AP TET English Language 2 Syllabus 2022 (PDF) Content & Methodology Exam Pattern Download

Identification of Shades of Meaning

Identifying Antonyms in a Context

Referring to Persons / Professions, Places, Collections

Identification of Meaning and usage

Suffixes, Prefixes and other forms

common Short Forms – Full Forms

Common Abbreviations – Full Forms

Standard and common Foreign Phrases Used in English

Form, Function & Contractions

Form, Function & Contractions

Form, Function & Contractions

Use of Articles Including Omissions

Simple, Compound Prepositions Including Prepositions following Certain Words and Prepositional Phrases

Main Clauses, sub-ordinate Clauses,Adjectival Clauses, Noun Clauses,Adverbial Clauses. Relative Clauses, Finiteand Non-finite Clauses

Form. Function, Construction, Transformation

Language functions with social norms (formal and informal)

Imperatives and Statements with semi negatives and indefinites subjects

Statements, Questions, Imperatives and Exclamatory Sentences

Active Voice & Passive Voice

Use of tenses and framing including IF conditionals Type 1, 2 &3

Agreement between subject & Verb

Word Order In a phrase or a sentence

Nouns, Pronouns, Adjectives, Adverbs,Corunctions, Interjections – Types and functions

Simple. Compound and Complex Sentences

Based on all Vocabulary and Grammar Topics

Use of capital letters, comma, full stop, question mark, exclamation mark and inverted commas

Letter Writing, News Report, Diary Entry,conversation

Phonetic Transcription and stress marking including intonation in context

LEVEL OR AREA OF TESTING

Poetical Types, Dramatic Types, The Essay,
The Novel, The Short Story

* Parallelism, Prologue, epilogue, setting,
the character, metre, diction, imagery,
prosody, point of view, epic, mock epic,
choreography, narration, classic, chorus,
comedy, tragedy, conflict, plot, criticism,
discourse, empathy, sympathy, style,
theatre, feminism, soliloquy, folklore,
structure;
* Figures of Speech – Simile, Metaphor,
Apostrophe, Personification, Metonymy,
Synecdoche, irony and alliteration;
Rhyme Scheme

D) Poetry– (Sonnet Ode. Elegy, Ballad,
Lyric, Dramatic, Monologue,
Meter, Diction, Imagery,
Prosody).
Ex:- William Wordsworth (1.
Anecdote for Fathers 2. A
Spring Morning. Alfred
Tennyson
(1. Home they brought their Warrior Dead)

1. How to Live to Be 200 (Stephen
Leacock)
2. Knowledge and Wisdom (Bertrand
Russell)

Novel (Fiction, Point of View, Setting,
Style, Narration).
Ex:- Oscar Wilde (1. The Nightingale and
the Rose)
Stepin Leacock (1. How to Live to be 200)

Drama (In terms of Structure, Characters,
Dialogues, Setting).
Ex:- W. Shakesphere (1. Macbeth)
T.S. Eliot (1. Murder in the Cathedral)

1. Under the Banyan Tree (R.K.Narayan)
2. The Happy Prince (Oscar Wilde)