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What are the first things I should think about when comparing unseen texts?

PAF P - Purpose. What is the text trying to achieve? How is it likely to make the reader respond? A - Audience. Who is the intended reader of the text? You can think about gender, race, age etc. here as well...
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Explain what a determiner is and highlight its two different forms.

It is a word that introduces a noun. e.g. The dog lay on the mat. Definite= the, Indefinite= a/an
HF
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How would I go about analysing a newspaper article?

For analysing a newspaper article, there is a key yet simple structure that should be easy for you to follow: Firstly, you will want to identify G.A.P within your introduction (this stands for genre, audienc...
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In what way is an English Language essay different to an English Literature essay at A Level?

One of the main things to remember when it comes to an A Level English Language essay is that you have a completely different aim to when you are writing an English Literature essay. Whilst during Lit essays...
EG
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Explain the ways in which Sophie demonstrates her written language development in the transcripts below.

Sophie, aged 4-8 in the transcripts, demonstrates a profound development in her written language skills through her lexis, grammar, orthography and graphology. This is due to the contextual nature of the cla...
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