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How to Understand and Analyse a Poem

How to analyse a poem

This is a process I developed myself when I was at university studying poems; I couldn’t understand nor analyse a poem, and it confused the heck out of me.
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How to Understand the Basics of Poetry

Basics of Poetry book

This page takes you through everything you need to know when starting out with understanding the basics of poetry.
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Little Boy Crying – Essay Example A* Grade

Little Boy Crying

This is a practise essay from the poem “Little Boy Crying” by Mervin Morris – completed by myself, not in timed conditions.
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Checking Out Me History: Summary and Analysis

Checking Out Me History

‘Checking Out Me History’ is an incredible poem.
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Charge of the Light Brigade: Poem + Analysis

Charge of the Light Brigade

‘Charge of the Light Brigade’ is such a perfect, powerful poem – it’s full of strength and momentum, that captures the movement of horses as they charge forwards into battle.
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Characterisation: How to create characters in stories and plays!

How to create characters

How to create characters?
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Tissue by Imtiaz Dharker – Poem Analysis

Tissue Poem Analysis

Imtiaz Dharker’s ‘Tissue’ is a difficult poem – there’s no way around it.
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Descriptive Writing Piece: Hot Air Balloon

Descriptive Writing Piece

This is a descriptive writing piece that I wrote in response to a question for GCSE English Language – the question was ‘Write a description suggested by this photograph’ (photo below).
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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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