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English Literature
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Explore how Frost presents decisions in ‘The Road Not Taken’.

The Road Not Taken” is often considered Robert Frost’s most popular work. The poem revolves around the concept of decisions and internal conflict, and these tropes are presented by Frost in a vari...

Answered by David V. English Literature tutor
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To what extent does Keats use metaphor to respond to death in ‘Ode to a Nightingale’?

Though the poem is dominated by thoughts of death, of ways to escape life, Keats does not appear to fear it. Rather, the ode’s rich imagery illustrates his acceptance of death as a refuge from the pain...

Answered by Srishti D. English Literature tutor
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How should I structure my essay in an exam?

The first five minutes of your exam are key to writing a good exam essay. It might seem obvious, but read the question a few times before you begin planning. I recommend underlining the most important ...

Answered by Fairfield G. English Literature tutor
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How do I plan and structure an essay in an exam?

Writing an essay under exam conditions is daunting, the pressurised environment can sometimes make you forget what you're doing altogether! Here's some tips on planning and structuring an exam essay:

Answered by Jordan I. English Literature tutor
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'Reason in madness' - Explore the varieties and significance of madness in King Lear.

Lear experiences lucidity, 'reason', and exhibits his most profound moments when he is mad. This is the central irony in Lear and reflects both the contradiction, which is a convention of Clas...

Answered by Saoirse W. English Literature tutor
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