ATAL BIHARI VAJPAYEE MEDICAL
UNIVERSITY, LUCKNOW
UTTAR PRADESH (INDIA)
BMLS-102
ENGLISH COMMUNICATION & SOFT SKILLS
UNIT-II
Unit-II Syllabus:
1. Basic compositions, journals with a focus on paragraph form and
organization.
2. Basic concepts & principles of good communication.
3. Special Characteristics of health communication.
PROF. DR. NEELOFAR KHANAM 1
, UNIT-II
Basic compositions, journals, with a focus on
paragraph form and organisation
BASIC COMPOSITIONS
➢ Basic compositions refer to structured written pieces that convey ideas, arguments, or
narratives in a clear and organized manner. They often follow a standard format and can
include:
1. Essays: Written works that present a viewpoint or analysis on a specific topic. Common
types include:
a) Narrative Essays: Tell a story or share personal experiences.
b) Descriptive Essays: Provide detailed descriptions of a person, place, or event.
c) Expository Essays: Explain a topic or idea with facts and examples.
d) Persuasive Essays: Argue for a specific point of view, aiming to convince the
reader.
2. Reports: Objective presentations of information, often based on research or analysis.
3. Creative Writing: Stories, poems, or other forms of artistic expression.
Basic composition structure or format
1. Introduction
• Purpose: Introduce the main topic or idea.
• Thesis Statement: Present a clear statement outlining what you will discuss.
• Example: “The impact of regular exercise on mental health is profound, enhancing
mood, reducing anxiety, and improving overall well-being.”
2. Body Paragraphs
• Structure: Each paragraph should focus on a single idea that supports your thesis.
• Format: standard and well-structured prescribed format for body paragraph.
• Topic Sentence: Introduces the main idea of the paragraph.
• Supporting Details: Provides evidence, examples, or explanations to elaborate on
the topic.
PROF. DR. NEELOFAR KHANAM 2
UNIVERSITY, LUCKNOW
UTTAR PRADESH (INDIA)
BMLS-102
ENGLISH COMMUNICATION & SOFT SKILLS
UNIT-II
Unit-II Syllabus:
1. Basic compositions, journals with a focus on paragraph form and
organization.
2. Basic concepts & principles of good communication.
3. Special Characteristics of health communication.
PROF. DR. NEELOFAR KHANAM 1
, UNIT-II
Basic compositions, journals, with a focus on
paragraph form and organisation
BASIC COMPOSITIONS
➢ Basic compositions refer to structured written pieces that convey ideas, arguments, or
narratives in a clear and organized manner. They often follow a standard format and can
include:
1. Essays: Written works that present a viewpoint or analysis on a specific topic. Common
types include:
a) Narrative Essays: Tell a story or share personal experiences.
b) Descriptive Essays: Provide detailed descriptions of a person, place, or event.
c) Expository Essays: Explain a topic or idea with facts and examples.
d) Persuasive Essays: Argue for a specific point of view, aiming to convince the
reader.
2. Reports: Objective presentations of information, often based on research or analysis.
3. Creative Writing: Stories, poems, or other forms of artistic expression.
Basic composition structure or format
1. Introduction
• Purpose: Introduce the main topic or idea.
• Thesis Statement: Present a clear statement outlining what you will discuss.
• Example: “The impact of regular exercise on mental health is profound, enhancing
mood, reducing anxiety, and improving overall well-being.”
2. Body Paragraphs
• Structure: Each paragraph should focus on a single idea that supports your thesis.
• Format: standard and well-structured prescribed format for body paragraph.
• Topic Sentence: Introduces the main idea of the paragraph.
• Supporting Details: Provides evidence, examples, or explanations to elaborate on
the topic.
PROF. DR. NEELOFAR KHANAM 2
