General English Semester -I

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General English in the first semester is a foundational course designed to strengthen core language skills and introduce students to the appreciation of literature. It typically covers a diverse selection of texts, including short stories, poems, and essays, alongside essential grammar and vocabulary building exercises. The course aims to enhance reading comprehension, writing fluency, and analytical thinking, providing a crucial base for academic and professional communication.

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Foundational Grammar and Vocabulary: The course reinforces essential grammar rules (tenses, articles, prepositions, subject-verb agreement) and systematically builds a strong vocabulary through exercises on synonyms, antonyms, word forms, and common idioms and phrases.
Introduction to Literary Analysis: Students are introduced to basic literary forms—prose (short stories, essays) and poetry. They learn to identify key elements like theme, character, plot, and simple literary devices (simile, metaphor, imagery) to develop initial interpretative skills.
Development of Writing Skills: A significant focus is placed on developing coherent and grammatically correct writing. This includes crafting structured paragraphs, summarizing passages, and writing short essays or personal responses to the texts studied, emphasizing clarity and organization.

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