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for my english literature i am doing
an inspector call,
romeo and juliet,
frankenstein,
power and conflict.
Anything would help from them thank you
an inspector call,
romeo and juliet,
frankenstein,
power and conflict.
Anything would help from them thank you
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I am doing:
Romeo and Juliet
Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde
An Inspector Calls
Love and Relationships Poetry
Romeo and Juliet
Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde
An Inspector Calls
Love and Relationships Poetry
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Make sure for paper 1 you begin with your point. So for example: you can start like “in this extract, (the author i.e Shakespeare) introduces (the character i.e. Romeo) as....
We can see this from (the quote)””.
Then start inferring ideas from the quote. What can it suggest? Then zoom into words from the quote. Identify subject terminology as well i.e. Shakespeare uses lots of oxymorons.. what does this suggest about a theme? E.g. Bittersweet-mad about love— context—in the era, people thought that love made people mad. If you use discourse markers such as Furthermore and In addition, ultimately, you can get a good mark. Also you should include noun phrases as well such as indecisive Romeo or impulsive Tybalt to describe the characters you are talking about, making the examiner aware that you know the text you are referring to well.
I hope this helped, I just put what I thought I had to improve on to get the top marks
We can see this from (the quote)””.
Then start inferring ideas from the quote. What can it suggest? Then zoom into words from the quote. Identify subject terminology as well i.e. Shakespeare uses lots of oxymorons.. what does this suggest about a theme? E.g. Bittersweet-mad about love— context—in the era, people thought that love made people mad. If you use discourse markers such as Furthermore and In addition, ultimately, you can get a good mark. Also you should include noun phrases as well such as indecisive Romeo or impulsive Tybalt to describe the characters you are talking about, making the examiner aware that you know the text you are referring to well.
I hope this helped, I just put what I thought I had to improve on to get the top marks
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I'm doing An Inspector Calls, A Christmas Carol and Macbeth. For poems I'm doing the Power and Conflict cluster.
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Learn more obscure (but relevant) contextual information. It should impress the examiner. ALWAYS relate EVERYTHING you say back to the writer's purpose (Inspector Calls is to show the evils of Capitalism, sexism of society etc. etc.) and acknowledge that characters and themes are constructs to convey this purpose (Birling is a symbol for Capitalism etc). B explorative, so consider different interpretations for each quote. Finish your essay witha conclusion, saying something about the wroter's overall purpose, and what they wish for the future. Good luck
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