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English Literature
A Level

A 'circus'. How far is this term applicable to 'Waiting for Godot"?

The circus is a valid comparison to Godot as the entertainer can suspend time in order to create a world focused on nonsensical antics, uncharacteristic of the real world. Although Godot

SA
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How do I structure an English literature essay at A-Level?

Structure is integral to achieving the top marks, and can make all the difference between writing a good essay and writing a great essay. At A-Level you have probably learnt to structure your essay into t...

IB
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Compare how Milton and Ford present sining in relation to Milton’s Paradise Lost Book IX and Ford’s ‘Tis Pity She’s A Whore.

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John Milton’s Paradise Lost Book IX and John Ford’s ‘Tis Pity She’s A Whore explore the causes and consequences of...

AC
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The effective use of quotations

Quoting effectively is important because the right quotation presented properly can add spice, interest, thought, effectiveness, support, and respect to your writing.

SR
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How am I supposed to write/structure/form my essays? It's hard to know what the examiners are looking for, and it doesn't feel like there's a correct way of doing it the same way there was at GCSE.

Essay writing is a universal skill, and is used across many subjects - once you've learned how to write an essay, it becomes quite obvious that there are a few different skeletons that you can apply to al...

CS
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