ICSE Class 10 English Language - Archer — Flashcards for Quick Revision
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Agreement of the Verb with Its Subject
20 cardsQ: What is the basic rule of subject-verb agreement?
A: A verb must always agree with its subject in number and person. If the subject is singular, the verb is singular. If the subject is plural, the verb is plural. Example: The painting is old (singular).
Q: When two or more singular nouns are joined by 'and', which type of verb is used?
A: A plural verb is used. Examples: The baby and her mother were sleeping peacefully. Chemistry and history are my favourite subjects. Blue and red make purple.
Q: What happens when two or more nouns joined by 'and' refer to the same person or express the same idea?
A: A singular verb is used because they represent one entity or idea. Examples: Idli and sambar was served to us at lunch. Time and tide waits for none.
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Narrative Composition
20 cardsQ: What are the six essential parts of a narrative composition structure?
A: The six essential parts are: 1) Introduction/Hook - captures reader's attention, 2) Conflict - the main problem or challenge, 3) Rising Action - building tension toward the climax, 4) Climax - the hig
Q: What is a hook in narrative composition and why is it important?
A: A hook is the opening line or paragraph that captures the reader's attention immediately. It's important because it determines whether readers will continue reading. Examples include: starting with di
Q: Define 'conflict' in a narrative and provide an example.
A: Conflict is the main problem, challenge, or struggle that drives the story forward. It creates tension and gives the narrative purpose. Example: In the zoo story, the conflict is when the narrator ent
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Informal Letter
20 cardsQ: What are the two acceptable formats for informal letters?
A: 1. Box Type Format - where the sender's address is written in a box-like structure 2. Traditional Format - where the sender's address follows conventional layout Both formats are acceptable, but you s
Q: How should the sender's address be written in an informal letter?
A: The sender's address must be written in full without abbreviations. For example: ✓ Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose Road ✗ N. S. C. Bose Road Include complete details: house number, street name, area, city
Q: What are the accepted date formats for informal letters?
A: Acceptable date formats: • 25th February 20xx (most preferred) • 25th Feb, 20xx • 25.2.20xx • 25/2/20xx Always follow the date-month-year format.
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English Language - Archer is one of the scoring subjects in ICSE Class 10 if prepared well. Focus on understanding concepts, practising problems regularly, and revising key formulas. Most students who follow a structured study plan score above 80%.
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Agreement of the Verb with Its Subject
Narrative Composition
Informal Letter
Notice and E-Mail
Comprehension
Listening Skills
Adjectives: Order and Degrees of Comparison
Descriptive Composition
Formal Letter
Speaking Skills
Adverbs: Position and Order
Argumentative Composition
Articles
Short Story
Prepositions
Picture Composition
Tenses
Active and Passive Voice
Direct and Indirect Speech
Substitution of One Part of Speech for Another
Conditionals
Interchange of Sentences
Transformation of Sentences
Synthesis of Sentences
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