Form 3 English – Mr 6points

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What is inside Form 3 English

Strengthen comprehension, language accuracy and confident written communication.

✓Reading comprehension✓Grammar and vocabulary✓Writing skills✓Exam technique

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Course Content

Reports, messages, enquiries and register

3.1.1 Verbal reports: events and evidence
3.1.2 Oral messages on shared issues
3.1.3 Enquiries about agreement and possibility
3.1.4 Register: audience, role and respect
Topic revision: Reports, messages, enquiries and register

About Course

Revise Form 3 English with confidence.

What is inside Form 3 English

Structured lessons

Worked examples

Practice questions

Topic quizzes

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Course Content

Reports, messages, enquiries and register

3.1.1 Verbal reports: events and evidence

3.1.2 Oral messages on shared issues

3.1.3 Enquiries about agreement and possibility

3.1.4 Register: audience, role and respect

Topic revision: Reports, messages, enquiries and register

Opinions, interviews and figurative language

3.1.5 Beliefs, opinions and polite disagreement

3.1.6 Alternatives, priorities and acceptance

3.1.7 Interviews: questions, responses and notes

3.1.8 Figurative meaning and exaggeration

Topic revision: Opinions, interviews and figurative language

Listening and critical reading

3.2.1 Listening, gap notes and dictation

3.2.2 Efficient and intensive reading

3.2.3 Comprehension workshop: The Correct Caption

3.2.4 Reference materials and source judgement

3.2.5 Extensive reading: character, theme and purpose

Topic revision: Listening and critical reading

Narrative technique and describing events

3.3.1 Narrative workshop: suspense, flashback and resolution

3.3.2 Viewpoint, dialogue and showing character

3.3.3 Describing an event: movement and atmosphere

Topic revision: Narrative technique and describing events

News, features and detailed reports

3.3.4 News articles: headline, lead and attribution

3.3.5 Feature articles: an engaging angle

3.3.6 Detailed reports: findings and recommendations

Topic revision: News, features and detailed reports

Keynote speeches and meeting minutes

3.3.7 Main or keynote speeches

3.3.8 Minutes: decisions, actions and neutral record

Topic revision: Keynote speeches and meeting minutes

Life stories and professional profiles

3.3.9 Autobiography: development and reflection

3.3.10 Biography: evidence and life stages

3.3.11 Professional profiles: relevant roles and skills

Topic revision: Life stories and professional profiles

Formal letters, explanation and persuasion

3.3.12 Formal application letters

3.3.13 Expository writing: develop and verify an explanation

3.3.14 Argumentative writing: position and qualified rebuttal

3.3.15 Discursive writing: research, balance and judgement

Topic revision: Formal letters, explanation and persuasion

Adverbs and relative clauses

3.4.1 Viewpoint adverbs: stance and meaning

3.4.2 Linking adverbs and punctuation

3.4.3 Relative adverbs: where, when and why

3.4.4 Subject relatives: people and things

3.4.5 Object relatives: who, whom and omission

3.4.6 Preposition plus whom or which

Topic revision: Adverbs and relative clauses

Conditional meanings

3.4.7 Likely conditions: if and future results

3.4.8 Hypothetical present and future conditions

3.4.9 Counterfactual past conditions

3.4.10 Even if and even though

Topic revision: Conditional meanings

Direct and reported speech

3.4.11 Direct speech and dialogue punctuation

3.4.12 Reported statements and backshift

3.4.13 Pronouns, time and place in reports

3.4.14 Reported yes/no and WH questions

3.4.15 Commands, requests and returning to direct speech

Topic revision: Direct and reported speech

Agreement and multi-word verbs

3.4.16 Indefinite pronouns and agreement

3.4.17 Compound and correlative subjects

3.4.18 Complex subjects: locate the head

3.4.19 Verb plus preposition: meaning and objects

3.4.20 Verb plus particle: separable and inseparable