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some people might think it's waste of time but if someome really helps me will have blessings from god plzz help mee
hi everyone,how are you guys hope everyone must be chilling...
but I am not I really need your help firstly, I need really need help how to write answer language paper 1 question 5 I mean how to describe the picture . Secondly, how to structure language literature questions such as Macbeth, an inspector calls and Jekyll hyde questions. Lastly, what structure can we use to compare poem like some people say pee paragraph but I don't know which one is correct one so plz guys help me ……god bless you guys for trying to help me.
hi everyone,how are you guys hope everyone must be chilling...
but I am not I really need your help firstly, I need really need help how to write answer language paper 1 question 5 I mean how to describe the picture . Secondly, how to structure language literature questions such as Macbeth, an inspector calls and Jekyll hyde questions. Lastly, what structure can we use to compare poem like some people say pee paragraph but I don't know which one is correct one so plz guys help me ……god bless you guys for trying to help me.
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There is no "correct" way to structure your answer and really there isn't much of a need to follow any of those acronyms and sometimes I feel like they make your essay sound robotic and unoriginal.
The way to do well in analysis of Jeckyll and Hyde, macbeth etc is to make sure you analyse every aspect of each quote. So analyse language, structure, context and if possible link it to something else such as a theme or another quote. Think of all the quotes you can remember about whatever the question asks and try to do this for all of the quotes. Don't be afraid to write massive paragraphs about a single quote. For poetry you should think of a quote from one of the poems and think of a quote that is similar from the other poem or a quote that links in some way but is slightly different and analyse both fully and talk about how they are similar/different.
I can't really help you with language question 5 because I was never very good at that. I hope my advice has helped in some way.
The way to do well in analysis of Jeckyll and Hyde, macbeth etc is to make sure you analyse every aspect of each quote. So analyse language, structure, context and if possible link it to something else such as a theme or another quote. Think of all the quotes you can remember about whatever the question asks and try to do this for all of the quotes. Don't be afraid to write massive paragraphs about a single quote. For poetry you should think of a quote from one of the poems and think of a quote that is similar from the other poem or a quote that links in some way but is slightly different and analyse both fully and talk about how they are similar/different.
I can't really help you with language question 5 because I was never very good at that. I hope my advice has helped in some way.
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There is no "correct" way to structure your answer and really there isn't much of a need to follow any of those acronyms and sometimes I feel like they make your essay sound robotic and unoriginal.
The way to do well in analysis of Jeckyll and Hyde, macbeth etc is to make sure you analyse every aspect of each quote. So analyse language, structure, context and if possible link it to something else such as a theme or another quote. Think of all the quotes you can remember about whatever the question asks and try to do this for all of the quotes. Don't be afraid to write massive paragraphs about a single quote. For poetry you should think of a quote from one of the poems and think of a quote that is similar from the other poem or a quote that links in some way but is slightly different and analyse both fully and talk about how they are similar/different.
I can't really help you with language question 5 because I was never very good at that. I hope my advice has helped in some way.
There is no "correct" way to structure your answer and really there isn't much of a need to follow any of those acronyms and sometimes I feel like they make your essay sound robotic and unoriginal.
The way to do well in analysis of Jeckyll and Hyde, macbeth etc is to make sure you analyse every aspect of each quote. So analyse language, structure, context and if possible link it to something else such as a theme or another quote. Think of all the quotes you can remember about whatever the question asks and try to do this for all of the quotes. Don't be afraid to write massive paragraphs about a single quote. For poetry you should think of a quote from one of the poems and think of a quote that is similar from the other poem or a quote that links in some way but is slightly different and analyse both fully and talk about how they are similar/different.
I can't really help you with language question 5 because I was never very good at that. I hope my advice has helped in some way.
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acronyms aren't super helpful; looking up the mark schemes for each of the questions and printing them off will be a useful guideline for your answers and just giving it some sort of structure is probably more helpful. petal can be helpful though for analysing quotes/words etc- point, evidence, technique, analysis, link back to question.
think outside the box for question 5 in the lang paper; you need to immerse yourself in the environment within that image eg. all the senses, emotions, thoughts and changes in the environment. i always found it helpful to like, throughout the description, walk through this image/environment, to experience everything and to give the description some sort of depth.
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think outside the box for question 5 in the lang paper; you need to immerse yourself in the environment within that image eg. all the senses, emotions, thoughts and changes in the environment. i always found it helpful to like, throughout the description, walk through this image/environment, to experience everything and to give the description some sort of depth.
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acronyms aren't super helpful; looking up the mark schemes for each of the questions and printing them off will be a useful guideline for your answers and just giving it some sort of structure is probably more helpful. petal can be helpful though for analysing quotes/words etc- point, evidence, technique, analysis, link back to question.
think outside the box for question 5 in the lang paper; you need to immerse yourself in the environment within that image eg. all the senses, emotions, thoughts and changes in the environment. i always found it helpful to like, throughout the description, walk through this image/environment, to experience everything and to give the description some sort of depth.
moving this to english
acronyms aren't super helpful; looking up the mark schemes for each of the questions and printing them off will be a useful guideline for your answers and just giving it some sort of structure is probably more helpful. petal can be helpful though for analysing quotes/words etc- point, evidence, technique, analysis, link back to question.
think outside the box for question 5 in the lang paper; you need to immerse yourself in the environment within that image eg. all the senses, emotions, thoughts and changes in the environment. i always found it helpful to like, throughout the description, walk through this image/environment, to experience everything and to give the description some sort of depth.
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(Original post by manusha.12345)
Thats what i was thinking for question 5 but we need to pit similes metaphor etcc i get stuck like seriously how to make powerful metaphors and personifications etccc😩😩
Thats what i was thinking for question 5 but we need to pit similes metaphor etcc i get stuck like seriously how to make powerful metaphors and personifications etccc😩😩
try writing some creative writing pieces at home and be imaginative, but make sure the description flows
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this kinda thing will only become better with practice
try writing some creative writing pieces at home and be imaginative, but make sure the description flows
this kinda thing will only become better with practice
try writing some creative writing pieces at home and be imaginative, but make sure the description flows
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Yep practicing creative writing makes a hell of a difference.
Yep practicing creative writing makes a hell of a difference.
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For the creative writing in question 5, when describing the picture, focus on different aspects of the picture: imagine you're zooming in! Describe each bit in detail. Similes, metaphors, personification, malaphors, etc. Write it like a story!
You could choose to write the short story as well!
You could choose to write the short story as well!
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