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Course: English -1 Semester 1, Fall 2019

Course Contents Detailed Distribution

Teaching Method Evaluation Method as

Week Topics/ Content per Bloom’s
Taxonomy.

Part-1 ANALYSIS
Analysis of Simple Sentence  Lecture  Written exam
1 a) Phrases – adjective, adverb, noun  Pactise by exercises
b) Clauses – adverb, adjective, noun

Eight Parts of Speech  Lecture 

2 a) Noun, b) Adjective, c) Pronoun, d) Verb.  Pactise by exercises
e) Adverb, f) Preposition, g) Conjunction.
h) Interjection.
Advanced level – use of :  Lecture 
a) noun clause,  Pactise by exercises
3 b) adjective clause,
c) adverb clause -time, place, purpose,
reason, result, condition, comparison
4 Analysis of Complex Sentence (Clause Analysis)  Lecture 
 Pactise by exercises
5 Analysis of Compound Sentence (Clause  Lecture 
Analysis)  Pactise by exercises
Part-2 TRANSFORMATION
Transformation of Sentences  Lecture 
a) Sentences containing the Adverb "too"  Pactise by exercises
b) Interchange of the Degrees of  Speech, class
Comparison Interchange of Active and discussion
Passive
6 c) Interchange of Affirmative and Negative
sentences
d) Interchange of Interrogative and
Assertive sentences
e) Interchange of Exclamatory and
Assertive sentences
Transformation of Sentences (Advanced)  Lecture 
a) Conversion of Simple sentences to  Pactise by exercises
7
Compound (Double) sentences  Speech, class
b) Conversion of Compound (Double) discussion and
sentences to Simple sentences debates
c) Conversion of Simple sentences to
d) Conversion of Complex sentences to
Simple sentences
 e) Conversion of Compound sentences to
Complex
f) Conversion of Complex sentences to
Compound
Part -3 SYNTHESIS
Synthesis of Sentences  Lecture 
a) Combination of two or more Simple  Pactise by exercises
sentences into a single Simple sentence  Speech, class
b) Combination of two or more Simple discussion and
8 sentences into a single Compound sentence debates
c) Combination of two or more Simple
sentences into a single Complex sentence

The Sequence of Tenses  Lecture 

9  Pactise by exercises

10 Direct and Indirect Speech  Class Activity  Written exam

11 Agreement of the Verb with Subject, Use of Noun  Class Activity  Written exam
and Prououn
Part-4 COMMUNICATION & BUSINESS
COMMUNICATION
a) Oral/written Communication,  Lecture and Class  Written exam/
12 b) Benefits of Effective Communication, activities.  Oral quiz and
c) Barriers of Communication in Business. presentations.
a) Components of Non-Verbal  Lecture.  Written exam
Communication  Class activities
b) Advantages and Disadvantages of
13 Written and Spoken Communication.
c) Five planning steps for effective
messages

Letter Writing Skills – 7 Cs Application  Lecture and Class  Written exam/

a) Sales Letters activities.  Oral quiz and
b) Order Letters presentations.
14 c) Complaint Letters
d) Adjustment Letters
e) Inquiry Letters

Application Writing Skills – Exercises  Lecture and Class 

15 Resume Writing Skills – Exercises activities.
Essay Writing Skills - Exercises

16  Final Project Presentations / Dramatic  Class Activities  Presentation

performances.