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How should I structure my argument in an essay?
It is important to justify every part of what you argue in answer to an essay question. Stating your opinion is good, as long as you back it up with evidence from the text and a strong explanation of why you...
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How can I revise for English Literature?
The common thought is that because English is unlike Maths and Science, it is difficult to find a good way to revise for it. Since the new curriculum, English Literature requires you to memorise the quotes a...
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How should I approach an unseen commentary on a piece of poetry?
Writing a commentary in an exam on an unseen poem or piece of prose is one of the most daunting tasks that the IB english assessment has to offer. However, there is a formula that will help you to achieve hi...
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Where should I start when answering a question that involves an extract from the text?
Before even getting to the question, have a read through of the extract to make sure you fully understand what is happening at this point in the text. Then look at the question and highlight the key theme or...
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How do I best manage my time when answering an exam question about an extract from a Shakespeare play?
Reading and interpreting Shakespeare in an exam setting can feel intimidating, so it is good practice to make sure that you understand exactly what the question wants you to focus on before you begin answeri...
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