Synopsis In the emerging globalized world to transmit thoughts and ideas from one person to another, it is essential to acquire a good command over the communicative skills in English, a 'global language'. The recent methods of second language learning are learner-friendly and advocate for learners autonomy. Their aim is to enhance social skills--what to say, how to say, when to say and where to say so as to satisfy one's day-to-day needs and even for that matter larger needs of academic and professional fields. Dr. Sharma has carried out intensive research to find out not only the needs but also design a syllabus for the students of rural and semi-urban areas in an attempt to make them fluent speakers of English. On the basis of insights, thus gained, he has prepared a package of innovative materials, which will surely prove useful in developing their communicative skills. His innovative academic venture will, undoubtedly, bridge the gap between the theory and the practice. This book will cater to the needs of teachers, students as well as persons engaged in various vocations, eager to master communicative skills in 'World Language'