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What is figurative language?

Figurative language is when language is used to describe something that is different from its literal interpretation. When literal language is used, a writer is simply stating something as it is. Where as...

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Answered by Eleanor F. English tutor
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How is nature presented in Shakespeare’s ‘Macbeth’?

Think about the natural landscapes we see in 'Macbeth'. How do the witches make their spells? Is there a particular significance to the ingredients? It might be a good idea to introduce your essay by talk...

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Answered by Emily D. English tutor
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How can I efficiently plan an essay in an exam?

It is always helpful to plan your essay before you begin. Planning is essential to have a clear, confident argument. Once you have selected your question, loosely annotate it - underlining key words (like...

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Answered by Emily D. English tutor
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Compare the presentation of female experience in your 2 chosen texts?

In both Mrs Dalloway and Wuthering Heights – Woolf and Bronte respectively use different avenues to present the experience of females most notably through the characters of Clarissa and Catherine respecti...

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Answered by Fisayo A. English tutor
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How should you approach an unseen passage in an exam?

Unseen passages can be daunting, but they are designed as an opportunity for you to show your skills to the examiner. Try and think of them as an invitation to really engage in some close analysis of writ...

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Answered by Jess G. English tutor
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