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English Literature
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How do I begin to analyse a poem?

When looking at a poem for the first time it is important to make a note of a number of structural and linguistic points. Firstly, you may wish to look at the structure which can involve identifying th...

Answered by Alexandra F. English Literature tutor
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What is a good way to remember information for GCSE English Literature?

Remembering all the correct information for English Literature is tough, especially when you have so many other GCSE subjects to remember things for too. So, a good method which always works for me is ...

Answered by Jade E. English Literature tutor
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How do I ensure that I have completed a GCSE English Literature essay to a high standard?

Firstly, you should ensure that you have completely understood what the question is asking you to do; a good way to check this is by highlighting the key words of the question, drawing a...

Answered by Jade E. English Literature tutor
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What is the difference between a metaphor and a simile?

A simile is a figure of speech that refers to comparable phrases that are alike in some way (e.g. 'as black as coal'). Contrastingly, a metaphor is a figure of speech that is applied without being the ...

Answered by Danny O. English Literature tutor
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Using Context

Appropriate use of context is key in making your essay more two dimensional and mature. Context does not simply mean the historical background behind the text you're studying, but the literary environm...

Answered by Amelia P. English Literature tutor
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