5000 + Daily Use English Sentences

 

Book Overview

Title: 5000+ Daily Use English Sentences Author: Kanchan Keshari (with contributions from Adwita Keshari in some editions, under "Learn with Adi" series) Publication Date: February 2, 2023 (Initial Edition; updated variants in 2023-2024) Formats Available: Paperback (primary; around 456 pages), PDF downloads via platforms like Issuu or Scribd, and bundled editions on e-commerce sites. Genre: Language Learning / English as a Second Language (ESL) / Self-Help for Spoken English This beginner-friendly guide is a treasure trove for Hindi-speaking learners aiming to master everyday English conversations. Kanchan Keshari, an experienced English educator focused on practical spoken skills (known for her "English Connection" series and online classes), compiles over 5,000 real-life sentences translated from Hindi. It's structured for gradual fluency-building, blending sentence examples with grammar basics, a built-in dictionary, and interactive exercises. Ideal for Indian students or professionals, it transforms rote learning into confident daily use—think ordering food, office chit-chat, or family talks—without overwhelming jargon.Key Themes and Benefits

• Core Focus: Everyday practicality over perfection. It demystifies English by providing Hindi-to-English translations for common scenarios, emphasizing speaking confidence through repetition and context.
• Target Audience: Absolute beginners, intermediate learners, or anyone in India/non-native regions struggling with conversational English. Great for school/college students, job seekers, or homemakers prepping for real-world interactions.
• Approach: Simple, progressive lessons with no-frills explanations. Includes 125 lessons, 25 exercises per section, and a compact dictionary for quick lookups. Sentences range from 1-3 words (e.g., "Good morning") to full dialogues, making it versatile for quick practice.
• Outcomes: Users report faster fluency, reduced hesitation in speaking, and better grasp of grammar rules. It's like a "pocket coach" for 30-day fluency challenges, with many noting improved job interviews or social ease.

The StructureOrganized into thematic lessons covering daily routines, the book progresses from basics to nuanced dialogues. Based on previews and descriptions, here's a high-level outline:

Section/Lesson Range	Focus Area	Sample Content/Exercises
Lessons 1-30: Greetings & Basics	Morning Routines & Introductions	Translations like "Aaj ka mausam kaisa hai?" → "How is the weather today?"; exercises: Match Hindi phrases to English; build 5-sentence intros.
Lessons 31-70: Daily Interactions	Shopping, Travel, & Work	Sentences for bargaining ("Kitna kimat hai?") → "How much does it cost?"; role-play: Simulate a market chat; vocabulary quizzes on numbers/colors.
Lessons 71-100: Social & Family	Relationships & Emotions	Dialogues like expressing feelings ("Mujhe khushi ho rahi hai") → "I'm feeling happy"; activities: Rewrite family arguments in polite English.
Lessons 101-125: Advanced Daily	Opinions, Negotiations & Fun	Complex sentences for debates ("Mera vichar yeh hai ki...") → "In my opinion..."; final exercises: Create your own 10-sentence story with dictionary aid.

Each lesson ends with practice prompts, ensuring active recall over passive reading.Reader Reviews and Impact

• Average Rating: 4.6/5 on Goodreads (8+ ratings) and Amazon India (hundreds of reviews).
• Praise: "A game-changer for beginners—simple translations and exercises built my confidence overnight." Many love the Hindi support and real-life applicability, with one user calling it "better than pricey apps." Flipkart reviewers echo: "Lots of sentences we use daily but couldn't say in English."
• Critiques: Some note short sentences dominate (e.g., 3-word phrases), and a few mention minor printing issues in paperbacks. Best for ESL starters, not advanced speakers.
• Real-World Wins: Readers share stories of acing English interviews, smoother family convos, and even teaching kids—aligning with Keshari's mission to light the way for Indian learners.

Why Read It?In a global job market where English opens doors, this book skips the fluff for instant usability. If Hindi is your base and English feels daunting, Keshari's 5,000+ examples make fluency feel achievable—one sentence at a time. It's not just a book; it's a stepping stone to unscripted chats that boost opportunities and connections.Where to Get It:

• Amazon India (Paperback) (~₹199-250; free shipping for Prime).
• Flipkart (~₹180; COD available).
• Amazon.com (International) (~$10-15).
• Free PDF previews on Issuu or Scribd.
• Bundled editions with "Morning to Evening" activities on Meesho (~₹200).

If you'd like sample sentences, a PDF excerpt analysis, or recommendations for similar ESL books (e.g., Learn English in 30 Days), just ask!