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In the poem 'About His Person', how does Simon Armitage construct identity?

In his poem 'About His Person', Simon Armitage constructs the identity of the titular 'Person' through describing the objects that surround him. The 'giveaway photograph' in his wallet gives away, so to s...

Answered by Michael C. English tutor
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How does Orwell use juxtaposition throughout 1984, and what effect does this have on the reader?

The primary use of juxtaposition in 1984 is the near-constant juxtaposition of truth and reality, versus deception and lies, especially through wordplay and appearances. The Ministry of Love's violent tor...

Answered by Sian R. English tutor
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How do I ensure my conclusion wraps up my essay well?

Conclusions can be critical to your overall mark and should never be rushed! The main aim of a conclusion is to bring together everything you have written to come to a judgement. Examiners love originalit...

Answered by Georgina T. English tutor
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Compare and contrast how Owen explores the theme of death in two of his poems

Throughout his poetry, Owen explores many representations of the themes of war and violence. In the poems “Anthem For Doomed Youth” and “Futility”, Owen represents death in opposing ways. In “Anthem For D...

Answered by Emily B. English tutor
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How do I learn quotations off by heart? Do you recommend any particular methods?

With so many set texts, it is easy to panic and wonder how you are going to learn enough quotes for your exam papers. However, do no worry! Here are some tips for memorising quotes:Little and often is ...

Answered by Victoria T. English tutor
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