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Watching English Movies is one thing, but to understand it deeply is different. Most viewers of a film often fail to grasp the meaning of a film. But, few people watch films with great interest, closely follow almost every aspect of it. I am one of them. I love the Original Versions I am also one of those people who does not care about watching dubbed English Films. I prefer to watch movies in their original form – in the English Language. Since I completed my spoken English training classes online in Kolkata and practiced my skills. I like it that way. But you must be thinking that why I am talking about this odd subject right now. Well, if you are among those serious movie viewers who care about the story, screenplay, acting, and other kinds of artistic stuff, then you understand it. In my friend circle, I am the only person who cares about the artistic side of foreign films. It felt lonely sometimes, but I know that I understand good movies like no one else in the circle. It ...

You may know that the English Language is the most preferred spoken in the World. More than 1.1 billion English speakers are presently living in the World. There are 370+ million native English users and 610 million people use it as Second Language.  Young people from the Third World countries hire spoken English trainer to achieve fluency in English. Did you ever ask out of curiosity - “How the English has become the Global Language in the World?” Well then the answer is long. And the secrets lies in the history book. The British Colonization The British Empire was the Largest Empire in the World, by Nineteenth Century. By 1920, it has covered almost 35.5 million square Km in the World. It had colonies spread all over the World. Even, USA was once a colony of the British. The worldwide possession has spread the English culture and language to each and every corner in the Earth . T he Path to Higher Education Within 19 th century the English became associated with...