Tips for English

What’s this for? GCSE? A level? IB?

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by DerDracologe

What’s this for? GCSE? A level? IB?

Gcse

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My paragraph structure for English essays at GCSE:
Point- overall statement in answer to the question
Moment- describe a moment in the text where you can get evidence for this, to contextualise
Evidence- embed a quotation which evidences the point
Analysis- language techniques, individual words, connotations, imagery etc- try and make 3 points on the analysis roughly
Theme- link the quotation to a theme if you can
Form- link the quotation to the form of the text if you can
Structure- consider how this moment influences the tone of the text in terms of the plot progression- is there rising tension? Is this contrasting calm to a more tense moment? Is there a theme developing more? Is a character developing etc?

Happy to try to answer anything else if you need it 🙂

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by DerDracologe

My paragraph structure for English essays at GCSE:
Point- overall statement in answer to the question
Moment- describe a moment in the text where you can get evidence for this, to contextualise
Evidence- embed a quotation which evidences the point
Analysis- language techniques, individual words, connotations, imagery etc- try and make 3 points on the analysis roughly
Theme- link the quotation to a theme if you can
Form- link the quotation to the form of the text if you can
Structure- consider how this moment influences the tone of the text in terms of the plot progression- is there rising tension? Is this contrasting calm to a more tense moment? Is there a theme developing more? Is a character developing etc?
Happy to try to answer anything else if you need it 🙂

Thank you, do u have any tips for GCSE edexcel physics

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by Soyla

Thank you, do u have any tips for GCSE edexcel physics

I did do edexcel but for physics the tools id recommend would be: Cognito (they have edexcel so you should be fine) as they have quizzes, lessons, practice exam questions; Isaac physics for practicing calculations; CGP for textbooks and exam style questions; ScienceShorts for recaps, summaries, and practicals; and finally bbc Bitesize. Best of luck 🙂

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Thank you so much, I have a physics test on Tuesday

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by Soyla

Thank you so much, I have a physics test on Tuesday

Best of luck 🙂

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