PFA that one dreaded abbreviation has Preeti Singh take it apart this Wednesday.

Writer, policy expert and fellow podcaster, Preeti walks us through basic email etiquette and how the use of PFA, just comes across as plain rude.

Now this season we also want to hear from YOU. For a chance to feature on an episode of Words on Wednesdays with Preeti on Good Morning Grammar. Send in your voice messages on WhatsApp at +91-9871443760 or email; [email protected].

If we like what we hear, we will just play them out or even feature you on your very own Friday Fun episode. 

Ooooh! We have our first listener feedback and it is for Pallavi Narain.

Sudha Sudhanand a publisher and TV anchor, asks our Tuesday expert to take on some tricky Indianisms like "what is your good name? "

Listen to Pallavi, an educator and critical thinker  guide you through the intricacies of grammar as she delves deeper into some of the colloquialisms we have come to hear so often.

Now like Sudha, we also want to hear from more of YOU. For a chance to feature on an episode of Good Morning Grammar. Send in your voice messages on WhatsApp at +91-9871443760 or email; [email protected] .

If we like what we hear, we will just play them out or even feature you on your very own Friday Fun episode. 

Received that annoying call from an executive asking if you are 'holding' X bank's card? That really seems to bug our Monday expert Sharif Rangnekar.

In his musings, he has certain tips for these callers. Listen to this singer, songwriter, author and communication expert, break it down the right way. Now this season we also want to hear from YOU. For a chance to feature on an episode of Good Morning Grammar. Send in your voice messages on WhatsApp at +91-9871443760 or email; [email protected] . If we like what we hear, we will just play them out or even feature you on your very own Friday episode.

Real life involves speaking and communicating every day. Today I want to talk you through a brief meditation practice to just train yourself to make mindful communication a habit. The goal here is to get you to speak mindfully. Taking note of the way you speak and how it impacts others. This means removing unnecessary gossip, unkind and divisive words.

I would recommend listening to this episode everyday for at least 5 days and let me know how it impacts the way you speak and your relationships with others.

Write to me at [email protected]

Fridays must be about Fun. So if you are a YouTuber or just someone who wants to understand making videos, we've got you Aunindyo Chakravarty.

Listen to this political economist, former NDTV Anchor and Managing Editor and avid commentator help you get the grammar of video, right.

Now you don't have to just listen to him, you can also ask for more, because this season we also want to hear from YOU. For a chance to feature on an episode of Good Morning Grammar. Send in your voice messages on WhatsApp at +91-9871443760 or email; [email protected]. If we like what we hear, we will just play them out or even feature you on your very own episode.  

What happens when you read words like; vege-table or comfor-table?

Our expert Vivek Mansukhani gets Theatrical this Thursday as he takes pains to get you to understand the correct pronunciation.

Listen to this actor, producer, theater director and educator give you tips and tricks of the trade. Now you don't have to just listen to him, because this season we also want to hear from YOU. For a chance to feature on an episode of Good Morning Grammar. Send in your voice messages on WhatsApp at +91-9981443760 or email; [email protected]. If we like what we hear, we will just play them out or even feature you on your very own episode. 

Really, really, really..the overuse of that Word has Preeti Singh really telling you how it is this Wednesday.

Writer, policy expert and fellow podcaster, Preeti walks us through how you can remove redundancies and fillers in our sentences and still mean the same thing.

Now you don't have to just listen to her, because this season we also want to hear from YOU. For a chance to feature on an episode of Good Morning Grammar. Send in your voice messages on WhatsApp at +91-9871443760 or email; [email protected]. If we like what we hear, we will just play them out or even feature you on your very own episode.

They may look the same but sound very different. Tricky isn't it?

Well, every Tuesday, our expert Pallavi Narain helps you get it right. Listen to this educator and critical thinker  guide you through the intricacies of grammar.

Now you don't have to just listen to her, because this season we also want to hear from YOU. For a chance to feature on an episode of Good Morning Grammar. Send in your voice messages on WhatsApp at +91-9871443760 or email; [email protected] . If we like what we hear, we will just play them out or even feature you on your very own episode. 

Has anyone ever written to you to say they will 'revert back to you'?

Oh! well ...in his musing this Monday, our very own expert Sharif Rangnekar, says it just gets his goat. Listen to this singer, songwriter, author and communication expert break it down the right way.

Now you don't have to just listen to him, because this season we also want to hear from YOU.

For a chance to feature on an episode of Good Morning Grammar. Send in your voice messages on WhatsApp at +91-9871443760 or email; [email protected] .

If we like what we hear, we will just play them out or even feature you on your very own episode.

How many times have you walked into a room with a beaming smile and gotten exactly what you wanted from everyone? A true smile is one of the most reliable forms of communication, and the effect it has on others is powerful. In this episode, we examine the benefits of smiling and we do a quick mindfulness practice of smiling even if you are having a tough day.

Remember to listen to this episode at least 5 times and feel that beaming smile, help you win the day! Are you still smiling? Ready to take on your day? It’s a great ice breaker. Let me know how it goes, by writing to me at [email protected]