Speak Good English Movement

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The Speak Good English Movement has launched “Say It Right”, an iPhone application designed to help Singaporeans well, say it right!

On 20 November, 15 secondary schools participated in the Republic Polytechnic Pushcart Challenge held at Orchard Cineleisure. The Speak Good English Movement sponsored prizes for the “Best Sales Pitch” category, which went to Kent Ridge Secondary School. Contestants were judged on their use of well-spoken English to articulate the unique selling points of their pushcart

Find the Golden Tickets and stand to win an iPod Touch! Need some help finding the location of the Golden Tickets? Here are some clues to help you along the way! Locations of the tickets: A place with delicious kaya toast and soft boiled eggs. Where you satisfy your hunger in air conditioned comfort. A

In support of the Speak Good English Movement, Jan & Elly holds a series of free pronunciation workshops at various public libraries across Singapore. Targeted at parents and teachers, “The ABCs of Pronunciation” advocates better English pronunciation and diction, and teaches participants how to understand and use proper English pronunciation in an international environment. More

Following on from the success of last year’s workshops at the Woodlands National Library, the British Council, in support of the Speak Good English Movement, has extended its scope to deliver a series of free workshops in public libraries across Singapore from August to December 2010. Topics covered include ‘Know your Pronunciation’, ‘Phonics and Early

In support of the Speak Good English Movement, Ascend – The English Professionals conducts a series of 8 workshops targeted at young working executives. The focus of these workshops will be on improving one’s communication skills by speaking and writing in grammatically correct English. Workshop topics include: Don’t Be Tense Over Tenses – Present, Perfect

In partnership with the Speak Good English Movement, STOMP runs the popular online column, English As It Is Broken – available at http://english.stomp.com.sg. Carrying readers’ queries on the English language and answers provided by an English Language Panel, English As It Is Broken is an entertaining and invaluable resource on English language usage in a

In support of the Speak Good English Movement, RazorTV launches a 5-part video series titled “StreetSpeak”. Each video will highlight common problems Singaporeans face in their daily use of the English language. A language expert will accompany the StreetSpeak team to highlight these errors and suggest corrections and ways to effectively improve one’s English. StreetSpeak