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What impact does the use of trochaic tetrameter by the witches in Macbeth have on their depiction?

Well there are three forms of speaking in Macbeth. Iambic Pentameter (the way the nobles speak), trochaic tetrameter (how the witches speak) and prose how everyone else speaks. Prose obviously enough soun...

Answered by Tutor36426 D. English Literature tutor
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How do I approach an unseen poem?

The first thing you need to do is read the poem, and then read it again highlighting anything that sticks out to you. You next need to think about what the theme of the poem might be. Once you have decide...

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How important is it to plan my essay in the exam?

After much practice when it comes to writing essays in exams I can tell you there is nothing more important that making sure you give yourself a good plan to work from! Whilst I understand that exam condi...

Answered by Chelsea B. English Literature tutor
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What is the best way to structure a timed essay?

Before beginning any essay it is always helpful to have a clear structure in mind and to spend a few minutes applying your structure to the question you are given. A simple framework that can be moulded t...

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How do I approach an unseen poem in an exam?

Firstly, and it cannot be repeated enough, but Do. Not. Panic. It is very easy to be intimidated by a piece of poetry – especially one you’ve never seen before. But, the sooner you realise that this poem ...

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