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Types of English Reading for Indian College Students
Manimozhi Sayeekumar, M.A., M.Phil.
Abstract
The main purpose of reading is to understand the meaning of words, ideas, and the
relationship between them in order to comprehend the given information. In most classes the
teacher is the first reader. It is generally agreed that the teacher functions the guide who shows
the class how to read and retrieve all the relevant information from the text that is read.
Importance of Pronunciation
When we talk about communication apart from reading, pronunciation too plays a vital
role. Reading pronunciation is very important in that the reading material when read aloud will
not be understood if the audience and the reader of the text do not share common and accepted
reading pronunciation.
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Manimozhi Sayeekumar, M.A., M.Phil.
Head of the Department of English
Bharath University
173 Adaram Road
Chennai 600 073
Tamilnadu
India
manisayee2006@yahoo.co.in
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