Mahek

1.wanderlust  The feeling of longing for far of places you have never even been to. 2.peripatetic  A person who spends his time wandering. 3.ebullient  Cheerful and full of energy. 4.clandestine  Kept secretly or done secretively, especially because illicit. 5.talisman  An object, typically an inscrived ring or stone, that is thought to have magic powers and to bring good luck. 6.arrant  Complete and holly. 7.decry  Express strong disapproval of. 8.elxir  A magical potion. 9.lithe  Slim and full of grace. 10.serendipity  The occurrence of fortunate events by chance. 11.align  Place or arrange things in a straight line. 12.belated  Coming later than expected. 13.cease  Bring or come to an end. 14.abrogate  To revoke. 15.belie  To convey a misleading impression of.

As we all know nowadays English is the number 1 tool for employability.it is no longer a demand, but has become a necessity. Wether you want to get your dream job, become an entrepreneur, or go abroad for higher studies, you need to learn the English language. Along with this, it gives you an edge over your competitors and helps you in growing in your career. Well today's corporate world is ready to teach and train you for the job. But, the least they expect you to be is a confident person, and being fluent in English is a part of them. Especially talking about India, there are many Multi-National Companies (MNCs) that have invested and expanded in India. These private MNCs are looking for talented candidates, and fluency in English communication is one of their top requirements.