KSEAB SSLC TL Persian study materials
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KSEAB SSLC TL Persian study plan

KSEAB SSLC TL Persian · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 6 hours per week

Week 1

Reading Comprehension (Unseen/Seen Passages) & Grammar and Language Elements

  • Skim two unseen Persian passages per session and mark the main idea of each in one sentence

  • Build a personal glossary of 40 high-frequency Persian words taken from the passages you read

  • Practise scanning for specific detail by answering five short-answer questions per passage without a dictionary

  • Drill Persian verb endings for past and present stems by writing ten conjugated forms daily

  • Identify the grammatical role of every noun phrase in one paragraph per day

Your checkpoint

A notebook page of 40 glossary entries plus 6 completed unseen passages with written answers, scored against the answer key

Week 2

Reading Comprehension (Unseen/Seen Passages) & Grammar and Language Elements

  • Read one unseen passage daily and infer the meaning of five unfamiliar words from context before checking

  • Summarise each passage in exactly three Persian sentences

  • Complete 30 fill-in-the-blank grammar items covering prepositions, ezafe construction, and plural markers

  • Convert ten direct sentences into reported speech using correct Persian verb forms

  • Time yourself at 20 minutes per passage and record your accuracy each day

Your checkpoint

A timed reading log for 7 passages showing minutes taken and questions correct, plus a corrected grammar worksheet of 30 items

Week 3

Prose (Prescribed Textbook Lessons) & Grammar and Language Elements

  • Read each prescribed prose lesson once aloud and once silently, noting unfamiliar vocabulary

  • Write a two-sentence summary of every prose lesson in the syllabus

  • Extract ten sentences per lesson and label the subject, object, and verb in each

  • Memorise 15 set phrases and idioms occurring in the prose lessons and use each in an original sentence

  • Answer the textbook comprehension questions for the first half of the prose lessons in writing

Your checkpoint

A lesson-by-lesson summary sheet covering all prose lessons with vocabulary lists and labelled sentence analyses

Week 4

Prose (Prescribed Textbook Lessons) & Reading Comprehension (Unseen/Seen Passages)

  • Answer past-style short-answer questions on the second half of the prose lessons under timed conditions

  • Identify and write out the central theme and the author's purpose for each prose lesson

  • Link each prose lesson to one unseen passage on a similar theme and compare the vocabulary used

  • Revise your glossary to 80 entries drawn from both prose lessons and unseen passages

  • Self-mark your prose answers against the textbook and list every recurring error type

Your checkpoint

A full set of written prose answers for all lessons, self-marked, with an error-type list of at least five items

Week 5

Poetry (Prescribed Textbook Poems) & Grammar and Language Elements

  • Read each prescribed poem aloud twice daily, focusing on rhythm and line breaks

  • Write a plain-language paraphrase of every poem in Persian

  • Identify and label the literary devices used in each poem, including simile, metaphor, and personification

  • Memorise four key lines per poem and recite them from memory

  • Explain the central image of each poem in three sentences

Your checkpoint

A poetry analysis sheet for every prescribed poem containing paraphrase, devices, and a three-sentence theme statement, plus a recorded recitation

Week 6

Poetry (Prescribed Textbook Poems) & Composition and Writing Skills

  • Answer poetry appreciation questions in paragraph form using evidence quoted from the text

  • Draft three short compositions of 120 to 150 words on themes drawn from the poems

  • Apply a four-step editing pass to each draft: content, structure, grammar, and spelling

  • Practise writing a formal letter and a short descriptive paragraph within 25 minutes each

  • Build a bank of 20 connective phrases for Persian composition and use at least eight per draft

Your checkpoint

Three polished compositions of 120 to 150 words plus one formal letter, each with a marked-up first draft and final version

Week 7

Composition and Writing Skills & Translation and Applied Language Use

  • Translate ten short Persian passages into English and ten short English sentences into Persian daily

  • Compare your translations against a model and record every structural mismatch

  • Write one 150-word composition under exam timing with no dictionary

  • Practise translating idiomatic expressions from the prose and poetry lessons

  • Draft a personal checklist of the five most frequent mistakes in your own writing

Your checkpoint

A translation portfolio of 40 sentences with corrections, plus one timed 150-word composition and a personal error checklist

Week 8

Reading Comprehension (Unseen/Seen Passages) & Prose (Prescribed Textbook Lessons) & Poetry (Prescribed Textbook Poems) & Grammar and Language Elements & Composition and Writing Skills & Translation and Applied Language Use

  • Sit two full-length mock papers under exam conditions and mark them strictly

  • Re-read your error lists from weeks 1 to 7 and rewrite the ten most frequent mistakes correctly

  • Revise all poetry paraphrases and prose summaries from memory, checking against your notes

  • Re-drill the 80-entry glossary and 20 connective phrases in a final recall test

  • Plan your exam time allocation per section and rehearse it in the second mock

Your checkpoint

Two completed mock papers with scores, a corrected list of the ten most frequent mistakes, and a written time-allocation plan

Milestones

Week 2: Score at least 70 percent on a timed unseen passage set of five questions without a dictionary

Week 4: Produce written answers for every prose lesson and identify at least five recurring error types

Week 6: Recite four lines from memory for each prescribed poem and submit three edited compositions

Week 8: Score at least 60 percent on both full mock papers and show a corrected list of the ten most frequent mistakes