we need help with everthing! no joke, we haven't had the best english teachers.

aqa should have some mark schemes and example essays available to help guide you.

so for english lit, you'll be given an extract or piece of text (seen poetry, you're given the full poem in the question). some people say you should write an intro, some people say don't bother; it's up to you if you want to do an intro but it definitely helps me get into the flow of writing my essay. poetry comparison i definitely recommend an intro as it gives you the opportunity to mention some context you may not be able to say elsewhere.
now, when it comes to writing the essay based off an extract i recommend using the extract first- picking anything you can from it and seeing if you can link it to the question. your answer needs to include stuff from the extract and stuff not in the extract but it's fine if the majority of your essay is from the extract- as long as you got one point that is not mentioned in the extract that's fine.

petal's a good structure for writing paragraphs- (point, evidence, technique, analyse, link back to question). offering alternative intepretations of a quote is a good way to boost your marks. always link back to the question at the end of each paragraph so if you do end up going off on a tangent it's still a considered response to the question.

idk if you want poetry comparison essay advice too- quote me if you need some help on your essays for that

best way to memorise quote is flashcards. quote on one side, brief analysis on the other side.

mrbuff and mr salles teaches english should have done videos on all the texts you've mentioned, including the poems. annotated all my poems using their videos, they were great.
i did a jekyll and hyde quote thread here if you need anymore quotes
https://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/sho...rimary_content

plenty of resources on tsr if you look around
hope this helps