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What is the significance of soliloquy in Shakespeare’s ‘Hamlet’?

Before figuring out why it is important you need to understand what soliloquy is and that’s actually pretty easy – the Latin etymology tells you most of it, the word comes from solus (“only, sole”) + loqu...

HT
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How many quotes do I need and how do I organise them?

There are many ways to memorise quotes and although it will always be a slog, it can actually be the most fun and rewarding part of revision. Before memorising you've got to organise quotes. A big play or...

EN
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How can I revise for English Literature?

The common thought is that because English is unlike Maths and Science, it is difficult to find a good way to revise for it. Since the new curriculum, English Literature requires you to memorise the quote...

BC
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How should I approach an unseen commentary on a piece of poetry?

Writing a commentary in an exam on an unseen poem or piece of prose is one of the most daunting tasks that the IB english assessment has to offer. However, there is a formula that will help you to achieve...

EA
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How To Answer the Question "How is ‘The Cage at Cranford’ by Elizabeth Gaskell Representative of a Victorian Literary Work"

This question is asking for you to engage with the history of Gaskell’s writing as well as with the given text itself. Incorporating knowledge of other texts that may have influenced Gaskell in her writin...

AM
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