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INDEX

POEMS 


1.   MAPS

2.   BREAK  BREAK  BREAK 

3.   WHEN GREAT TREES FALL 

4.   THE GLOVE AND THE LIONS

5.   HAUNTED HOUSES

6.   BHARAT OUR LAND

7.   I CANNOT REMEMBER MY MOTHER

8.   CANVAS OF SOIL

9.   GIFTS OF GRACE: HONOURING OUR VOCATIONS

10.  BHARAT OUR LAND

11.  FROG AND THE NIGHTINGALE

12.  NOT MARBLE, NOR THE GILDED MONUMENTS

13.  THE RIME OF THE ANCIENT MARINER

14.  OZYMANDIAS

15.  THE SOLITARY REAPER

16.  A CONCRETE EXAMPLE

17.  MACAVITY: THE MYSTERY CAT

18.  TRY AGAIN

19.  A FUNNY MAN

20.  THE BROOK

21.  DAFFODILS

22.  COUNT THAT DAY LOST

23.  THE FLOWER SCHOOL

24.  THE COROMANDEL FISHERS

25.  THE HEART OF THE TREE

26.  SOMEBODY'S MOTHER


LITERARY GENRES (PROSE, STORY,PLAY)

1.   TWO GENTLEMEN OF VERONA-PROSE

2.   MOONLIGHT SONATA -PROSE

3.   KEEPING IT FROM HAROLD -PROSE

4.   A TALE OF VALOUR: MAJOR SOMNATH SHARMA AND THE BATTLE OF BADGAM

5.   WINDS OF CHANGE-PROSE

6.   THE POT MAKER -PROSE

7.   THREE DAYS TO SEE -PROSE

8.   PROFESSOR SHONKU AND THE LITTLE BOY-PROSE

9.   THE M.C.C. -PROSE

10.  NORTH, SOUTH, EAST, WEST - PROSE

11.  REACH FOR THE TOP-PROSE

12.  VITAMIN-M : STORY

13.  HOW I TAUGHT MY GRANDMOTHER TO READ : STORY

14.  MRS. PACKLETIDE’S TIGER : STORY

15.  THE GREEN MORNING : STORY

16.  MY BROTHER’S GREAT INVENTION : STORY

17.  THE LETTER BY DHUMKETU : STORY

18.  THE WIT THAT WON HEARTS: STORY

19.  A STORMY DAY: STORY

20.  DEAR PEN PAL-SCIENCE-FICTION: SHORT STORY

21.  THE DEAR DEPARTED -PLAY  

22.  THE MERCHANT OF VENICE:-“THE COURT OF JUSTICE” - PLAY

23.  JULIUS CAESAR – PLAY  

24.  VILLA FOR SALE - PLAY

25.  MACBETH -PLAY

26.  SAY THE RIGHT THING -PLAY

27.  THE SCHOLARSHIP JACKET: STORY

28.  THE NIGHT THE BED FELL : STORY

29.  WISDOM PAVES THE WAY - A PLAY

30.  THE DAY THE RIVER SPOKE : STORY

31.  THE UNDESERVED REWARD BY PREMCHAND : STORY

32.  THE CANTERVILLE GHOST : STORY

33.  PATOL BABU : STORY

34. THE BEWITCHED JACKET: STORY

35.  VERGHESE KURIEN – I TOO HAD A DREAM - PROSE

36.  THE WORLD OF LIMITLESS POSSIBILITIES - PROSE


GRAMMAR AND WRITING 

1.  PARTS OF SPEECH

2.  THE NOUN

3.  THE PRONOUN

4.  POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS

5.  RELATIVE PRONOUNS

6.  SENTENCES

7.  DETERMINERS

8.  PHRASES & CLAUSES

9.  TYPES OF SENTENCES (SIMPLE, COMPOUND, AND COMPLEX)

10. MODAL AUXILIARY VERBS

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