert	கல்வெட்டு	culvettu	stone inscription[15]
curry	கறி	kari	curry[16]
ginger	இஞ்சி வேர்	iñcivēr	ginger root[17]
godown	கிடங்கு	kidangu	store room[18]
jaggery	சக்கரை	chakkarai	sugar[19]
kabaddi	கை-பிடி	kai pidi	hold hands[20]
mango	மாங்காய்	maangaai	unripe mango[21]
mongoose	மங்குஸ்	mangus	snake killing ichneumon[22]
moringa	முருங்கை	murungai	drumstick[23]
mulligatawny	மிளகுத்தண்ணீர்	milagu thanneer	pepper water[24]
mung bean	முங்கு	mūngu	sink/soak[25]
pagoda	பகாவடி	pagavadi	house belonging to a deity[26]
pariah, pariahdom	பறையர்	paṟaiyar	drummer[27]
patchouli	பச்சை இலை	pachchai ilai	green leaf[28]
pandal	பந்தல்	pandal	temporary shelter[29]
peacock	தோகை	tokei	peacock feather[30]
poon	புன்னை	punnai	Calophyllum inophyllum[31]
poppadom	பப்படம்	pappadam	a thin crisp flat bread[32]
sambal	சம்பல்	sambal	chilli based sauce[33]
Tamil	தமிழ்	tamil	n/a
teak	தேக்கு	thekku	a type of wood[34]
vetiver	வெட்டிவேர்	vettiver	a tropical Indian grass (Vetiveria zizanioides)[35]

A 20-hour coaching programme for freshers to attend interview.

                                                                                        
Are you a fresher, completed newly your Engineering course?, Hurry up for interview..?

Attend with us a 20-hour coaching programme. One hour daily at your optional hour.

You'll be trained the following.

• How to attend an interview with right dress code?
• How to start and go ahead your communication during interview?
• What to express and to hide during interview's conversation?
• How to break ice to express your core matter?
• How and what to say your hobbies during interview?
• How to prepare your documents for your interview?
• What are the tactics to attract your interviewer that you should know ever?
• How to hurl up nervous during interview?
• How to dominate your interviewer on bargaining for salary?
• How to get a flow conversation in speaking English? 

You may utilise this training available nearby your place for a affordable price while a big amount is charged in cities.

Contact for more details
MAGHENDRAA GLOBAL ENGLISH COACHING CENTRE
NAGAPATTINAM
DIAL 9842490745

How should a non-native of English make his mind think ideas in English?

NEW POST FROM THE FOUNDER

It's nothing surprise if a native of English thinks ideas in English, because it's their habitual like others do in their tongues.

But English is almost deserved more than a mother tongue in many countries like India, Srilanka, Singapore and so on.

Their problem is to think ideas in English. Why to think ideas in English..? If you do not do so, you cannot be frequent in English, that is my point of view as far my experience.

If don't think idea in English what will happen?
Nothing will occur but, Do your communication in your tongue, None could obstruct you .

But if there is situation to handle only in English as it happens in India's offices, you must start to practice to think in English.

What has to be done initially to have that sense?
The only way LISTENING SPEAKING READING and WRITING.

You might have heard the word LSRW- Yeah, the same what I say here.
How to do these exercises? Through a master...? You may be done, but the first master for this is you.

Listen one's speech.
Speak, right or wrong. DON'T TRANSLATE FROM YOUR DIALECT.
Read various books in various topics again and again. there is no finite in this.
Write your ideas in English in your own style. here also, Do not translate from your dialect.

Do these countlessly.

Your mind will automatically start to think ideas in English without conveying you.

Thanks. we'll meet at an another occasion.
V.MAHENDIRAN
FOUNDER- MAGHENDRAA GLOBAL ENGLISH COACHING CENTRE
NAGAPATTINAM
poigaimahi@gmail.com

When you attend an Interview, what do you have to do commonly?

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Hi all, 
When you attend an  Interview, what do you have to do commonly?

