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How to get top marks in English Language Paper 1: Section A

AQA GCSE English Language Paper 1 Section A

Below, you’ll find an approach for each question in Section A of the English Language Paper 1, including tips that help you to get full marks.
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An Inspector Calls – Full Mark Essay L9 / A* grade

An Inspector Calls Full Essay

This is an example of a high grade A* / L9 essay for ‘An Inspector Calls’.
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Natasha in A Level, AQA, CIE, Drama, English Literature, Essay Technique, Writing Skills | 2,134 Words | Comment

Bayonet Charge by Ted Hughes: Poem + Analysis

Bayonet Charge Hughes Analysis

‘Bayonet Charge’ by Ted Hughes is a poem about the confusion and chaos of war, where the ideologies of countries, governments, and nations transfer to the individual soldiers who fight for them.
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Extract from The Prelude: Poem + Analysis

Extract Prelude Poem Analysis

Below, you’ll find a poem and analysis of Wordsworth’s ‘Prelude’, specifically the ‘Extract’ about boating – rowing out on a mountain lake.
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Farmhand by James K Baxter — Poem Analysis

Farmhand Baxter Poem Analysis

Below, you’ll find a detailed analysis of James K Baxter’s poem ‘Farmhand.
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CIE Unseen Poetry Essay Example — An Abandoned Factory, Detroit

CIE Unseen Poetry Essay

Here’s a CIE Unseen Poetry Essay Example that I completed for the Cambridge IGCSE Unseen Poetry exam question, based off of the 2017 English Literature exams.
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Transactional Writing Paper 2 Breakdown (Edexcel GCSE)

Transactional Writing Paper Breakdown

Here’s a breakdown of how to approach every single question on the Edexcel GCSE Transactional Writing Paper (Paper 2 on the English Language GCSE course).
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What is the AQA GCSE English Spoken Component?

A lot of my students in the past year or so have been freaked out or confused by the spoken component of the AQA GCSE English Language course.
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Derek Walcott — A-Grade A-Level Literature Essay Example

Derek Walcott A Grade A Level Literature Essay Example

One of my students completed this essay on Walcott recently for the CIE / Cambridge A-Level Literature Exam Board.
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Howards End — A-Level Essay Questions

Howards End Essay Questions

I made up a list of essay questions for Howards End because I had a look online and couldn’t find any!
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