A2 Othello-essay structure

heya,

Just wondering how evryone structures the AQA Othello question
Do you argue for and against one statement and then move onto the next, ending with a rounded up conclusion?
Apparently, for a higher grade you should try to incorporate both statements in each paragraph all the way through the essay...im finding this really difficult
Has anyone got any useful ideas or tips?
thanks
x

Reply 1

kay123

is that a no?? :confused:

Reply 2

DENNIS_MENACE

Youve got it spot on. Firstly, Argue for the first interprataion and then against. Then say something like 'With this being against this conform to the second argument..' and argue for and against. Then overall conclusion.
you dont have to incorporate both arguments in every paragraph as this will most likely creat a messy structure. Just keep it simple.

There is an example of this answer style on AQA website. Although , it on the Dulcess of Malfi you can see how you can use the structure to get best possible marks ie a grad 'A'.

Must go now and revise

Reply 3

kay123

hey..thanks for that..
but i cant seem to find the sample answer you mentioned, do you mind posting the link or just telling me where it is on the AQA website?
cheers

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