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What is the best way to structure my comparative essay in an exam?

Once the question is in front of you, write down straight away the things you think are relevant from the two texts. For example, if it asks you to compare the treatment of women in the two texts, note do...

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What sort of things do I need to think about when I'm asked to analyse a source in an exam?

Firstly, look at the source and try to work out who, what when where and why it exists. For example, if it is a recruitment poster from World War II, consider whether it is a German poster or an alliance ...

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Answered by James F. History tutor
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How is the best way to compare themes in two different poems?

First of all, you need to recognise what the key themes are of the poems in isolation. For example, take the first poem and see if you can recognise any recurring imagery, like the image of a moon in the ...

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Answered by James F. English tutor
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Using the correct object pronouns.

Firstly, it is important to distinguish between the subject and the object in a sentence. The subject carries out the action or the verb, whereas the subject recieves, experiences or is the target of the ...

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Answered by Liam L. French tutor
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Look in detail at this extract from lines 8 to 18 of the Source: How does the writer use language here to describe the effects of the weather?

The opening paragraph of the given section consists of one, long-running sentence. This is done to reflect the forward and ongoing movement of the coach. The adjective ‘exposed’ and the noun ‘force’, evok...

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