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English Literature
A Level

How can I structure my exam answers better when writing about an unseen passage?

In the mark scheme at English A level, there is often reference to 'form' (e.g. context, letters vs novels), 'structure' (the order in which ideas emerge in the passage) and 'language' (the use of specifi...

Answered by Charles D. English Literature tutor
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How do I write a good conclusion to my essay?

Writing a good conclusion is one of the hardest parts of an essay. Remember that the conclusion is the last impression you give an examiner, so it's very worth putting in extra effort and thought, even un...

Answered by Frazer M. English Literature tutor
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How do I find the revision method that works for me?

Before figuring out the revision technique that suited me, I explored a range of different methods for memorizing. There are mind-maps, flash-cards, writing things out and covering them, and so many more....

Answered by Emily W. English Literature tutor
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What's the best way to improve my English grade?

Close reading! The easiest and most straight forward way to improve your English grade is to get to grips with analysis. With both GCSE and A Level, the fastest way to climb the marking criteria is showin...

Answered by Emilia K. English Literature tutor
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How do I structure my essays under timed pressure/in an exam?

The best way to keep an essay structured is to do a rough plan before you start writing. Spend about 5-10 minutes on it (or less if the exam isn't generous with time) in order to collect and organise your...

Answered by Izzy# M. English Literature tutor
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