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Introductions are an incredibly important part of any essay. They provide the reader with the necessary context for the question you are answering, and they outline the steps you will take to prove your a...

One thing to remember with essay structure, is that there is ‘more than one way to skin a cat’. Everyone will have their own unique style, and two answers which seem quite different can get the same mark....

This is a past exam question from a real GCSE paper, and is an example of "completing the square." I will show you 4 steps for answering this question. ¬¬¬ The first step is to check whether the...

1. Note the phenotypes of the parents, work out whether they are homozygous or heterozygous.
2. Choose letters to represent the alleles. The upper case letter should represent the dominant allele...

Firstly, you should look at the structure of the essay before starting to write. There should be an introduction, a paragraph for each idea and then a conclusion. The introduction should include an introd...