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Explore the way in which authors present women in Bram Stoker’s Dracula and one other key Gothic text

Dracula and The Bloody Chamber present differing views on women, perhaps due to the zeitgeist within which they were produced. Dracula, although offering a strong female character in the form of Mina, fal...

Answered by Jessica D. English Literature tutor
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What approach should I take when first seeing an unfamiliar poem?

The first thing to look at is the title. This is often discounted by students, but especially since the poem might be a relatively short text, it is important to utilise any helpful content. Think about w...

Answered by Ruth S. English Literature tutor
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How to structure a paragraph using PEEL

When writing an essay, PEEL is a useful way to make sure you have included all the information you need to achieve top marks. 'P' stands for point. This should tell the reader what your paragraph is about...

Answered by Frankie H. English Literature tutor
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How do I develop my answer in essays?

To develop your English answer in exams, think of PETAL. This stands for Point, Example, Technique, Analysis and Link. ...

Answered by Rebecca R. English Literature tutor
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How can I utilise all time given in an exam efficiently?

HI! Exams can sometimes be a stressful environment and this can sometimes lead to us panicking and consequently dropping the ball. With a subject like English, essays are integral and in order to maximise...

Answered by Megan E. English Literature tutor
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