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Reading and interpreting Shakespeare in an exam setting can feel intimidating, so it is good practice to make sure that you understand exactly what the question wants you to focus on before you beg...

Shakespeare consistently presents Romeo's love as passionate throughout the play, however it varies between more destructive language when referring to Rosaline, to more heavenly language when describing ...

There are two main ways in which to plan comparative essays. The first is taking each text as separate sections of the essay, and the second is to integrate talking about the texts throughout the essay. I...

When you're asked about the presentation of a particular aspect of a play you are being asked to think about how the author may have intended the aspect to be interpreted. The best way to start is to thin...

The first step in using context in your exam essays is research. Search for statistics and facts relating to the author or the time period and geographical place the book was set and/or written in. Once y...