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How to I approach an unseen text/poem

To any student who is required to analyse an unseen text in an exam setting, I would advise them to a set of techniques to notice when annotating the poem which would allow them to uncover literary techni...

Answered by Dulcie G. English tutor
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What is a theme and how do I write about it in finals?

A theme is like the big takeaway from a narrative. Pick your favourite Disney movie; I really like 'Up'. In Up with the old man and the young boy getting to know each other and warming up to each other, ...

Answered by Cynthia B. English tutor
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How do you write the 'perfect' essay?

The concept of the 'perfect' essay is one which I believe every English enthusiast seeks to find yet not even the greatest writer, in my opinion, has achieved this. However, it is essential to recognise t...

Answered by Olivia J. English tutor
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How does Maya Angelou explore feelings about getting older in 'On Aging'?

On Aging by Maya Angelou challenges the default sympathy we have towards elderly people, and instead reasserts the independence of older people, despite deteriorating physical health.
Angelo...

Answered by Alia N. English tutor
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In the exam, is it necessary to know quotes from a book word for word?

It is not essential that you spend lots of time learning quotes perfectly, although it does show good textual understanding. Rather than worrying too much about taking the time to learn long passages, lea...

Answered by Sarah C. English tutor
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