Syllabus Update: AS Level English (9093) - Paper 1 (Reading)

2021 AS Level English (9093) Syllabus Update - Paper 1 (Reading)
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At the beginning of 2021 Cambridge International updated the syllabus for Paper 1 (Reading) and Paper 2 (Writing) of AS Level English (9093). In this video we will go over the knowledge and skills you should expect to be tested on for your exams.
CAH Blog: www.cambridgeathome.net/as-le...
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Links Mentioned:
AS Level English (9093) Playlist: • AS Level English (9093)
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Music:
Palm by Lilike Nel / palm
Aviino - Slim Bobby chll.to/7b6adcd9
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Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
0:45 - AS Level English Paper 1 Syllabus (9093)
1:07 - 9093 Paper 1 Syllabus - Knowledge & Understanding
2:08 - 9093 Paper 1 Syllabus - Skills & Techniques
3:16 - 9093 Paper 1 - Question Structure
3:58 - Outro

[@natekhumalo4874]

Watched thi entire series and got an 86! You saved my future!

[@salarrana9951]

Thanks a lot for making this video, helped me out a ton with confusion regarding past papers and the current yearly

[@cambridgeathome8036]

You're welcome, glad to hear :)

[@muhammadarifarif1165]

God bless you Madam and your language is very cheerful for our hearts.thnks

[@cambridgeathome8036]

Thank you so much Muhammad. May God bless you too :)

[@clairevanrensburg1337]

omg , thank youuu

[@entertainingpreacher8044]

Hi mam! Can you make a video to guide me about the syllabus of 9093 that is to be used for the exams in 2024?

[@immortalizer3725]

Is Oct/nov paper 12 2021 (reading) applicable to todays syllabus change in 2022? or i look at the recent 2022 ones idk

[@shashankhrishikesh1573]

Thanks m8. I'm transferring from a different board to Cambridge, and the difference between 9093 english and ICSE english is enormous. Our entire english literature syllabus last year was 5 poems and 5 short stories, of which we had to study four each. I think you can probably see the difference based on that itself. How do I rapidly scale up my English level to match this board?

[@cambridgeathome8036]

I would suggest getting a tutor to mark your past papers for you. That really helped me out. Then just do as many past papers as possible

[@shashankhrishikesh1573]

You mentioned that I need to be familiar with:
The linguistic elements and literary features of texts:
Parts of speech
Word classes
Vocabulary
Figurative language
Phonology
Morphology
Rhetorical devices
Voice
Aspect
Tense
Modality
Narrative perspective
Word ordering
Sentence structure
Paragraph- and text- level structure
Formality / informality of tone
Pragmatics
The significance of audience in both the design and reception of texts
The ways in which genre, purpose and context contribute to the meaning of texts
I don't really know what those are, is there a video or site of yours where I can learn about them?

[@cambridgeathome8036]

I don't have any content covering these topics unfortunately, but there is a lot around if you just do a quick Google search!

[@shahrukhmalik3298]

is it possible to give whole a levels in two months?

[@nerminfathima2589]

What's text level structure?

[@cambridgeathome8036]

Heyo, thanks for the comment. Text level structure is essentially just top-level structure. There are four main organizational patterns, or top-level structures, that occur mostly in factual texts: compare/contrast, cause/effect, problem/solution, and list-like. If you do a quick google there's loads of information on it :) Hope this helps

[@lucie2502]

Can someone help me with 9093 paper 1 may/june 2021 question 2 please 😭😭😭

[@cambridgeathome8036]

Hey, thanks for the comment :) Are you looking to analyze a text?

[@lucie2502]

@@cambridgeathome8036 yes!!