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GCSE ENGLISH LITERATURE 2024.

Yes. It’s that time of the year again!

REMEMBER to make links to relevant context and themes throughout your response. If you studied it, it MUST be in your essay.

Examine the exemplar response below. Look at: essay structure, clear introduction, PEA (Point. evidence, analysis), wide selection of quotes from the extract, exploration of the play as a whole etc.

EXAMINE THE EXEMPLAR RESPONSE BELOW

ALWAYS write an effective introductory paragraph. Examine the examples of effective intros below.

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GCSE ENGLISH LITERATURE 2024.

Yes. It’s that time of the year again!

REMEMBER to make links to relevant context and themes throughout your response. If you studied it, it MUST be in your essay.

Examine the exemplar response below. Look at: essay structure, clear introduction, PEA (Point. evidence, analysis), wide selection of quotes from the extract, exploration of the play as a whole etc.

EXAMINE THE EXEMPLAR RESPONSE BELOW

ALWAYS write an effective introductory paragraph. Examine the examples of effective intros below.

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2023 AQA GCSE English Language is fast approaching. How confident are you with English Language Paper 1?

Question 4 is nationally the weakest link for most students. It doesn’t have to be. Examine my resources and practise.

  1. To start, identify the focus of the statement. Sometimes it can have 2 or more parts to it. Lead with the focus and make links consistently in every paragraph of your response.

2. Support your views with relevant textual details; direct quotes from the section the task tells you to, and/or paraphrase.

3. State the methods used (language and/or structural techniques)

4. Give extended inference of the effects of both the techniques and the language of the quotes.

Examine the example below that uses the November 2022 paper. This is not a full response. It simply models how to follow the 4 steps above to effectively respond to the task.

Below is a full mark response from the real exam.

YEAR 10s, ARE YOU READY FOR YOUR ASSESSMENT ON DR JEKYLL AND MR HYDE?

Peruse the resources below to top-up on your knowledge of the context, plot and key themes. Your study of this text will culminate into a single essay on your GCSE Literature exam. It will always be a task based on how a character or key theme is presented. Take the initiative to examine exemplar responses to past exam questions on the AQA website. Responding to the exam task on this text is simple, if you revise and practice.

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1 day to go! English Language Paper 2. You’ve Got this! Remember to do your reading prep well.

mongcanbabe's avatarMrs Sweeney's GCSE and A level English Success Guide

Question 2 – The summary question:

Question 4 need not be a problem!

Question 5: Writing an Article. Examine the tasks and sample responses that achieved excellent marks:

AO5 – 21 marks – Convincing argument although uneven in places
– convincing and assured tone
– highly engaging style
– extensive vocabulary
– conscious crafting of language
– coherent use of paragraphs

AO6 – 15 marks
– consistently secure and accurate demarcation
– extensive vocabulary but lacks range for highest level of spelling
– high level of technical accuracy

Level 4

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1 day to go! English Language Paper 2. You’ve Got this! Remember to do your reading prep well.

Question 2 – The summary question:

Question 4 need not be a problem!

Question 5: Writing an Article. Examine the tasks and sample responses that achieved excellent marks:

AO5 – 21 marks – Convincing argument although uneven in places
– convincing and assured tone
– highly engaging style
– extensive vocabulary
– conscious crafting of language
– coherent use of paragraphs

AO6 – 15 marks
– consistently secure and accurate demarcation
– extensive vocabulary but lacks range for highest level of spelling
– high level of technical accuracy

Level 4

FINAL LEG OF THE GCSE LITERATURE EXAM. HOW READY ARE YOU FOR MACBETH? REFRESH YOUR MEMORY AND STAY READY.

Here we go again! You’ve got this.

mongcanbabe's avatarMrs Sweeney's GCSE and A level English Success Guide

How do I structure a response to the Macbeth question? Firstly, all questions on the English Literature paper require essay-style responses, regardless of the text (modern prose, poetry or drama). So just as you did in your response to An Inspector Calls, a clear structure is important in expressing your ideas clearly and logically. Follow my advice and examine the exemplars. These WILL help you to achieve or exceed your target grade.

Structure your response as a 6-paragraph essay; an introductory paragraph, followed by 4 paragraphs (the main body that responds to the focus of the question in PEA paragraphs), then a conclusion that briefly summarizes your main points in response to the essay focus.

Remember to identify and highlight the focus (what you are asked to write about) of the essay in the task. You are never expected to write everything you know about a…

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