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English Literature
A Level

How do I use critics in my essay?

To meet the marking criteria, a sustained use of critics is necessary to support the line of a student’s argument with reference to creditable sources to back their points. To further this for a more soph...

Answered by Thomas G. English Literature tutor
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How can I ensure I have a strong argument running through my answer?

Examiners look for your essay to have a clear running argument throughout, and every point you make should be contributing obviously to your line of argument.

Use your introduction to set up your a...

Answered by Lucy D. English Literature tutor
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Should you structure your argument in an essay by writing one side and then the other, or write it paragraph by paragraph?

Both of these are acceptable, but I would advise writing it paragraph by paragraph, as quite often students run out of time in the exam and that way at least you've covered both sides of the argument. It ...

Answered by Shannon B. English Literature tutor
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How is a positive relationship between man and God presented in Songs?

In ‘The Tyger’ Blake manipulates the pastoral genre to highlight the flaws in God’s expectation of man and thus reveals the negativity present in the relationship between man and God. Blake refers to famo...

Answered by Anastasia P. English Literature tutor
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How do I go about choosing quotes to learn for the exam?

It is important to try and make sure each quote has several functions when trying to choose them for the exam. This way, you can minimise the amount of wrote-learning you will have to do and concentrate o...

Answered by Gabrielle M. English Literature tutor
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