Textbooks instruct Indian English speakers to avoid Indianisms such as, what is your good name, for what is your first name, or I am working here for years, instead of I have been working here for years.

教科书指导讲印度英语的人避免使用印度语，例如，What is your good name， for what is your first name，或者我在这里工作多年， 而不是我已经在这里工作多年。

Textbooks instruct Indian English-speakers to avoid Indianisms such as " What is your good name? " for " What is your first name? " , or " I am working here for years" instead of " I have been working here for years."

教科书让说英语的印度人避免印度腔，比如把“你的名字是什么？”说成“你的好名字是什么？”，或者把“我在这里已经工作了很多年”说成“我在这里正在工作了很多年”。