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English as a Second Language- Indian English

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English as a Second Language- Indian English
 

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Where did Indian English come from?

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Why did English become important in India?

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Is English still used in India today?

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English is one of India's...

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What does ''prepone'' mean?

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What does ''tiffin'' mean in India?

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The world ''godown" means...

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Indians say "batchmate" instead of...

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"Timepass" means ...

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Why do many Indians use English to talk to each other?

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Indian English uses the present continuous tense for daily habits

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Indian English sometimes uses different prepositions, like “discuss about “

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Indian English speakers sometimes mix the “v” and “w” sounds

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Indian English usually pronounces the “r” sound clearly

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Vowel sounds in Indian English can be different from British or American English

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