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I have just started Year 11 and I will be sitting my English Literature GCSE. I have sat GCSEs previously and so I have some knowledge.. I guess?
I am studying Macbeth, Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, Blood Brothers and the Relationships Anthology and I was wondering if anyone has any tips/advice or literally ANYTHING to help me as I am homeschooled and teaching myself all the material..........
I am studying Macbeth, Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, Blood Brothers and the Relationships Anthology and I was wondering if anyone has any tips/advice or literally ANYTHING to help me as I am homeschooled and teaching myself all the material..........
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make character quote sheets maybe? and it helps to put characters and situations in books/poems into themes [i.e. love, change, time] so that you can clearly see which parts fit or are more relevant [and therefore the ones you need to learn].
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(Original post by hollystephens)
make character quote sheets maybe? and it helps to put characters and situations in books/poems into themes [i.e. love, change, time] so that you can clearly see which parts fit or are more relevant [and therefore the ones you need to learn].
make character quote sheets maybe? and it helps to put characters and situations in books/poems into themes [i.e. love, change, time] so that you can clearly see which parts fit or are more relevant [and therefore the ones you need to learn].
If you have any advice on how to plan/write an essay please do share and please share any advice you have on trying to understand Shakespeare!!!!
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This is my quote sheet that I used throughout my GCSE Eng Lit for Macbeth and Jekyll & Hyde. I used it to revise and took it to every English class so that I got used to the sheet a d quotes and learned them over time. Hope this helps.
I also thoroughly recommend Mr Bruff on youtube, especially for poetry.
I also thoroughly recommend Mr Bruff on youtube, especially for poetry.
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(Original post by hollystephens)
themes [i.e. love, change, time]
themes [i.e. love, change, time]
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