Objectives:
This course offers the students basic concepts of grammar to to students. Main Oobjective of this course is to develop grammatical competence of the learners to become proficient writers and speaker of English.
Course pre requisites (if any):
No
Learning outcomes:
On the successful completion of the course students will be able to:
Textbooks:
1. Swan, Micheal (2005). Practical English Usage (3rd Ed.). Oxford University Press.
2. Betty SchrampferAzar (2005). Fundamental of English Grammar: With Answer Key (3rd Ed.). Publisher: Parson PTR Interactive.
3. English-II For BS-4 Years Students of Semester-II (M. Athar Ansari/ Muhammad Saleem)
Description of system of Evaluation (Exam, assignments etc.):
Mid Term: 30 marks
Sessional: 20 marks
Final Exam: 50 marks
Course Material
Weeks | Contents |
Week 1 | William Wordsworth : My Heart Leaps up , Westminster Bridge To a Butterfly Essay: Seeing Life (Arnold Bennet) |
Week 2 | William Blake: Ah! Sunflower; Divine Image Essay: Quaid e Azam's Address |
Week 3 | Richard Middleton: On a Dead Child J.J.Coleridge: The Pains of Sleep |
Week 4 | Paragraph Writing |
Week 5 | Essay Writing |
Week 6 | Short Story: The New Constitution (Saadat Hassan Manto) |
Week 7 | Short Story: Breakfast ( John Steinbeck) |
Week 8 | Mid-term Exam |
Week 9 | C.V. Writing |
Week 10 | Essay : Visit to a Sawat Valley (H.P.Stewart) |
Week 11 | Short Story: A Man with a Scar (S. Maugham) |
Week 12 | Essay: Unconscious Artist (Gilber Hight) |
Week 13 | P.B.Shelley: To Wordsworth, Love's Philosopy, Fragmet When Soft Composition |
Week 14 | James Manager: Siberia Application Writing |
Week 15 | Tomas Moor: After the battle; She is far from the Land Letter Writing |
Week 16 | Final Term Exam |