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How do I analyse a quotation effectively?

To analyse a quote, you should first of all ask yourself 'what is the quotation about?' It seems a simple step but it's something you should always include. Then ask yourself, 'are there any literary tech...

Answered by Victoria H. English tutor
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What is a topic sentence and why should I use them?

A good structure is crucial for a good essay because it allows the reader to follow your line of argument and because it prevents any confusion. One of the key elements of a good paragraph, therefore, is ...

Answered by Helena L. English tutor
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How do I use critics effectively?

Most people use critics to support an argument, showing that they have come up with valid points and have read widely around the subject.

However to push this further the key word for me is engage....

Answered by Elizabeth K. English tutor
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How do I know what quotations to learn and how do I learn them?

For the first part of this question it is important to think about key themes and characters and group your quotations accordingly. Don't try to learn whole passages. More often than not the shorter, memo...

Answered by Elizabeth K. English tutor
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What is the Oxford Comma?

It's a hot and heavy controversy in the grammar world! Basically, an Oxford comma is a type of serial comma - which is a comma that separates things in a list. The Oxford comma comes specifically before t...

Answered by Elizabeth P. English tutor
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