• Just sit in your place till your name is called.
• Walk in long step almost into the cabin, but not to jump, man!
• Sit properly in your seat, Don't fear, Devil is not in front of you.
• Think positive, but not to concentrate more aggressive the questions.
• If  you know answer, just do it without struck.
• Don't hesitate or tackle to answer, if you do not know, just say 'I am not sure'
• Speak fearlessly. the place is not end to you.
• Don't roam your eyes here and there or up and down. But don't sit like a statue.
• Communicate in English, if they turn to your tongue, answer in your tongue.
• Core matter is up to you. Mostly be good in your subject.
• If they ask 'How much do you expect?' Just you say, 'As I am a fresher, if I am paid 2 to 3 k per month, I will be grateful'
• Don't be a talkative but never be silent on questioning.
• Have a glance about the company of its website before going for interview.

BEST OF LUCK.

V.MAHENDIRAN
FOUNDER- MAGHENDRAA GLOBAL ENGLISH COACHING CENTRE
NAGAPATTINAM

Do you need our visiting class for counseling your students...?

NEW POST FROM V.MAHENDIRAN THE DIRECTOR - MIMSE GLOBAL ENGLISH NAGAPATTINAM
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Hello Institutionalists.

Greetings.

Part time service for counseling your students is available now in MIMSE.
Based on the agreement basis, I'll visit as a part time faculty to your institution.
If you wish, you may dial me for which basis you may utilise our service at your institution.
Thanking you
V.MAHENDIRAN
FOUNDER MIMSE GLOBAL ENGLISH NAGAPATTINAM
DIAL 9842490745 

MIMSE CAN BE A PART TIME ADVISOR / COUNSELLOR TO YOUR INSTITUTION

NEW POST FROM V.MAHENDIRAN THE DIRECTOR - MIMSE GLOBAL ENGLISH NAGAPATTINAM

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I, the founder of MIMSE GLOBAL ENGLISH, can be a visiting part time advisor to you esteemed Institution. Likely I could visit the institutions which are located in Nagapattinam, Thiruvarur and Thanjavur districts.

What  may students benefit of this visit?

Nothing but to enhance your students' quality in studies by individual and group counselling.

What may your institution gain of this visit?

Your staff members individually counselled how to treat students such as, How to handle classes on their respective subjects; How to obey the academy rules: Why and how they should obey the domestic rules of your institutions; Above all how to handle English in classroom activities, and the admin and principal will be counselled to use enthusiastic activities to control manpower to obtain smart work from employees.

How am I eligible to do this proposal?

I have 31 years experience in industries and Institutions in various positions after meeting some master degrees in English and Economics and some additional courses in abroad.

Assigning visit is your optional like weekly or fortnightly or monthly, however, on the day I will be present full time at your Institution.

Perhaps you aren't satisfied of my counselling and if there is flaw against your institution, you can withdraw our agreement at anytime.

The remuneration for my visit is Rs. 5000 + T.A per visit.

If you wish to adapt this assignment, you may call to 9842490745 or mail to poigaimahi@gmail.com for confirmation.

V.MAHENDIRAN 

FOUNDER MIMSE GLOBAL ENGLISH

FACILITATOR, ADVISOR, VISITING PROFESSOR

MIMSE GLOBAL ENGLISH FIRM

NAGAPATTINAM

MOBILE: 9842490745

E-MAIL: poigaimahi@gmail.com

GRAMMAR IS EASY BUT YOU FEEL IT IS CRUCIAL- PHASE-1 V.MAHENDIRAN

NEW POST FROM V.MAHENDIRAN THE DIRECTOR - MIMSE GLOBAL ENGLISH NAGAPATTINAM
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GRAMMAR IS EASY BUT YOU FEEL IT IS CRUCIAL- PHASE-1

V.MAHENDIRAN

One of my students asked me just now over phone, "Is Grammar important to speak in English..?"

I replied him that I was going to post the answer for your question in my blog so I am writing here.

First of all, what he separated Grammar as a pattern, is wrong, No one could label Grammar a content of English language, even in any language!

Grammar is a unit of rules for a language. Obeying or disobeying is the users' rights. If a person is good in knowing the rules of a language, he would not get struck to use such language, that's all. Being a trainer, we should recommend to learners as learning grammar is important to feel English is easy.

