English lit Mistake!

If the question didn't say "how far do you agree," or "to what extent," or "as a reader, do you agree?".
Then you are sadly going to be marked down.

If the question didn't say "how far do you agree," or "to what extent," or "as a reader, do you agree?".
Then you are sadly going to be marked down.

You don't ever get marked down in English for that. They use positive marking where you gain marks for anything correct or interesting, but you don't gain or lose any for saying something perhaps irrelevant as such.

You won't be marked down, examiners use positive marking
And making two good points, if developed enough is still fine so dw
I'm still stressing about messing up my unseen poetry tbh it was really bad

I hope that you get a good grade and is it still possible for me to get high marks if two of my points were really good. For instance, in one of my points I said that jekyll tries to help hyde but fails to- I also included psycoanalytical critisism which i'm happy about. Also, what points did you talk about.

If your points were good, which they do sound then you can still get a high mark
I think I talked about Enfield helping the girl's family by threatening Hyde and making him compensate for the harm, utterson trying to help Jekyll and Poole helping Jekyll.

I did a question for Jekyll and Hyde was: Explain how characters help others in the novel? My two points linked to the question but for my third point I argued against the question ( that Enfield doesn't help Jekyll when he trampled on the girl) because I couldn't think of anymore quotes. So will I get marked down for this...

(I don't do Jekyll and Hyde but)
I think if you did link it to the general idea of help in the novel and how this lack of help contrasted other characters/themes in the novel that you presented in the first two paragraphs ,you will get marks for that because it shows an understanding of the theme in the novel.