English Language (New) Form 2 Syllabus
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Use ICT tools to search for information from different sources
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Use search engines to obtain specific information from different online sources (e.g., books, journals)
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Use online platforms to develop vocabulary (e.g., online dictionaries, online word building games)
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Use ICT to extract and store information
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Develop listening skills
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Participate in various conversations in different communicative settings (e.g., peer discussions, storytelling)
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Summarise information from oral presentations and audio/audio- visual sources
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Paraphrase information presented orally
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Produce short and coherent oral messages with intelligible pronunciation and fluency
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Construct sentences with proper intonation
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Use cohesive devices to deliver oral presentations of events (e.g., first of all, moreover, but, however, yet, in contrast, although, otherwise, still, on the contrary, on the other hand)
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Develop vocabulary from conversations and written texts
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Recognise words with opposite meanings from conversations and written texts
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Use words from conversations and written texts to produce new vocabulary by attaching suffixes and prefixes (e.g., kind-unkind; slow-slowly)
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Use appropriate grammar and vocabulary in oral and in written language tasks
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Produce contextualised oral and written descriptions based on personal experience
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Compose passages on specific contexts (structure: tenses –past progressive, present perfect, past perfect, present progressive, adjectives, adverbs, coordinators, prepositions, determiners, conjunctions)
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Present messages in formal discussions on various issues using correct grammar and vocabulary
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Read texts for comprehension
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Express the main ideas from a text
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Infer meanings of unfamiliar words and idiomatic expressions from a given text
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Relate the core messages from a text to real life experiences
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Comprehend oral messages with increasing difficulty
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Synthesise ideas from a variety of oral sources
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Summarise information from a variety of oral sources
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Participate in contextualised oral conversations
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Respond appropriately in a variety of oral and written communication contexts
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Express ideas and opinions in different group communicative settings (differing, counter-arguing, supporting ideas)
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Use appropriate non-verbal cues in group communication
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Use appropriate language to respond to messages in online group communicative contexts (e.g., WhatsApp, Telegram)
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Use appropriate grammar and vocabulary for oral communication in a variety of contexts
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Describe various locations (structure: prepositions, adjectives, adverbs)
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Express quality and quantity of objects and living organisms (structure: adjectives, quantifiers, adverbs)
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Negotiate prices using appropriate expressions (e.g., convincing a customer to buy a product, convincing a seller to lower the price) (Structure: May I..., I would like..., could you ..., I offer you...)
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Request for services in different contexts
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Participate in various conversations in different contexts (e.g., discussions, dialogues) by initiating, intervening, changing a topic, turn-taking and closing
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Create a variety of texts for different communicative purposes using the appropriate tone and register
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Write claim and request letters in different contexts (e.g., learning facilities, sports gear, result report – Structure: I would like to bring your kind attention... I am writing to request...)
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Compose E-mails on various issues using appropriate language
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Create short stories on various topics (structure: once upon a time ..., I wonder..., what if..., back in time...)
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