There is any parameter to say 'this is grammar', 'that is grammar'; 'this is not grammar'. Unfortunately the rules of a language are titled Grammar.  

Whatever you do in English is in under the grammar rule. For making ease students, Grammar might have been titled as a portion.

In my point of you, all is grammar in English when you approach it under rules. You may ask, which rule to be considered initially for being good in English.

My answer must be "All" but at least, to know the rules of voice, tense and statement will help you not to break rules when you speak or write.

You should be able to identify in which voice, tense and statement a sentence is done. This is the gate of grammar.

Voice, tense, statement should be studied passionately, not like learning an academy portion.

For eg. "Where did you go yesterday?" - is a sentence. You should be able to identify stated above.

This is in active voice, simple past tense and an interrogative statement.

LET YOU CLEAR ON IN THIS EXERCISE, FINDING VOICE, TENSE AND STATEMENT.

1.       Has she done well all?

2.       You are worst sometimes.

3.       Didn't you see the rocket-launching yesterday?

4.       All were done well.

5.       You are good.

6.       You can do it if it is understood easily.

7.       The rule must be followed.

8.       When was it sent?

9.       You should have done it.

10.   Will I be informed over phone?

We'll see the answers in the phase 2, continues soon.

V.MAHENDIRAN

FOUNDER MIMSE GLOBAL ENGLISH NAGAPATTINAM

VISITING FACILITATOR IN SOFT SKILLS AND COMMUNICATIVE ENGLISH

MOBILE: 9842490745

WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN 'IN' AND 'AT'...?

NEW POST FROM V.MAHENDIRAN THE DIRECTOR - MIMSE GLOBAL ENGLISH NAGAPATTINAM
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WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN 'IN' AND 'AT'...?

Seems to be similar in many situations, doesn't it? Yes, each may be replaced at many situations on focusing the place where the event happens.

Both are prepositions - is well known. But their usage differs with each other.

I AM IN NAGAPATTINAM

I AM AT NAGAPATTINAM

Both of them are right but slightly differ. What does it differ..?

If the guy stays there permanently, the first is right while the second means the he stays for sometimes. After an hour he might shift his place to Thiruvarur, because he is a medical rep.

YES, HE IS AT HOME, YOU MAY COME AND MEET HIM

YES, HE IS IN HOME, YOU MAY COME AND MEET HIM

Though grammatically both are right, in this situation, the second is right because it's nothing surprise if he leaves home thereafter.

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The one more big matter in this regard. AT is majored comparing to IN, as IN can be replaced by AT at many times particularly pointing out the place of action.

But when to mean the time of an action, only AT is used.

I'LL BE THERE AT 9 PM. (but not in 9 PM)

AT WHAT TIME DID YOU WAKE UP TODAY? (but not "in what time")

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Another one main usage there in English for AT

HE SHOUTED AT HIM SO LOUDLY.

YOUR DOG ALWAYS BARKS AT ME.

WHY ARE YOU LAUGHING AT ME?

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IN can also be used as an adverb besides a preposition

THE DOCTOR IS IN.

WHEN YOU HAD BEEN THERE WHO WAS IN?

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V.MAHENDIRAN

FOUNDER, MIMSE GLOBAL ENGLISH NAGAPATTINAM

VISITING FACILITATOR IN SOFT SKILLS AND COMMUNICATIVE ENGLISH

CALL 9842490745

BARE INFINITIVES - V.MAHENDIRAN

NEW POST FROM V.MAHENDIRAN THE DIRECTOR - MIMSE GLOBAL ENGLISH NAGAPATTINAM
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BARE INFINITIVES…..?

Simply saying an infinite verb which does not follow the preposition “TO” because of some situation is called BARE INFINITIVE.

In which situation does not an infinitive verb follow “TO”?

In your sentence, LET, SEE, HEAR, MAKE and a very few verbs are in finite case, the infinite verb what you may put in the same sentence will not follow “TO”.

See some examples.

·       Let me ask one question to you

·       A good teacher surely will make a student speak in English.

·        But the student must hear him do the same.

·       He is closely seeing on the sky shoot the brightened star.

