English with Sathish!

Independence Day Speech   Good morning to all! I am happy to share a few words in our 79th independence celebration. We were under the British rule for many years and freedom fighter bought us freedom after a great struggle. We are enjoying the freedom due to the sacrifice of numerous people who fought for freedom. This freedom should be respected and never be misused it. Unity in diversity is the rich tradition of our nation. We may belong to different religion, community and region but we should stand together as an Indian rising beyond our differences. Humanity needs to flourish among us resulting in the brotherhood. A meaningful life is the life of purpose. We students must learn well and occupy high position in life. This is the duty which we need to do for our country with utmost sincerity. We are the future of India.  Thank you for this wonderful opportunity.. Jai Hind..

  Rules and Regulations  for Elocution  Ø The following are the rules and regulations for the finalists and are expected to comply with it. Ø The finalists are given the topic much ahead for their preparation. Ø The content of the participant’s speech is to strictly adhere the specified topic – “Glimpses of the constitution of India” Ø The finalists are asked to follow the time limit and not to extend their speech more than three minutes. Ø The speech of the finalists will be evaluated in an unbiased manner and there is no room for favoritism, sympathy or partiality in any manner. Ø No second chance will be provided to any finalist under any circumstance unless the Judge considers rightful to provide one.   Ø The speech will be judged on the based on the content, confidence, fluency, and body language. Ø Best two speeches will be selected and will be awarded later. Ø The judge is entitled with the right to disqualify any contestant if he/she is found to vi...

  101.Idiom: The best thing since sliced bread           Meaning:A good and useful invention       Sentence:The smartphone is the best thing since sliced bread.       102.Idiom: Walk in the other’s shoes         Meaning:To understand what the other is going through   Sentence:You will not understand unless you walk in their shoes.   103.Idiom: Break the ice                  Meaning:To make people feel comfortable with those who are unfamiliar to them Sentence:The communication trainer conducted an activity to break the ice.   104.Idiom: Having a monkey on your back              Meaning:To have a problem that you cannot solve or get rid off easily         Sentence:Not completi...

  51.Idiom: Like two peas in a pod Meaning:Be together always         Sentence:My cousin and I are always like two peas in a pod.   52.Idiom: Know which way the wind blows            Meaning:To understand what is happening             Sentence:As a detective, you are always obliged to learn which way the wind blows and then make a statement.   53.Idiom: Hit the nail on the head               Meaning:To do something the exact way in which it should be done / Also refers to giving a direct answer   Sentence:Harish hit the nail on the head with his decision to buy this piece of land.   54.Idiom: Catch more flies with honey than you can with vinegar Meaning:Getting what you want by being nice      Sentence:If you ask politely, you may be able...