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know a very good structure for all essays (e.g your thesis)
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make sure you know at least 3 quotes for each character , 2 preferable (1 quote to show the start of your character, 1 quote to show the progression of your character, and 1 quote to show the ending / how your character has transformed)
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use lots of good and specific vocabulary eg for macbeth: hubris, hamartia, anagorisis, nemesis, denouement, outset,
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practice lots of essays, you dont necessary need to get them marked but getting them marked will be helpful
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know a very good structure for all essays (e.g your thesis)
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make sure you know at least 3 quotes for each character , 2 preferable (1 quote to show the start of your character, 1 quote to show the progression of your character, and 1 quote to show the ending / how your character has transformed)
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use lots of good and specific vocabulary eg for macbeth: hubris, hamartia, anagorisis, nemesis, denouement, outset,
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practice lots of essays, you dont necessary need to get them marked but getting them marked will be helpful
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