Do remember, stating BARE INFINITIVE to an infinitive verb is depending upon which verb is used in finite section. The finite verbs seen above are not allowing any infinite verb used in the same sentence to follow “TO”.

V.MAHENDIRAN

FOUNDER MIMSE GLOBAL ENGLISH NAGAPATTINAM

VISITING FACILITATOR IN SOFT SKILLS AND COMMUNICATIVE ENGLISH

WHO CAN DRIVE THE ENGLISH CAR ON THE RIGHT ROAD?

NEW POST FROM V.MAHENDIRAN THE DIRECTOR - MIMSE GLOBAL ENGLISH NAGAPATTINAM
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Who can be good in English...? Is there any eligibility to shine in this...?

Is it necessary to be a native of English to be good in English?

My simple answer is nothing but you should love such language. Breathe it always by  reading magazines, news papers and by watching your interesting movies.

Behave with people who speak in English always...It's a very right form to be good in English.

All would say one, that is , an habitual matter shall be embedded automatically in mind. English is also done so in one's mind if one who wants to be good in English.

Theoretically,  so many patterns are observed and done across the world to intake or input English on one's mind. Whatever it may be, that is depending upon trainers and learners and their qualities. But the fact is that to drive the English car on road with and without a trainer. Till you get steering control you may need a trainer, later you are the best trainer to drive your English car. Where to slow, where to drive fast is in your hand.

Even a native speaker needs a trainer to drive the English car on the correct rout. If you are in need of a trainer always, it does not mean that you are learning English in good way.

Many times, you should try to drive your English car without adjacent sitter. Just you drive on the road where is not crowed. It means that you should speak at least your self.

Do you do this...?

If so, you are a good learner. It is equivalent to study hundreds of  Grammar books.

V.MAHENDIRAN
FOUNDER- MIMSE GLOBAL ENGLISH
VISITING FACILITATOR IN SOFT SKILLS AND COMMUNICATIVE ENGLISH 

INFINITE /INFINITIVE VERBS

NEW POST FROM V.MAHENDIRAN THE DIRECTOR - MIMSE GLOBAL ENGLISH NAGAPATTINAM
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INFINITE /INFINITIVE VERBS
[WRITTEN BY V.MAHENDIRAN]

What is an infinitive?

Merely saying, it’s known as endless. Not known yet whether it happened or not; there is no certainty of the event about what we speak.
“I went to Chennai to attend an Interview”
There are two events here, aren’t they? One is “Went”, another one is “Attend”.
“Went” is absolutely known as that has happened but not “Attend”, isn’t it? Whether the speaker has attended or not is not expressed here. So that “Went” is a finite verb and “Attend” is an infinite verb. Likely infinite verb is called infinitive verb.
Infinite verb is always placed secondly in a sentence. For being two verbs in this case, it is not a complex sentence. Just should be called a simple sentence unless another one finite is carried in a subordinate clause.

Let’s come to the sentence seen above. It is a simple sentence made in simple past tense but carrying an infinite verb that’s all. Likewise an infinite can be put in any tense of finite verb. But infinite shall not change its spot.
“I go to Chennai to attend an interview” Simple present tense
“I have gone to Chennai to attend an interview” Present perfect tense
“I am going to Chennai to attend an interview” Present continuous tense
“I had gone to Chennai to attend an interview” Past perfect tense
“I will go to Chennai to attend an interview” Future tense
[TENSE IS DETERMINED BASED ON THE FINITE VERB HERE, SEE, THE SAME INFINITE APPEARS.]

Are there any categories in infinite verb?
Yes, there are four types such as
1. SIMPLE INFINITE
2. PERFECT INFINITE
3. CONTINUOUS INFINITE
4. PERFECT CONTINUOUS INFINITE

Shall we activate different infinites in the same tense, I mean the tense- simple past? See what you know the difference.
“I went to Chennai to attend an Interview”
“I went to Chennai to have attended an Interview”
“I went to Chennai to be attending an Interview”
“I went to Chennai to have been attending an Interview”
[SIMPLE PAST TENSE IS CARRYING ALL CATEGORIES OF INFINITES.]

