We often hear our teachers saying that one should not use Telugu or Hindi while learning the English Language, but science has never said that even Psycholinguistics also hasn’t mentioned anything about it anywhere.

In fact, whenever we learn any foreign language, aren’t the teachers and students using English to understand the concepts?

Aren’t we taking the help of Telugu and Hindi in learning Sanskrit?

Aren’t we depending on Urdu while learning Arabic?

According to some articles on the “Role of Mother Tongue in learning English,” student can understand the concepts easily and quickly if the teacher uses Mother

Tongue, of course, not always, but wherever necessary.

Once the student understands the Grammar Concepts, then he can continue speaking in English.

So, daily, you make it a point to check yourself that you are able to express every sentence in  English also apart from your Mother’s tongue.

నాకు అతను లిఫ్ట్ ఇవ్వకపోతే , నేను ఐదు కిలోమీటర్లు      నడవాల్సొచ్చేది.Note: Read the following sentences and understand their meaning. Later on, you try to express the same in English in your own way. After that, you check the answers below and make the necessary corrections.

2. మేము మీకు ఓట్లు వేయకపోతే, మీరు సీఎం అవగలిగేవారా?

3. రాత్రి రెండు గంటలకు బయిటికి ఎందుకు వెళ్లాల్సొచ్చింది?

4. అడిగినదానికి సమాధానమివ్వకుండ,ఎందుకీ డొంకతిరుగుడు?

5. నాకక్కడ ఎవరితో మాట్లాడాలనిపించలేదు, అందుకని వచ్చేసాను.

1. If he had not given me the lift, I would have had to walk for five kilometers.

2. If we had not given you the votes, could you have become the CM?

3. Why did you have to go out in the night at 2 a.m.?

4. Without giving the answer to the question asked, why is this beating around the bush?

5. I didn’t feel like talking to anyone there, so I came away.