Moonstone Corporate Services Pvt. Ltd. was established in 2013, offers amazingly unique system of coaching in 2 different arenas; English & Computers
was established in September 2013, offers amazingly unique system of coaching in two different arenas; English & Computers.. We are committed to give you a great and a different learning experience with ensured results. Our English Programs will enhance your fluency and will make you get adapt to the language with tremendous confidence. Whether you wish to start learning English as a beginne
25/05/2026
Learn IDIOMATIC English Sentences for professional speaking in respect of various situations.
1. To be in a dog house
2. To hold all the aces
3. Get Mexican Promotion
4. To give a damn
5. Give a light peck
23/05/2026
Learn Common English Sentences for all situations in daily life.
1. Is she cut above the rest?
2. Who will do the honours?
3. What's your alibi?
4. What's your game plan?
5. Do you have designs on me?
21/05/2026
IDIOMATIC EXPRESSIONS: The more indirect, the more polite you become. Learn expression for all situations at Moonstone Munirka, New Delhi.
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18/05/2026
Learn English phrases at Moonstone English Institute, Munirka for all situations.
1. Swollen Headed = Very Proud
2. Cocky = Overconfident
3. Stick to Guns = Maintain opinion despite opposition
4. Chuck out = throw someone out
Learn basic sentences for daily use at 🌝 Moonstone Munirka, New Delhi.
Are you on the way?
Do you have a car?
16/05/2026
Learn spoken english for all situations. Learn to speak very common sentences for day to day life.
Learn One Word Substitutions in respect of the following personalities.
1. A person who loves to sleep
2. A person who loves to eat
3. A person who loves to sing
4. A person who is addicted to Mobile phones
5. A person who hates to work
It is a common tendency with we Indians to mock others' proficiency in English as a second language. Rather than mocking those who may not be fully familiar with certain linguistic nuances, it is more productive to offer constructive corrections. Many individuals have, at some point, been targeted for "Indianisms"—literal translations or regional variations of English—which highlights the need for a more supportive approach to language learning.
​Here are 10 common mistakes with Indian ism in English. I hope this helps.
​✅Side, please. Which side? Right or left? No, neither of those. Read: Excuse me. Let me go.
âś…This is nice, no? Yes, it is nice. No, there's no denying it.
âś…Nice goggles/glares: It's sunglasses in other parts of the English-speaking world.
âś…Years back: Not ago, but years back. That's what happens when you mothball the dictionary.
âś…Shut the fan/light: You mean switch off, right?
âś…Sleep is coming: Sometimes literal translations that convey what you mean are as precious as sleep itself.
âś…Don't eat my head: Can I eat your hand then? Or leg? I will not eat your head if you tell me I should not be so annoying. It's- Stop bothering me
✅Biodata: It is résumé and curriculum vitae (for freshers) - Not biodata.
âś…Auntie: Auntie is not even a word in the dictionary. It is aunt. But, in India, anyone slightly older is 'auntie'.
âś…Revert back: Because that's what everyone writes in e-mails. Well, according to The Free Dictionary, 'revert' means 'to reply to someone'.
13/05/2026
Learn to speak English fluently. Speak like a Kingđź‘‘. Moonstone offers proficiency in English. Learn to speak in respect of all situations.
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Use of Has been, Have been & Had been - Part 2
Revise by simply answering a simple question posted in the Part one of this video.
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