Category is not a matter but that is only infinite. But the meaning varies a bit.
The first one is just simple, the preposition “to” is followed
In the second, “to have” is followed by infinite. Meaning..? Infinite action is pledged more.
In the third, “to be” is followed; infinite is given importance to the duration of the action of the infinite action.
In the fourth, a long continual action is expressed in the infinite section.
[HOWEVER, FINITE IS SIMPLE PAST TENSE.]

By the way seen above, any category of infinite can be put in any tense of finite. That is the conclusion of this aspect.

Note: The prepositions followed by infinite shall be absent if some verbs, like SEE, HEAR, LET, MAKE are in finite section. Only that strategy is called BARE INFINITIVES.

We will see deeply about bare infinitive at another occasion.

Thanks.
V.MAHENDIRAN
FOUNDER MIMSE GLOBAL ENGLISH NAGAPATTINAM
VISITING FACILITATOR IN SOFT SKILLS AND COMMUNICATIVE ENGLISH
MOBILE: 91-9842490745

ADJECTIVE, ADJECTIVAL CLAUSE, DEFINED AND NON-DEFINED ADJECTIVAL CLAUSE

NEW POST FROM V.MAHENDIRAN THE DIRECTOR - MIMSE GLOBAL ENGLISH NAGAPATTINAM
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ADJECTIVE, ADJECTIVAL CLAUSE, DEFINED AND NON-DEFINED ADJECTIVAL CLAUSE

V.MAHENDIRAN

Who am I to say that this is an important one to handle English Language? All knows or should know themselves, without this sense even a mustard amount one couldn't speak or write in English faultlessly.

What is an adjectival clause?

A subordinate clause which supports to a main clause is known as an adjectival clause. A noun in a main clause that may be placed in subjective or predicate section is described by a sentence. This is called adjectival clause.

Why is it called adjectival clause?

The clause is in adjective position. Likely, you know well what an adjective is. A word which describes a noun is an adjective. Here a clause itself is supporting a noun, so that it is called adjectival clause.

INITIALLY LET'S KNOW WHAT AN ADJECTIVE IS.

Flat road, Fantastic idea, Cultural function, Motor cycle, English teacher Dining hall, Walking stick, Broken pieces, Spoken English, This boy, That girl, Some water, A few members...etc.

The contrasted above are called adjectives, those are describing the nouns which follow them. There are many types such as, standard adjective, noun adjective, present participle adjective, past participle adjective, demonstrative adjective, indefinite adjective.

Likewise "The man who came just now to meet our managing director is operating a new company where precious components are manufactured" - Here the contrasted are adjectives. As they are as a sentence (clause), it's called adjectival clause.

An adjectival clause can be in a subject or predicate section wherever a noun is, and if such noun need be described extra information.

SEE SOME ADJECTIVAL CLAUSES THAT ARE CONTRASTED (COLOURED) HERE

·       Mr. Ragu, Are you sure the matter what you are saying is true?

·       I don't think that the function what should be going on in this month will go on or not.

·       I too finished my degree in the college where you'd done.

·       The bread which my father wins is not thicker, so I am supporting him writing some article in the magazine which is a leading one in India.

·       The person whom you've called for interview has already worked in a company that was located in Mumbai.

Wherever a noun is, and if it needs description to express more information about it, adjectival clause can be put there.

If an adjectival clause is so important to a noun, the adjectival clause is known as defined or restrictive adjectival clause; in the case of an adjectival clause is not so necessary to a noun in a sentence, that is called non-defined or non-restrictive adjectival clause.

SEE A FUNNY ONE, YOU MAY KNOW WHAT IS IMPORTANT OF RESTRICTIVE AND NON-RESTRICTIVE ADJ CLAUSES

My wife who works in Delhi is a scientist. [The speaker has more than one wife; this adjective clause is defined one. Saying about which wife is needed. No comma is used in this case]

My wife, who works in Delhi, is a scientist. [The speaker of course is having only one loving wife; this adjectival clause is non-restrictive or non-defined. Comma is so important.

V.MAHENDIRAN

FOUNDER MIMSE GLOBAL ENGLISH

VISITING FACILITATOR OF SOFT SKILLS AND COMMUNICATIVE ENGLISH