"I am knowing him since college." "You are coming, isn't it?" Indian English grammar is stable and systematic, and many patterns come from the grammar of Indian languages. Learn the pattern and a sentence that sounds strange becomes instantly clear. What you will learn: • "-ing" with state verbs: I am having two brothers, Are you understanding? • "Since" and "for" with the present tense: I am working here since 2019 • One fixed tag for all sentences: isn't it?, no?, na?, and "Is it?" for "Really?" • Question word order: Where you are going? Can you tell me where is the station? • "Itself" and "only" for emphasis; "one" as "a"; articles left out • "Would" as a polite future, and "kindly" as please • Countable nouns (luggages, informations) and fixed expressions: do one thing, my head is paining, I'll go and come • Practice sentences, seven listening strategies and self-check questions Level: B1–B2. Self-study: listen, then take the quizzes. Audio voiced with AI from an original script by Dr. Rashmi R Nair.