How to improve English without grammar background?

Most government job aspirant believe one dangerous myth: 
"My English is weak because my grammar is weak."
This myth silently breaks your confidence, slows down your preparation and creates unnecessary fear, and this specially happens with those aspirants who are from Hindi/vernacular backgrounds.
The truth is simple but of-course powerful:
➡️ You do not need to have a perfection in Grammar to improve your English communication.
➡️You need the right system, exposure and exam oriented practices in continuation.

This guide is written for the aspirants who:
* Have no grammar foundation and juggling with clearing that part of examination.
* Are preparing for SSC, Banking, Railways, Defence, State PSC, Police, teacher and all other govt. exam.
* Wants maximum improvement in minimum period of time.
* Need real guidance to crack the examination, not with textbook theory.

First of All, Understand a Very Important Thing, If You Are Serious With English Improvement:
Grammar is not the starting point of English. Understand it like, your vocabs are the engine, and your grammar is a polishing tool, which makes the vehicle look stylish. You can't see the grammar as main engine, this is a myth. You learned your mother tongue without grammar book, right? English is also just a language, and this works the same way. So if you start with:
❎ Tenses
❎ Rules
❎ Definitions
You will end up feeling:
✅ Low confident while having English conversation
✅ Quit in half way
✅ Feel extra confused.

What You Can Simply Do Is:
Focus More On Reading
* Start with simple articles, news, stories, blogs and if you like reading adventurous, thrilling or suspense books, then read them, the point is you have to read with interest.
* Gradually move to complex texts and novels, aajkinayibharti.com can recommend the complex novel where you will get tougher words and sentences. So if you are looking for that novels you can read dostoevsky.
* Pay attention to sentence structure, how they are expressing emotions through words and on vocabulary.

Practice Speaking
* Listen to podcasts, speeches, or audio books.
* Speak with friends, family or language exchange partner.
* Record yourself and identify areas for improvement.

Learn Vocabulary Building!
* Learn 5 new words each day by reading, and keep on using them in your daily conversation, this way you will never forget those newly learned vocabs.
* You can also use flashcards or apps like Duolingo.
* Practice using new words in sentences, each day show the people around you that, let them feel without saying that you are learning new skill.

Writing Skills!
* For improving your writing skills you should start with short paragraphs or daily journaling.
* Focus on clarity and coherence.
* Ask for feedback from mentors or peers.

aajkinayibharti.com Resources
* Exclusive English language guides
* Practice exercises and mock tests
* Expert tips and strategies.
So, are you ready to level up your English game? You can share your biggest challenge with aajkinayibharti.com in improving English?