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English Literature
A Level

What are the secrets to the A* grade?

The difference between the A* and lower grades in A-Level English - and the following is true for both the exam and coursework - is the ability to do two things:

  1. an analysis of techniques...

Answered by Benjamin W. English Literature tutor
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Can I have an example of an introduction for the question 'Explore how Shakespeare presents Othello?'?

In Othello, there are many characters and relationships used to explore the flaws of contemporary society. Tragedy as a form was popular in Jacobean times, with plays that explore a hero falling ...

Answered by Ella M. English Literature tutor
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How do I compare my wider reading to an unseen text?

Essentially, there are four main channels of comparison. Form, structure, language and historical/literary context. It is important to highlight the similarities between the unseen text and your wider rea...

Answered by Meriel S. English Literature tutor
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How should I approach an unseen text?

Firstly, approach the text with confidence. It is important that you believe in your own ideas and trust your response to the text. Once you've got that in mind, read through the entire text once, careful...

Answered by Chilla K. English Literature tutor
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Can you give me a sample introduction for the following question: “All men are monsters”. To what extent does ‘Dracula’ prove this saying to be true?

The Gothic genre is generally thought to adhere to the title statement of all men being monsters, Manfred in ‘The Castle of Otranto’, Frankenstein and his monster in ‘Frankenstein’, and Ambrosio in ‘The M...

Answered by Kristina W. English Literature tutor
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