Learn English ยป Grade 10 English Lessons
๐ Reading Comprehension Exercises Passage - Palmyra
๐ Reading Comprehension Exercises Passage - Single or Married?
๐ Reading Comprehension Passage - Portable Radio
๐ English Reading Comprehension Practice
โ๏ธ English Writing - Types of Composition
๐ English Vocabulary Worksheet - Confusing Homophones
โ English Grammar - Omission of the Article
๐ฃ๏ธ English Grammar - Parts of Speech
๐ English Grammar - Challenging English Grammar Exercises
๐ฌ English Grammar - Dialogue Completion Cloze Worksheet
โ๏ธ English Grammar - Cloze Exercises
๐ง English Grammar - All Topics
Grade 10 English Lessons
In schools across the world, Grade 10 is considered the last year before students leave. It is the year students take their school final examination, after which they commence pre-university or A level studies. Since at this point a child has acquired basic skills in English, English lessons now concentrate on revising and reinforcing these skills.
Students at this point concentrate on practicing reading and understanding by working through comprehension questions. It is standard worldwide for education systems that require pupils to sit an end-of-year exam, to supply multiple past year papers for revision and response. This form of practice has real value, yet it is best supplemented with other educational methods. Students ought to encounter a variety of real-life situations in their reading materials at this point.
Composition practice should consist of assigning exercises that cover free/creative/imaginative, argumentative, expository, and descriptive compositions. This should happen with and without teacher guidance. Students are advised to participate in numerous examples of each kind of writing.
Vocabulary, similar to other lessons at the high school level, should concentrate on expressions that are both standard and idiomatic, as well as a wide selection of appropriate descriptive vocabulary. Therefore, the student can develop expressive oral and written skills.
We help grade 10 students with their reading comprehension, writing requirements, and vocabulary work. Clicking on those links will take you to the related sections.