The flying of a young girl - 30/09/2025 23:43 EDT
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,500 INR
I am compiling a complete yet concise study pack for ICSE Class 10 English and need an educator-writer who can supply ready-to-use material for both Literature and Grammar.
Literature
• Drama: For every scene in Act 3 of the prescribed play, I need a short paragraph that blends a two-line summary with its dramatic significance and overall importance to the plot. Clarity and brevity are essential so a student can grasp the takeaway in under a minute.
• Poetry: For every poem in the current syllabus, deliver five focused sections—About the Poet (brief bio), About the Poem (context and theme), Critical Appreciation (imagery, tone, technique), Figures of Speech (identified and illustrated), and the Message. While all five sections are required, please give particular depth to the Poet’s background, your critical appreciation, and the stated message.
Grammar
Cover the following chapters with a consistent pattern: first a clear rule and two or three model sentences, then a short exercise set (5–7 sentences) with an answer key.
1. Direct & Indirect Speech
2. Active & Passive Voice
3. Comparison of Degrees
4. Transformations involving:
• If-conditionals (all three types)
• Not only … but also
• No sooner / hardly / scarcely / barely
• As well as
• In case
• As if / as though
• The more … the more
• So … that
• Too … to
• Both … and
• As soon as
Tone & Format
I prefer crisp, student-friendly prose, no jargon, and numbered exercise keys that line up with the questions for hassle-free checking. Word files or Google Docs are fine; keep each major heading on a new page so the set can be printed as separate handouts.
If you have previously prepared ICSE material, include a short sample when you reply so I can gauge the level.
Literature
• Drama: For every scene in Act 3 of the prescribed play, I need a short paragraph that blends a two-line summary with its dramatic significance and overall importance to the plot. Clarity and brevity are essential so a student can grasp the takeaway in under a minute.
• Poetry: For every poem in the current syllabus, deliver five focused sections—About the Poet (brief bio), About the Poem (context and theme), Critical Appreciation (imagery, tone, technique), Figures of Speech (identified and illustrated), and the Message. While all five sections are required, please give particular depth to the Poet’s background, your critical appreciation, and the stated message.
Grammar
Cover the following chapters with a consistent pattern: first a clear rule and two or three model sentences, then a short exercise set (5–7 sentences) with an answer key.
1. Direct & Indirect Speech
2. Active & Passive Voice
3. Comparison of Degrees
4. Transformations involving:
• If-conditionals (all three types)
• Not only … but also
• No sooner / hardly / scarcely / barely
• As well as
• In case
• As if / as though
• The more … the more
• So … that
• Too … to
• Both … and
• As soon as
Tone & Format
I prefer crisp, student-friendly prose, no jargon, and numbered exercise keys that line up with the questions for hassle-free checking. Word files or Google Docs are fine; keep each major heading on a new page so the set can be printed as separate handouts.
If you have previously prepared ICSE material, include a short sample when you reply so I can gauge the level.