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How should I prepare my essays for the exam?

The first question to address here is; what genre is the material you have been learning in class fits. Is it drama, poem, prose, non-fiction? From here, we can look at past exam questions, and observe a ...

Answered by Cat A. English tutor
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Write a critical appreciation of the passage, relating your discussion to your reading of American literature between 1880-1940.

When writing a critical appreciation of an extract from a specific genre or period of literature, it is imperative that students show an awareness of combining analytical workings with contextual and them...

Answered by Isabella C. English tutor
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How do I answer an exam question on an unseen prose text?

The first step when approaching an unseen text, before you even think about answering the question, is to read through the text with a clear mind. While you’re doing this, think about how the poem makes y...

Answered by Ellie R. English tutor
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How does Shakespeare portray anxieties about ageing in Sonnet 73?

Sonnet 73 employs an impressive list of metaphors to represent the writer’s anxieties about getting older. Shakespeare uses the season of autumn as a physical representation of these thoughts, feelings wh...

Answered by Kirstie P. English tutor
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I am confused about the difference between a concrete noun and an abstract noun?

A concrete noun refers to something that we can see, touch, smell, taste or quantify. In this sense concrete nouns are normally objects, or the name of something or someone. An example of a concrete noun ...

Answered by Owen R. English tutor
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