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‘Candy is central to our understanding of life on the ranch'. Discuss

It might seem like a big question but split a plan into THREE blocks which can make it easier. Once you feel more confident, you can see how these blocks link and overlap to build an answer to the QUESTIO...

Answered by Saba N. English tutor
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'All characters are, in some sense, autobiographical. Discuss.'


This questions allows itself to be discuss in varying different manners linked perfectly to the marking criteria of both a GCSE and A Level spec. The ambiguity of both "sense" and the abso...

Answered by Laura M. English tutor
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What is "pathetic fallacy"? Give an example.

Pathetic fallacy is when the weather is concurrent with the mood of a story, event or moment.eg: As they stood gathered around the grave, a steady drizzle invaded every part of their clothes.eg: She jumpe...

Answered by Digby H. English tutor
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‘A Room with a View’- How does Forster depict the link between sex and nature?

E.M Forster published one of his more successful novels, ‘A Room with a View’ in 1908, after having written ‘Where Angels Fear to tread’ and ‘The Longest Journey’. One of the key themes within his novel i...

Answered by Aleksandra K. English tutor
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"Shylock is a Villain, through and through" Discuss.

In 'The Merchant of Venice', Shylock is positioned by Shakespeare as villainous through most of the play; other characters refer to him as "Jew-dog" or simply as "the Jew", relying on ...

Answered by Meredith B. English tutor
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