1. Comprehension and Summary

1.1. Description

1.2. Narration

1.3. Exposition

1.4. Argumentation/persuasion

1.5. Cloze test

2. Lexis and Structure

2.1. Synonyms

2.2. Antonyms

2.3. Clause and sentence patterns

2.4. Word classes and their functions

2.5. Mood

2.6. Tense and Aspect

2.7. Number

2.8. Agreement/Concord

2.9. Degree (positive, comparative and superlative)

2.10. Question tags

2.11. Mechanics

2.12. Ordinary usage, figurative usage

2.13. Idiomatic usage

2.14. Punctuation and Spelling

2.15. Homonyms

2.16. Sentence Interpretation

3. Oral Forms

3.1. Vowels (monothongs, diphthongs and triphthongs)

3.2. Consonants (including clusters)

3.3. Rhymes (including homophones)

3.4. Word stress (monosyllabic and polysyllabic)

3.5. Emphatic Stress (in connected speech)

3.6. Intonation