Reading
2h 15m · 50 marks
Directed response, comparison and text analysis.
10 directed responses · 10 comparisons · 10 text analyses
All four papers are available: 30 practices each for Papers 1 and 2, and 20 each for Papers 3 and 4 — 100 guided practices in total. For examinations from 2029, use the revised syllabus rather than this assessment map.
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AS Level: Papers 1 and 2. Full A Level: Papers 1–4.
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Writing
2h · 50 marks
Shorter writing with reflective commentary, and extended writing.
10 shorter pieces · 10 reflective commentaries · 10 extended pieces
Language Analysis
2h 15m · 50 marks
Language change and child language acquisition.
10 language-change sets · 10 child-language-acquisition sets
Language Topics
2h 15m · 50 marks
English in the world; language and the self.
10 English-in-the-world sets · 10 Language-and-the-self sets
Assessment objectives, in plain English
These summaries explain the focus of each objective. Use the official syllabus for the full wording and weightings.
- AO1: Understand texts.
- AO2: Write effectively for the intended reader and purpose.
- AO3: Explain how form, structure and language create meaning.
- AO4: Understand ideas and methods in language study.
- AO5: Analyse and connect evidence from language data.
How to use the practice units
Attempt → study an explanation and model → revise → attempt again.
What each unit will contain
A clear task, the skills it develops, a short explanation, a worked model with reasons, independent practice and a review checklist. Keep your first attempt so you can see exactly what improved.
A Level classes
Group classes are Rs. 20,000 per month. One-to-one classes are Rs. 40,000 per month. Practice-material access is purchased separately.
Check your examination year
The assessment map above follows the 2027–2028 syllabus. Cambridge introduces revised tasks from 2029.
Official Cambridge 9093 syllabus · 2027–2028 · All syllabus years