- Self-introduction and daily conversation practice
- Vocabulary building — home, school, market, health
- Pronunciation and clarity techniques
- Dialogue practice: ordering food, asking directions, interviews
English & Urdu Language
About This Course
The English & Urdu Language course is for students of all ages who wish to improve their communication in these two widely used languages. Whether you are a child learning to read and write, or an adult who wants to speak English with confidence at work or in school, this course is built around your level.
The English module covers reading comprehension, grammar (tenses, sentence structure, parts of speech), vocabulary building and spoken English through interactive dialogue practice. The Urdu module covers the Nastaliq script, grammar, prose and poetry appreciation.
Classes are conducted in a supportive, encouraging environment with real conversation exercises and practical writing tasks.
What You Will Learn
- Speak English with confidence in everyday and workplace situations
- Master English grammar — tenses, articles, prepositions, sentence structure
- Expand your practical English vocabulary
- Read and write the Urdu script (Nastaliq) fluently
- Read and appreciate classical Urdu poetry
- Improve academic writing in both English and Urdu
Course Content
4 topics • 16 lessons
- Parts of speech — noun, verb, adjective, adverb, preposition
- Tenses — present, past, future (simple, continuous, perfect)
- Sentence structure — simple, compound, complex
- Essay and paragraph writing practice
- The Urdu alphabet (Nastaliq) — isolated and joined forms
- Reading simple Urdu words and sentences
- Urdu prose — selected passages from classical texts
- Dictation and handwriting exercises
- Urdu grammar basics — parts of speech, gender, tense
- Selected Urdu poetry — Allama Iqbal and Faiz Ahmed Faiz
- Urdu letter writing — formal and informal styles
- Closing task: an English essay and an Urdu composition
Questions about this course?
Class times, fees and which teacher would suit the student are all arranged one to one, so the quickest answer is to ask.
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