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English Literature
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How do I memorise quotes?

Breaking down the daunting task of memorising quotes can be handled n a ... and ... way.

First, you should list the key themes, those which you should have established during class. A goo...

Answered by Segilola A. English Literature tutor
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How do I approach poetry?

The first step to analysing poetry is to simply read it. Approach it with a clear mind on your first read through and make brief note of any emotions it evokes or key themes. Then return to the beginni...

Answered by Segilola A. English Literature tutor
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I'm struggling to understand the language Shakespeare uses. How can I improve my understanding?

One thing I'd recommend is getting a copy of the play you're studying with a translation into modern English, or an accompanying book of notes such as York Notes or Cliff Notes. These will clearly explain...

Answered by Olivia E. English Literature tutor
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I'm find the text really difficult to understand, how can I make it easier?

Lots of texts can be intimidating, (and some a bit dry!) so the best way to understand a challenging text is to experience the story before you read it. The best way to do this is to read introductions...

Answered by Sophie S. English Literature tutor
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How do I build literature critics in my exam answer?

The best way to think about literature critics is as an "expert opinion" that you can use to support your point or you can challenge to make a counter-point. In an exam, when you're feeling u...

Answered by Amy W. English Literature tutor
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