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How do I analyse unseen poetry?

When you first read a poem, it's important to put on your detective hat! It's almost like arriving at a crime scene for the first time.To be a great detective you need to be prepared! Bring a pen and high...

Answered by Lucy N. English Literature tutor
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Compare the ways poets present ideas about the ‘power of humans’ in “Ozymandias’’ and in one other poem from Power and Conflict?

Introduction? Topic Sentence

In this essay I will be exploring how the theme of the ‘power of humans’ is presented by Percy Bysshe Shelley and Robert Browning in 'My Last Duchess' ...

Answered by Lily R. English Literature tutor
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How do I write an A* grade essay?

The key to writing a successful essay at A-level & GCSE is to always have the Assessment Objectives in your head (it might even help to write them down as part of your plan). It is a common complaint ...

Answered by James T. English Literature tutor
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What would be the best way to structure my introduction?

The introduction is a vital part of your writing, particularly considering it is the first impression the examiner will get of your essay. Firstly, it is important to state what you will be arguing for/di...

Answered by Alice A. English Literature tutor
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How do I recognise techniques and analyse them?

When given a piece of writing, always look for 'like' or 'as'. If an object, for example, a car is described to be 'like' a snail or 'as' slow as a snail, this is a simile. A simile compares something, to...

Answered by Grace P. English Literature tutor
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