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English Literature
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How do I find the meter of an unseen poem?

Let’s begin with a poem with a steady meter; we’ll focus on Larkin’s ‘This Be The Verse’. First, try reading the first stanza aloud, exaggerating any rhythm you can hear. Which words naturally sound the s...

Answered by Jessica P. English Literature tutor
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Explain how the historical backdrop of Steinbeck's 'Of Mice and Men' affects the novels' discourse

Seeing as this is arguably an essay or short essay topic the answer given below will be a brief summation of what a student may want to include in their answers in regards to this specific text as well as...

Answered by Harkrishan C. English Literature tutor
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How do I structure an exam style answer to a question?

The best way to structure an answer to include all of the components necessary for a strong argument is by using the SEA structure which is short for: statement, evidence, analysis. So, to start the answe...

Answered by Chloe F. English Literature tutor
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How do I answer a question in an exam on a text I’ve never seen before?

Responding to a question under exam conditions is all about preparation. Of course, you can never know exactly what type of question you will have to answer, and this can be especially hard in a case wher...

Answered by Gabrielle D. English Literature tutor
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Can you even revise for English?

Although it is seemingly difficult to revise English, the key to success is practice. Past exam papers and reading examiners reports are effective forms of revision that will positively influence your mar...

Answered by Rachael M. English Literature tutor
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