English 2nd Paper
Complete Syllabus & Suggestion Guide
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Marks Distribution & Syllabus Breakdown
Grammar, writing and composition marks at a glance
| Topic / Item | Marks |
|---|---|
| Filling gap with clues | 10 Marks |
| Substitution table | 05 Marks |
| Right form of verbs | 10 Marks |
Changing sentence
|
10 Marks |
| Tag question | 05 Marks |
| Suffix and prefix | 05 Marks |
| Preposition | 05 Marks |
| Connectors | 05 Marks |
| Punctuation and capitalization | 05 Marks |
| Paragraph writing | 10 Marks |
| E-mail/letter/application | 10 Marks |
| Composition | 20 Marks |
| Total | 100 Marks |
Paragraph Suggestions
Suggested paragraph topics for focused preparation
- Tree Plantation
- Climate Change
- The Uses and Abuses of the Internet
- Traffic Jam
- A Book Fair
- Food Adulteration
- A Village Fair
- Physical Exercise
Composition Suggestions
Prioritized topics for efficient preparation
- The Uses and Abuses of the Internet
- Climate Change and Its Effects
- The Importance of Tree Plantation
- The Importance of Education
- The Uses and Misuses of Science and Technology
- Duties and Responsibilities of Students
- Traffic Jam in Bangladesh: Causes and Solutions
- The Importance of Learning English
- The Value of Time
A Useful Preparation Strategy
Instead of memorizing nine completely separate compositions, prepare them around four common frameworks:
- Education: Education, Learning English, Duties of Students
- Technology: Internet, Science and Technology
- Environment: Climate Change, Tree Plantation
- Social/life issues: Traffic Jam, Value of Time
Suggestions for Email, Application, and Letter
Important formal and informal writing topics
- An application to the Principal for a full-free studentship
- An application to the Principal for leave of absence
- An application to the Principal for setting up a canteen in the school
- An application to the Principal for increasing library facilities
- An application to the Principal for opening a computer/ICT club
- An e-mail to a friend describing your recent study tour/picnic
- An e-mail to a friend congratulating him/her on an excellent result
- A letter/e-mail to a friend describing the importance of learning English
- An e-mail to a friend inviting him/her to attend your birthday party
Preparation Strategy
Students can prepare these topics by learning a few common writing structures.
- Application for permission/facility: canteen, library, computer club, common room, etc.
- Application for financial/academic support: full-free studentship, financial assistance.
- Application for leave: illness, family emergency, or personal reasons.
- Informal e-mail/letter: describing, inviting, congratulating, advising, or thanking.