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Evaluate the idea that women’s language is less powerful than men’s.
The student would firstly evaluate the title, and decide their view in regards to the statement made. They’d then discuss the relevant theories, for example, Lakoff’s women’s language theory, O’Barr and Atki...
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How would you structure a GCSE English Language Question?
For this, I would advise students to use the PEEL technique. This stands for POINT, EVIDENCE, EXPLANATION and LINK.So firstly, point. The student would make a point relating to the essay title. They would th...
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Discuss the idea that a person’s language might be affected by their occupation
Within a workplace there is a hierarchy of employment. Bosses, usually seen at the top of the hierarchical structure, have instrumental power because of their position. Their authoritative language is issued...
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Explain how the author uses descriptions and connotations to portray positive or negative evaluations of a character.
I assume that the students will be reading a book for their GCSE qualification. For example, I read Holes. An answer based on this book could include the following:Before the Warden was formally introduced i...
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Why does how I structure my essay matter?
Producing a well structured essay will go a long way in encouraging the examiner to really engage with your work from the offset. Firstly, a clear and concisely written essay is far more visually pleasing th...
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