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How does Dickens present the theme of social class in the novel 'Great Expectations'

Pip spends his youth living on the Kent marshes which immediately presents his childhood in a lower class as being extremely isolated with a lack of opportunity. In the dialect at the time, it is likely t...

Answered by Erin R. English tutor
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How can I get a good mark on my English Literature Essay

Getting a good mark on an English Literature essay is about knowing your texts, using your revision and structuring you answer in the best way possible. To fully prepare I would recommend reading the text...

Answered by Fahema A. English tutor
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Show how Mrs. Birling’s character is shown to be responsible not only for the death of Eva Smith but also the condemnation of the privileged classes in ‘An Inspector Calls’.

I would begin my answer by briefly explaining the context in which the play was written, which would help to bring together the two halves of the question. Priestly wrote the play a year after the end of ...

Answered by Tutor122213 D. English tutor
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Write a story about two people from very different backgrounds.

In planning my answer to this question, I would first decide on the different backgrounds of the two people; did they grow up in different cities, or different countries? Is one of them male and one femal...

Answered by Tutor122213 D. English tutor
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Discuss the use of personification in the following quote from Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream: ''Love looks not with the eyes, but with the mind, and therefore is wing'd Cupid painted blind.''

By making 'love' the subject of the sentence, love itself is seen to do the action of 'looking'. This is an example of personification: a human quality is being given to a non-human thing; in this case, l...

Answered by Robert F. English tutor
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