Federal Board (FBISE) English Book 9th Class 2025 Latest Edition
The National Book Foundation has released the Federal Board 9th Class English book 2025 edition, which can now be downloaded online in PDF format. This book follows the FBISE curriculum, offering students easy access to essential learning materials.
Federal Board 9th Class English textbook is now available in 2025 edition, created by the National Book Foundation, complies with Federal Board regulations and follows Pakistan’s National Curriculum for 2022–2023. This book is designed to enhance learners’ critical reading, writing, communication, and analytical skills through real-world themes and interactive activities. The book includes a mix of prose, poetry, and practical language use, encouraging creativity, collaboration, and fluency. It also supports digital learning, entrepreneurship, and modern literature, while promoting an SDG alignment to ensure students are prepared for the future. Integrated grammar tasks in each unit guide learners through essential language concepts.
What does the Federal Board (FBISE) Grade 9th English book contain?
Chapters Included:
- Hazrat Muhammad ﷺ
- The Art of Entrepreneurship for Muslim Women
- The Modern World in the Era of Digital Globalization
- Overcoming the Impossible
- Top 5 Success Lessons from Jeff Bezos
- The Dangers of Drug Abuse
- Mowing by Robert Frost
- The Eagle by Alfred Tennyson
- Exploring Travel and Tourism
- Two Mothers Remembered by Joann Snow Duncanson
- The Metamorphosis
- Promoting Good Health and Well-being
Class 9 English Book latest 2025 edition is available online or as a free PDF download. This book is officially released by the National Book Foundation and is not available for purchase, in accordance with the regulations of the Federal Board (FBISE).
How to Achieve High Grades in English Grade 9 FBISE (Federal Board) (Arts and Science)
Getting Good at English Made Easy!
If you want to do well in English, you need to follow the school’s plan. Just like with Urdu, you can focus on getting better at four things: talking, listening, reading, and writing. You can leave out listening if it’s too hard. Here are some simple tips and tricks to help you do great:
Keep a Diary:
Attend English class each day and record all you learn in writing. This helps you:
- Get better at writing.
- Think more about what you learn.
- Study better.
Find Tricky Words:
Before you start a lesson, read it once. Even the words that are difficult for you should be circled.
Use a Dictionary:
On Sundays or when you have time, use a dictionary, either online or a regular one. Look up the hard words you circled, even if your teacher explained them.
Make Sentences:
Try to use each tricky word in a sentence, even if you don’t have to. It will helps you understand how to use the words in sentences.
Translate:
Pick a paragraph and translate it. This aids in your comprehension of what you read and the meaning of words.
Learn Similar Words:
Use words that mean the same to remember them better. This helps you know what words are good or bad for you.
Learn Grammar:
English stories and talking need good grammar. Don’t just remember answers; do the grammar stuff at the end of each chapter.
Ask your teacher if you’re not sure about grammar.
Write Short Summaries:
Write short summaries of what you read. It helps you understand what the stories are about and how to say things in your own words.
Practice Every Day:
Getting good at English means doing it a lot. Practice little bit every day to get better.
Try Old Tests:
Doing old tests helps you know how to do the real tests.
By doing these things, you can get really good at English and do well in your tests, whether you’re in arts or science class!
