advice for eng lit? am on a 3 pls send helppp

What exactly is it that you're struggling with?

help a brother out ykk
i do macbeth , an inspector callss and a christmas caroll

What exactly is it that you're struggling with?

so im in the exam right i see the question maybe like "how shakespeare presents guilt" like how do i write a paragraph on that especially how to start it like do i say "shakespeare presents ambition..."

make sure you know what's assessed! it usually varies exam board to exam board so, do you know which texts require context? which don't? if there are any variations in the marks you get for analysis? or for terminology? you don't want to spend ten minutes writing about the historical contexts of an inspector calls or macbeth if you don't get any marks for it! once you know that for each question, you can start structuring your paragraphs more easily. i've always loosely followed the PEEL structure (point: The Inspector acts as Priestley's mouthpiece to show [theme]...; evidence: literally any quote that shows that, doesn't have to be really long (can be one word if you can analyse it well); explain: utilise terminology here e.g. The simile X suggests... Furthermore, the alliteration used here can also demonstrate...; link: either link back to the question e.g. This shows that [theme] is XYZ, or put in your context here before linking back to the question e.g. The use of dramatic irony in "unsinkable, absolutely unsinkable" further reinforces the idea that Mr Birling is not as knowledgeable as he believes himself to be as all audiences will have been familiar with the fate of the Titanic. This shows that [embed question]...). also, when making quote banks - which i highly recommend, try and make sure the quotes can be applied to a range of themes rather than just one!! for the analysis part, a good idea could be connotations and semantic fields, as well as picking out two pieces of analysis from quotes. if you struggle with that though, utilising other people's analysis doesn't hurt - going on to websites such as spark notes or genius or youtube videos to see how others have interpreted themes or ideas can really help. best of luck getting the seven you want!

thankss hopefully it isnt to late to awaken my redemption

so im in the exam right i see the question maybe like "how shakespeare presents guilt" like how do i write a paragraph on that especially how to start it like do i say "shakespeare presents ambition..."

watch the lightup hub videos i think they are very helpful

have heard abt it before but i aint paying for itt

help a brother out ykk
i do macbeth , an inspector callss and a christmas caroll

I used Seneca (Free Homework & Revision for A Level, GCSE, KS3 & KS2) obsessively and got a 6, so there must be something in it 😆 If your school has any mentoring/extra help placed I'd recommend going there as well

what exactly did u use like videos on there or past papers