Maharashtra SSC Sindhi (First Language) study plan

Read each prescribed Gadya lesson twice: once aloud for fluency, once with a pencil marking unfamiliar words and key sentences.

Build a vocabulary register of 60 words drawn only from the prose lessons, recording each word with its Sindhi meaning, one synonym, and one antonym.

Write a 120-word summary of any two prose lessons in your own words without looking at the text.

Answer the end-of-lesson comprehension questions for two lessons in writing, then check against the textbook and note every miss.

Identify and list the central theme and the main character of every prescribed prose lesson in a single table.

Re-read all prose lessons and underline every sentence that shows a figure of speech, then label each as simile, metaphor, or personification.

Solve 40 sandhi exercises covering vowel and consonant sandhi, writing the rule beside each answer.

Break 30 compound words from the prose text into their component parts and name the samas type where identifiable.

Draft answers to two long-answer prose questions of 100 words each, using quoted phrases from the lesson as support.

Self-test on prose character and incident recall for 20 minutes and log the score.

Recite each prescribed Kavita aloud daily, marking rhyme, rhythm, and pause points in the margin.

Write a line-by-line prose paraphrase of every poem in your own words.

Extract 40 poetic expressions and classify them by figure of speech, explaining the effect of each in one sentence.

Collect 25 idioms and 15 proverbs, write each with its meaning, and compose one original sentence per idiom.

Memorise the opening and closing lines of each poem and reproduce them from memory in a closed-book test.

Complete 60 tense-transformation exercises, converting sentences across past, present, and future forms.

Convert 30 active-voice sentences to passive and 30 passive to active, noting the change in verb form each time.

Parse 50 words from the poems into parts of speech and justify each classification in a short note.

Write 80-word appreciations of two poems covering theme, tone, and one striking image.

Identify and correct 20 deliberately faulty sentences taken from your own earlier written work.

Read the entire Purti Vachan text and write a chapter-wise plot outline of 30 words per chapter.

Profile the main and secondary characters of the supplementary text, listing three traits each with textual evidence.

Answer five unseen-passage sets under a strict 12-minute timer per passage, covering both multiple-choice and short-answer items.

Practise the technique of answering vocabulary-in-context questions from unseen passages without using a dictionary.

Review every wrong unseen-passage answer and write the correct reasoning beside it.

Write four full essays of 250-300 words each on prescribed-style topics, using a clear introduction, three body paragraphs, and a conclusion.

Draft two formal letters and one informal letter following correct Sindhi letter layout and salutation conventions.

Write one report and one dialogue piece, each meeting the expected format and length.

Apply 20 prefixes and 20 suffixes to base words and record how each changes the meaning or part of speech.

Edit your four essays for repetition, spelling, and idiom misuse, and rewrite the weakest one.

Translate 40 sentences each way between Sindhi and the second language, focusing on tense and idiom accuracy.

Translate one unseen prose paragraph of about 100 words into Sindhi and one Sindhi paragraph into the second language.

Rewrite two of your earlier essays in a different register, such as a formal report versus a personal account.

Practise five applied language tasks such as error correction, sentence reordering, and register matching.

Compile a personal error log of the 20 mistakes you repeat most across translation and writing.

Sit two full-length mock papers under exam timing and mark them strictly against the textbook.

Re-revise every lesson summary, poem paraphrase, and supplementary outline in a single rapid pass.

Re-drill the grammar and vocabulary items you got wrong in mocks until each is correct twice in a row.

Write one timed essay and one timed letter cold, without notes, to confirm writing speed.

Finalise a one-page revision sheet of formulas, rules, and high-frequency idioms for the last day.