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How would you structure a basic paragraph in a GCSE English essay?
So most people rely on the simple Point, Evidence, Explain or PEE structure when writing essays. In order to get those higher marks, however, you need to use a more sophisticated structure than that. The one...
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What is the difference between language, form and structure?
All used when analysing poems, plays and prose (novels) Language This is the type of words that are used (eg metaohors, similes, alliteration, onamatopoeia) and the effect that they have on the reader - what...
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(Much Ado About Nothing) How does Benedick change over the course of the play?
Introduction: Benedick begins Much Ado About Nothing as a sarcastic, uncaring individual but by the end of the play is genuine and heartfelt in the way he carries himself. Briefly go over points that will be...
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How should I structure an essay in the exam, and how will I know I will have enough time?
Time management is very important when it comes to exams! The best thing to do is to set out time for planning, time for writing, and time for reading over. This way you can be sure that you will have time f...
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I'm finding it hard to achieve high marks in my essays, how can I make sure I get the highest possible marks?
Assessment Objectives - If you look at the specification for your qualification, you should find listed the assessment objectives for each assessed component of your course. Each objective will include diffe...
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