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What's the difference between explicit and implicit meaning?

Explicit = obvious meaning. Implicit = unobvious meaning. So if something was explicit in a text, it means that the information is clearly stated for you. E.g. Josh w...

Answered by Sophie H. English tutor
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Use the text as inspiration for a story based on the idea of exploring.

The question may ask to write based on the comprehension text or on a separate picture/text, so read carefully. Try to keep the theme of the story close to the original, but not the plot to show that you'...

Answered by Annabel G. English tutor
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How should I approach writing a comparative essay?

It is essential to first check the weighting of the assessment criteria to cater your essay to the dominant assessment objectives. For example, in OCR English A-Level, 50% of the marks are for "u...

Answered by Jonathan B. English tutor
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‘Any claim for the novel as being politically progressive is undermined by its underlying misogyny?’ How far do you agree with this statement?

The political outlook of One Flew over the Cuckoo’s Nest can certainly be said to be a progressive one. At its heart is the conflict between the repressive social and ideological controls embodie...

Answered by Hugh W. English tutor
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How do I go about approaching the unseen poem in the exam?

Firstly, make sure you re-read and have understood the question! This will give you an idea of what ideas and themes to look out for. Read the poem several times and mentally address these questions as yo...

Answered by Vicky C. English tutor
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