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OCR English Literature- H072, H472

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Original post by Rhythmical
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Well if we look at the concept of this then we can understand that H072 and H472 are a fake :/

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Original post by RoadtoSuccess
Well if we look at the concept of this then we can understand that H072 and H472 are a fake :/

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I got worried then lol. Hello. I didn't realise you take English Lit? xD
Original post by Rhythmical
I got worried then lol. Hello. I didn't realise you take English Lit? xD


i dont XD im just playing rofl
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Original post by RoadtoSuccess
i dont XD im just playing rofl


Well now you're here, you might as well. And you're the only one that posted apart from me :frown:
Original post by Rhythmical
Well now you're here, you might as well. And you're the only one that posted apart from me :frown:


XD
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Original post by RoadtoSuccess
XD


I'll get you started on the basics.
Original post by Rhythmical
I'll get you started on the basics.


alright ma'am
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Original post by RoadtoSuccess
alright ma'am


Nah just kidding it's boring asf.
Original post by Rhythmical
Nah just kidding it's boring asf.


oh :/
Original post by RoadtoSuccess
oh :/


Some of it is like the Middle English books that existed when dictionaries weren't available. Each word has a different spelling.
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Original post by Rhythmical
Some of it is like the Middle English books that existed when dictionaries weren't available. Each word has a different spelling.


Chaucer is difficult but it's so fun. I remember having to study him in a medieval literature module at uni. It was so tough!

You should buy a texts-in-translation inter-linear one. It has the original language as the first sentence, then just underneath it has a modern version. (by modern I mean, Shakespearean modern). So it's still a bit trickier, but so much more easier at the same time!
Original post by The Empire Odyssey
Chaucer is difficult but it's so fun. I remember having to study him in a medieval literature module at uni. It was so tough!

You should buy a texts-in-translation inter-linear one. It has the original language as the first sentence, then just underneath it has a modern version. (by modern I mean, Shakespearean modern). So it's still a bit trickier, but so much more easier at the same time!


Thank you! I found a good website so I'm using that because it is really hard but the story is very simple but due to the complexity of the language, can put some people off. It's funny because The Merchant's Tale is what my best essays have been on so I'm doing something right! I use York Notes as well and it helps with the characters.
BUMP! :biggrin:
Exam is on Friday 20th May. Is everyone prepared because I'm not!!

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