How should I prepare for the ELAT? (I'm a EU student)

I'll be sitting the ELAT in November and while I'm definitely familiar with literary analysis in general, I'd appreciate it if you guys gave me some advice on how to prepare for the this test. I'm not British, so some guidance or maybe suggested reading would be really helpful. Thanks in advance..

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Reply 1

BioOx

Shouldn't it be *an EU student*?
You clearly need practice, practice, practice.....

Reply 2

Rhaenys10

Original post by BioOx

Shouldn't it be *an EU student*?
You clearly need practice, practice, practice.....

Nope, it shouldn't. EU/European is pronounced with a "y" sound at the beginning, so you have to follow the same rule as you would for, idk, "year", "yacht", and so on and so forth..

Reply 3

BioOx

Original post by Rhaenys10

Nope, it shouldn't. EU/European is pronounced with a "y" sound at the beginning, so you have to follow the same rule as you would for, idk, "year", "yacht", and so on and so forth..

Oki doki!

Read some critics on the books that you have previously read! Compare your interpretation with others. That should help you develop lateral thinking abilities.