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How should I approach the critical essay? (Higher)

The key to this portion of the paper is to know your studied texts in depth. This is not to say that you should be able to recite 200 different lines from Anthony and Cleopatra. It is a case of understand...

Answered by Tutor243902 D. English tutor
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I'm worried about the time limit for answering an essay question in the exam? How do I make the best use of my time?

More often than not the timing of an essay question in an English exam is what causes students to panic, and I know it can seem daunting when facing a time limit to write a clear and coherent answer to a ...

Answered by Chloe O. English tutor
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How can I decide what to memorise from my set texts so that I'll be able to answer anything which might appear in the exam?

There are several ways to select quotations to memorise for your exams. As memory space is limited, you need to make sure you select efficiently, memorising only those passages which will be useful in a v...

Answered by Adam D. English tutor
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How should I structure an introduction and conclusion in an english essay?

Your introduction needs to briefly summarise the main points of your essay whilst catching the readers attention and making them interested in what it is you have to say. The first sentence should talk ab...

Answered by Zoe B. English tutor
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Comment on the presentation of pity in Wilfred Owen's war poetry.

For Gilbert, Owen’s conception of pity is “not merely sentimental”, but “elicits terror as well”; such terror is manifest in Owen’s frequent images of the horror of war. For instance, Mental Cases

Answered by Lara S. English tutor
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