“Exploring English” has been specially developed keeping in mind the requirements of various classes of English-learners, Students, and other readers with academic as well as competitions’ point of view. The book is especially useful for the aspirants of various competitive and other exams where Vocabulary forms an essential part of the General English paper.
The book is presented in a simple reader-friendly manner with a Linguistic Approach to enable all types of readers easily learn and understand numerous words, their origins, roots, structures and pronunciations.
The book covers various aspects of English Vocabulary Enhancement alongwith exercises in multifarious forms of questions in exhaustive exercises at the end of each chapter and in revision exercises to test the knowledge and learning.
The book will definitely prove to be a boon to the inquisitive students, competitive exam-aspirants, and other readers in Enhancing their knowledge of English Vocabulary and Pronunciation and prepare them to write and speak Good English.

Preliminary Questions and Suggestions; A Test at the Outset; Study and Discourse; The Hand that Rocks; Governments and Phobia–(I); Governments and Phobias–(II); What a Piece of Work; Revision Set–I; What is food for the Drake; Those that feed on; What? Murder of ‘Same’? (I); What? Murder or ‘Same’?; Revision Set–II; Other or Different; The Problem of Excess; Is ‘Less’ Less Desirable?; Revision Set–III; Is All Sunny on Earth?–(I); Is All Sunny on Earth?–(II); Is it all Moonshine; Like A Star; Fire A Good Servant; Water, Water Everywhere; What Do your Eyes Tell?; Lend Your Ears to All; A matter of the Heart; The Age of Specialists; Revision Set–IV; Mother; Father; Brother and Sister; Foot; To Madness Near Allied–(I); To Madness Near Allied–(II) Time and Madness of Varies Sorts; Is Life All Colour? Stone Walls Do Not a Prison Make; Revision Set–V; The meanest Flower That Blows; Desire, Love, Light and The Like; ‘Small’ is Not That Small; Some Are Born Great; The Moving Hand Writes; Is Equality A Marriage?; Both Vs One–(I) & (II); Many a Pickle; A thought of Mickle; The Ordinals; and much more…