Reasons to learn English grammar: – It is easier to express one's thoughts. – More job opportunities. – Improve communication in English. – Better understand English texts. – To sound more professional and to speak in a formal environment. – To convey your message effectively. – Strengthen your self-confidence. About the teacher – English grammar: - Mother tongue of English (level C2). - 19 years of study entirely in English (school and university). - Earned a degree in English from Harvard University, in addition to other English certifications. - Worked in English-speaking environments. - Certified to teach English as a Foreign Language (TEFL). - Experience of teaching students of different nationalities and different age groups. - Won over 50 English language awards, including the prestigious Classic Literature Award from Penguin Publishers and the youngest finalist in the Balshree Award (10 years) awarded by the Government of India. - Has published two children's story books in English. - 2 years of experience teaching English at university

Reasons to learn English grammar: – It is easier to express one's thoughts. – More job opportunities. – Improve communication in English. – Better understand English texts. – To sound more professional and to speak in a formal environment. – To convey your message effectively. – Strengthen your self-confidence. About the teacher: - Mother tongue of English (level C2). - 19 years of study entirely in English (school and university). - Earned a degree in English from Harvard University, in addition to other English certifications. - Worked in English-speaking environments. - Certified to teach English as a Foreign Language (TEFL). - Experience of teaching students of different nationalities and different age groups. - Won over 50 English language awards, including the prestigious Classic Literature Award from Penguin Publishers and the youngest finalist in the Balshree Award (10 years) awarded by the Government of India. - Has published two children's story books in English. - 2 years of experience teaching English at university

Conversational Tamil, which differs from literary/formal/written Tamil, allows for basic conversations with native Tamil speakers. For example, expatriates who settle in Tamil Nadu and Pondicherry for work, tourism, family, etc.