thesis statement for english lit

hello ! does anyone know how to write a grade 9 thesis ? i study macbeth inspector calls and a xmas carol. How should i structure a thesis ? what do i include ?

Wonderful: I did the same texts!!
So a thesis statement is what I include in my introduction. The way I’d write it is: straight off the bat answer the question, explain the significance of what’s been asked. Ie how does this relate in the wider context of the text, how does this relate to the time period and what were the authors intentions. Then you can briefly summarise what the essay is about (although not necessary). This structure worked well for me!
Example from one of my essays: Q: explore how Shakespeare presents the relationship between Macbeth and LM.

this is amazing. How do u write like this and use such ambitious vocab ?

hello ! does anyone know how to write a grade 9 thesis ? i study macbeth inspector calls and a xmas carol. How should i structure a thesis ? what do i include ?

thank you i will take a look. Do u have any tips on how to structure a lit essay ? how many quotes in a paragraph? i usually do 3 but then my paragraphs turn out to be way too long due to my analysis as i write a lot so what do u recommend ?

okay thank u ! also so u think it’s possible to go from a 6 to a 9 in english lit ? in less that a month until gcses ??

thank you i will take a look. Do u have any tips on how to structure a lit essay ? how many quotes in a paragraph? i usually do 3 but then my paragraphs turn out to be way too long due to my analysis as i write a lot so what do u recommend ?

thank you i will take a look. Do u have any tips on how to structure a lit essay ? how many quotes in a paragraph? i usually do 3 but then my paragraphs turn out to be way too long due to my analysis as i write a lot so what do u recommend ?

Talk about the characters being contsructs. Add some key context like the era the text was based in and what the writer intends to do using these characters as constructs.
e.g, Priestley uses the men in the play as constructs for greed, negligence and self-pity. AIC is a didactic text which seeks to criticise those bourgeoisie men who mistreat the working class and women in a 20th century society during 1912. blah blah blah. Watch Mr Salles hes the goat for these things. TRUST ME!!

thank u so much ! i’m really trying to improve my vocab but other done reading i don’t know how too but to read model answers.

depends on the text. For me for AIC, I use 2-3 quotes per paragaraph per character. However it depends on your writing ability. Sometimes I've found just using one quote and exploring it deeper gets you more marks than using many quotes. Think smarter not harder. Do this by being perceptive and giving multiple interpretations and try be creative here. Put your linguistics hat on and try to infer using the imagery or other technique given to you and clearly state the writer's purpose for each technique. Do no just technique spot, you get no marks. E.g im blah blah blah quote "as solitary as an oyster" Scrooge is presented by DICKENS as a very lonely man by nature and the simile oyster suggests he has a harsh exterior which has developed due to childhood abuse, but also that his personality is hidden behind his trauma and that actually he will develop as a character. Dickens does this to remind capitalists reading this that like scrooge they have the agency to change policies surrounding the working class and he is motivating them to stop being parsimonious and to share a thought for the moet destitute in society. (im waffling here, but you get the idea...)

what’s a linguistic ?

Reading other answers does help you magpie great phrases to use, also watching YouTube videos might introduce you to new vocab!

hello again i was going to ask if a question on kingship came up for macbeth how do i link it to other key themes ?

like what would my thesis look like and topic sentences ?