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How do I structure my paragraphs?

I would suggest learning the PEEL structure. PEEL stands for Point, Evidence, Explain, Link. When answering a question in an exam or in coursework, write the word PEEL on your planning page, and then structu...
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Answered by Shelby J. • English tutor
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What is a plosive consonant and what is its effect?

A plosive consonant is an abrupt sound made by closing the mouth then releasing a burst of breath. The plosive consonants in English are B, P, T and D. Their effect, especially when used repeatedly is to cre...
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Answered by Felicity M. • English tutor
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I have a presentation to give in class next week on my Shakespeare set text, Julius Caesar. I'm very nervous about it and need some help with the structure and content, as well as a few tips on delivery.

Structure- Similar to an essay -Intro -Main body -Conclusion or Say what you are going to say Say it, then Say what you have said Use signposting language to signal to your audience where you are going (and ...
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Answered by Tim M. • English tutor
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How does the poet present strong ideas and feelings in 'To A Daughter Leaving Home' (unseen poem)

The speaker evidently feels that her daughter is growing up very fast and uncontrollably, through the lack of punctuation, caesura, and the almost continue use of enjambment throughout the poem. This lack of...
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Answered by Jessica C. • English tutor
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I'm not allowed to bring books into exams, how do I learn them off by heart?

First thing to say is: don't panic. This does't mean that you have to know the whole text off my heart. In fact, if you did, the chances are that you wouldn't use quotes concisely enough to make your argumen...
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Answered by Jemima H. • English tutor
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