SSC Short Syllabus 2022- English PDF Download
Revised Syllabus of English 1st Paper due to Covid-19 Pandemic Only for SSC Exam 2022, Total Marks: 100
English For Today
Unit Three
Events and Festivals
Unit Four
Are We Aware?
Unit Five
Nature and Environment
Unit Seven
People Who Stand Out
Unit Ten
Dreams
Unit Eleven
Renewable Energy
Unit Twelve
Roots
Unseen Passage:
Information transfer
Summarizing
Matching
Note: Rearranging has been omitted to lessen the burden of the learners.
Writing:
1. Writing a paragraph answering questions
2. Completing a story
3. Emails
4. Writing dialogue
Graphs and charts have been excluded to minimize the burden of the learners. They may practice them at the next level.
Revised Marks Distribution of English 1st Paper due to Covid-19 Pandemic Only for SSC Exam 2022
Reading (Marks 50)
Seen passage 1
Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ) 1x 10 = 10
Answering questions (open ended and close ended) 2×6 = 12
Seen passage 2
Gap filling without clues 1×5=5
Unseen passage
Information transfer 1×6=6
Summarizing 10
Matching 1×7=7
Writing (Marks 50)
Writing paragraph answering questions 14
Completing a story 12
Writing an email 12
Writing a dialogue 12
Revised Syllabus for SSC Examination 2022 Due to Covid-19 Pandemic
Subject: English 2nd Paper
Grammar
1. Gap filling activities without clues ( to test prepositions, articles, zero articles)
2. Gap filling(cloze test*) with clues ( to test vocabulary in general)
(*A Cloze Test is also a gap filling activity with recurring gaps at regular intervals at the 5th or 6th or 7th or 8th or 9th word.)
3. Substitution table
4. Right forms of verbs
5. Changing sentences (change of voice, change of degrees, affirmative to negative, assertive to exclamatory, exclamatory to assertive, assertive to imperative)
6. Completing sentences(Using conditionals, gerund, infinitive, participle)
7. Use of suffix and prefix
8. Tag questions
9. Punctuations
Writing Part
1. Writing CV with cover letter
2. Formal letters (complaint letter, notice, purchase order, responses to an order/requests etc.)
3. Writing paragraphs
Notes: Email writing and Composition writing have been omitted to reduce the burden of the learners.
