Riya Rajalakshmi

Riya Rajalakshmi is a content writer,and digital marketer with a deep passion for the English language. With a talent for crafting compelling content and a keen understanding of digital marketing strategies, Riya helps individuals and businesses enhance their online presence and communication.

Beyond writing and marketing, Riya has a strong passion for music and dance, often exploring creative ways to integrate these interests into training and self-expression. As an enthusiastic mentor, she enjoys guiding students in developing their communication skills, empowering them to express themselves with confidence.

A passionate traveler and explorer, Riya finds inspiration in new cultures, experiences, and perspectives. This curiosity fuels her creativity, enriching both personal and professional endeavors. Whether it’s through writing, training, or digital strategy, Riya is always eager to learn, share, and inspire.

Beginner learning English through online class on laptop in 2026

Can Beginners Really Learn English Online in 2026 A Practical Guide

Learning English online in 2026 has become more accessible and effective for beginners than ever. With flexible schedules, global instructors, and interactive learning tools, online classes eliminate geographical barriers and let learners build strong foundations in vocabulary, grammar, pronunciation, and conversation skills. This practical guide explores why online English education works for beginners, how to choose the right class, what to expect in basic courses, and practical strategies for success—highlighting the importance of consistent practice and the role of technology in enhancing engagement.

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Online spoken English class in Chennai with trainer explaining grammar on whiteboard

Top 10 Online Spoken English Classes in Chennai

Looking for the best online spoken English classes in Chennai? This guide lists the top 10 training institutes and platforms that offer live interactive sessions, expert trainers, and practical speaking practice. Whether you are a student, working professional, or beginner, these courses help you improve fluency, pronunciation, and confidence from the comfort of your home.

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Overwhelmed Indian professional facing deadline pressure with sticky notes, clock, and calendar symbolizing time management challenges.

Mastering Time Management & Project Completion: A Practical Business English Guide for Working Professionals

Time management is one of the most essential skills for today’s working professionals. In this guide, we explore practical strategies to stay organized, communicate clearly, manage projects confidently, and use Business English vocabulary effectively at work.

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Used To vs Be Used To vs Get Used To – Explained Simply

Still unsure when to use used to, be used to, or get used to? This simple grammar guide from Aksent Chennai explains the differences with examples, clear rules, and real-life usage to help you speak English naturally and confidently.

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English Grammar Lesson
Teacher explaining “There is / There are / There was / There were” grammar on a board – simple English grammar for beginners.

Master ‘There Is’, ‘There Are’, ‘There Was’, ‘There Were’: Simple Grammar Explained with Real-Life

Small words often cause big confusion in English. If you’ve ever paused to choose between there is and there are, you’re not alone. Think about it: should we say “There is two chairs” or “There are two chairs”? Only one is correct. These patterns—there is, there are, there was, there were—are the building blocks of clear English. We use them to describe what exists, what doesn’t, and what once did. Once you see the simple rules behind them, your sentences start to sound natural and confident.
Let’s walk through each form step by step, with easy rules and real-life examples you can use right away.

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Chart showing how to use like and love with nouns and verb+ing in English grammar.

Like and Love with Nouns and Verb+ing: A Simple English Guide

Master the difference between using “like” and “love” with nouns and verb+ing. This guide explains the grammar rules, gives clear examples, and provides practice exercises so you can talk about your interests and hobbies in English with ease.

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Slide titled "Comparative & Superlative Adjectives" with colorful decorations including stars, a pencil, and push pins.

Comparative & Superlative Adjectives — A Practical, No-Stress Guide (with Tables & Practice)

Confused between bigger and more big, or the best and the most good? This practical guide explains the rules, shows the exceptions, and gives you a ready table and quick practice so you can use the right form every time.

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