Structure for english essays

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can someone tell me what is the best structure to use for AQA poetry comparison, unseen poetry, An Inspector calls, Macbeth and Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde essays?
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I got a 9 at GCSE English lit and lang

- So for poetry comparison try to start your essay with "Both poets/both poems explore" - something along those lines, instead of doing one para on one poem then one on the other try to SYNTHESISE them together. AO2 make sure you really zoom in on key words - you get marks for just saying the verb ... expresses...

- Unseen there will be clear AO2 devices they want you to pick out - so make sure you practice and can identify them. You don't NEED to understand the poem (I sure didn't) but they just want to see that you haven't LEARNED meanings and devices from the poems when irl you don't even know what a verb is.

- An Inspector Calls I'd recommend planning both choices for questions out first - write down as many quotes as you know down. I did around 3 pages. I think there's no real set structure for an essay but if you make a plan e.g. Para 1 - selfishness in terms of Capitalism, selfishness through Mr Birling - just overarching themes to guide you and I used one quote per paragraph. So make a point, back with a quote, then try and extend on the quote as much as you can before moving on.

- I didn't do Macbeth and Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde but I believe you have extracts for that - I'd say highlight the devices you can analyse, then PLAN Para 1 - this point, try to go in chronological order through the extract if you can. Always LINK BACK TO QUESTION on this one it can be easy to drift off into just analysing quotes and talking about other themes.

Hope this helps and let me know if you have any questions!