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I need to get 50/60 in the Summer Exam to ensure I get an A since I flopped my coursework 🤡🤡 what's a good structure for the essays and extract questions ??
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Hey there,
I have done my November Mock examinations for English Literature Paper 1-I achieved 55/64 (Grade 9) in Paper 1
In Paper 2 Literature I achieved 82/96 (Grade 8/9)
What I used to help me achieve these grades was a technique called PETAL (Point/Evidence/Terminology/Analysis/Link)
I would start of my answer by writing an introduction which had the context and my main point in it which i clearly signposted.
Then, I would write 3 strong PETAL Points (BTW Terminology means to use words such as Suggest, Implies, Highlights etc. and the 'Link' part means to write about context, effect on reader or link up to the original question )
To finish I would write a 3-4 sentence long conclusion to sum up my answers.
I do this for Inspector Calls, Jekyll and Hyde, Tempest and i regularly achieve 26/30 at least for Jekyll and Hyde and at least 27/34 in my Tempest and Inspector Calls answers.
I also write character profiles for each and every character in the play and quotation banks around them.
I also write a '1 pager' for themes, context etc.
I have started my revision for my GCSE's properly since September 2019 hence, i dont have much-- if anything to do right now!
Hope this helps!!!
I have done my November Mock examinations for English Literature Paper 1-I achieved 55/64 (Grade 9) in Paper 1
In Paper 2 Literature I achieved 82/96 (Grade 8/9)
What I used to help me achieve these grades was a technique called PETAL (Point/Evidence/Terminology/Analysis/Link)
I would start of my answer by writing an introduction which had the context and my main point in it which i clearly signposted.
Then, I would write 3 strong PETAL Points (BTW Terminology means to use words such as Suggest, Implies, Highlights etc. and the 'Link' part means to write about context, effect on reader or link up to the original question )
To finish I would write a 3-4 sentence long conclusion to sum up my answers.
I do this for Inspector Calls, Jekyll and Hyde, Tempest and i regularly achieve 26/30 at least for Jekyll and Hyde and at least 27/34 in my Tempest and Inspector Calls answers.
I also write character profiles for each and every character in the play and quotation banks around them.
I also write a '1 pager' for themes, context etc.
I have started my revision for my GCSE's properly since September 2019 hence, i dont have much-- if anything to do right now!
Hope this helps!!!
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Hey there,
I have done my November Mock examinations for English Literature Paper 1-I achieved 55/64 (Grade 9) in Paper 1
In Paper 2 Literature I achieved 82/96 (Grade 8/9)
What I used to help me achieve these grades was a technique called PETAL (Point/Evidence/Terminology/Analysis/Link)
I would start of my answer by writing an introduction which had the context and my main point in it which i clearly signposted.
Then, I would write 3 strong PETAL Points (BTW Terminology means to use words such as Suggest, Implies, Highlights etc. and the 'Link' part means to write about context, effect on reader or link up to the original question )
To finish I would write a 3-4 sentence long conclusion to sum up my answers.
I do this for Inspector Calls, Jekyll and Hyde, Tempest and i regularly achieve 26/30 at least for Jekyll and Hyde and at least 27/34 in my Tempest and Inspector Calls answers.
I also write character profiles for each and every character in the play and quotation banks around them.
I also write a '1 pager' for themes, context etc.
I have started my revision for my GCSE's properly since September 2019 hence, i dont have much-- if anything to do right now!
Hope this helps!!!
Hey there,
I have done my November Mock examinations for English Literature Paper 1-I achieved 55/64 (Grade 9) in Paper 1
In Paper 2 Literature I achieved 82/96 (Grade 8/9)
What I used to help me achieve these grades was a technique called PETAL (Point/Evidence/Terminology/Analysis/Link)
I would start of my answer by writing an introduction which had the context and my main point in it which i clearly signposted.
Then, I would write 3 strong PETAL Points (BTW Terminology means to use words such as Suggest, Implies, Highlights etc. and the 'Link' part means to write about context, effect on reader or link up to the original question )
To finish I would write a 3-4 sentence long conclusion to sum up my answers.
I do this for Inspector Calls, Jekyll and Hyde, Tempest and i regularly achieve 26/30 at least for Jekyll and Hyde and at least 27/34 in my Tempest and Inspector Calls answers.
I also write character profiles for each and every character in the play and quotation banks around them.
I also write a '1 pager' for themes, context etc.
I have started my revision for my GCSE's properly since September 2019 hence, i dont have much-- if anything to do right now!
Hope this helps!!!
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(Original post by SortedForMyGCSE)
Hey there,
I have done my November Mock examinations for English Literature Paper 1-I achieved 55/64 (Grade 9) in Paper 1
In Paper 2 Literature I achieved 82/96 (Grade 8/9)
What I used to help me achieve these grades was a technique called PETAL (Point/Evidence/Terminology/Analysis/Link)
I would start of my answer by writing an introduction which had the context and my main point in it which i clearly signposted.
Then, I would write 3 strong PETAL Points (BTW Terminology means to use words such as Suggest, Implies, Highlights etc. and the 'Link' part means to write about context, effect on reader or link up to the original question )
To finish I would write a 3-4 sentence long conclusion to sum up my answers.
I do this for Inspector Calls, Jekyll and Hyde, Tempest and i regularly achieve 26/30 at least for Jekyll and Hyde and at least 27/34 in my Tempest and Inspector Calls answers.
I also write character profiles for each and every character in the play and quotation banks around them.
I also write a '1 pager' for themes, context etc.
I have started my revision for my GCSE's properly since September 2019 hence, i dont have much-- if anything to do right now!
Hope this helps!!!
Hey there,
I have done my November Mock examinations for English Literature Paper 1-I achieved 55/64 (Grade 9) in Paper 1
In Paper 2 Literature I achieved 82/96 (Grade 8/9)
What I used to help me achieve these grades was a technique called PETAL (Point/Evidence/Terminology/Analysis/Link)
I would start of my answer by writing an introduction which had the context and my main point in it which i clearly signposted.
Then, I would write 3 strong PETAL Points (BTW Terminology means to use words such as Suggest, Implies, Highlights etc. and the 'Link' part means to write about context, effect on reader or link up to the original question )
To finish I would write a 3-4 sentence long conclusion to sum up my answers.
I do this for Inspector Calls, Jekyll and Hyde, Tempest and i regularly achieve 26/30 at least for Jekyll and Hyde and at least 27/34 in my Tempest and Inspector Calls answers.
I also write character profiles for each and every character in the play and quotation banks around them.
I also write a '1 pager' for themes, context etc.
I have started my revision for my GCSE's properly since September 2019 hence, i dont have much-- if anything to do right now!
Hope this helps!!!
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