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I have my Eng lit exam next week. Does anyone know how I can revise effectively for both Of mice and men & Romeo and Juliet?? And if anyone has any revision material please send it to me. Thanks in advance
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i didn't do either of these but past essays will be the best! plan and write them, in my opinion is the best way. for extra help id see if you can get a teacher to mark them for you :-) good luck!
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i didn't do either of these but past essays will be the best! plan and write them, in my opinion is the best way. for extra help id see if you can get a teacher to mark them for you :-) good luck!
i didn't do either of these but past essays will be the best! plan and write them, in my opinion is the best way. for extra help id see if you can get a teacher to mark them for you :-) good luck!
one more thing is it easy to achieve a B grade for it?
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I have my Eng lit exam next week. Does anyone know how I can revise effectively for both Of mice and men & Romeo and Juliet?? And if anyone has any revision material please send it to me. Thanks in advance
I have my Eng lit exam next week. Does anyone know how I can revise effectively for both Of mice and men & Romeo and Juliet?? And if anyone has any revision material please send it to me. Thanks in advance
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Thanks so much! would you consider writing about context for example, the fact that its set in soledad for each paragraph when linking the answer to question or nah?
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Thanks so much! would you consider writing about context for example, the fact that its set in soledad for each paragraph when linking the answer to question or nah?
Thanks so much! would you consider writing about context for example, the fact that its set in soledad for each paragraph when linking the answer to question or nah?
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Look at plot summaries, and key themes!
Have a look at important quotes and past papers and mark schemes.
For OMAM make sure you know about America in the 1930's. You need to mention it atleast once in your essay, whether the question is about Curley's wife, Crooks, Candy etc..
I don't do romeo and juliet however, I found this site really helpful for omam
http://thebestnotes.com/booknotes/of...y_Guide01.html
Good luck!!
Have a look at important quotes and past papers and mark schemes.
For OMAM make sure you know about America in the 1930's. You need to mention it atleast once in your essay, whether the question is about Curley's wife, Crooks, Candy etc..
I don't do romeo and juliet however, I found this site really helpful for omam
http://thebestnotes.com/booknotes/of...y_Guide01.html
Good luck!!
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I have my Eng lit exam next week. Does anyone know how I can revise effectively for both Of mice and men & Romeo and Juliet?? And if anyone has any revision material please send it to me. Thanks in advance
I have my Eng lit exam next week. Does anyone know how I can revise effectively for both Of mice and men & Romeo and Juliet?? And if anyone has any revision material please send it to me. Thanks in advance
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Thank you AnnaMossy!
one more thing is it easy to achieve a B grade for it?
Thank you AnnaMossy!
one more thing is it easy to achieve a B grade for it?
Good luck!
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with Omam I would definitely recommend writing about context in every paragraph
with Omam I would definitely recommend writing about context in every paragraph
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By the way, how do you separate the context from the character if you're asked a question about Crooks and then asked about attitudes to black people in 1930s America?
By the way, how do you separate the context from the character if you're asked a question about Crooks and then asked about attitudes to black people in 1930s America?
'This demonstrates the inequality in America during the 1930s'
etc..
If that answers your question
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By the way, how do you separate the context from the character if you're asked a question about Crooks and then asked about attitudes to black people in 1930s America?
By the way, how do you separate the context from the character if you're asked a question about Crooks and then asked about attitudes to black people in 1930s America?
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