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GCSE Gerald Croft Character Profile- An Inspector Calls
GCSE English Literature character profile for 'An Inspector Calls' by JB Priestley. Includes description, relationships with other characters, themes and quotes.
£2.50 Preview RemoveHow far does Stevenson persuade you to feel sympathy for Dr Jekyll?
An essay disscusing the character of Dr Jekyll. For IGCSE English literature.
£0.75 Preview RemoveGCSE English Language Notes Paper Two
This is a .pdf of the GCSE English Language course. Featured are the differences between broadsheet and tabloid newspapers, writing formal letters and more. With three examples and some basic key notation. Aimed at GCSE English Language students but can be downloaded by anybody.
£2.50 Preview RemoveA View from the Bridge Essay: Eddie and Catherine's Relationship
I gained an A in GCSE English Literature, with an A* in the paper about A View from the Bridge. In total, I gained 10 As and A*s at GCSE. Here is an essay I wrote as practice about the relationship between Eddie and Catherine. If you would like to see more practice questions to try yourself, I have a set of possible essay questions about this play for sale.
£1.10 Preview RemoveMACBETH: All the Quotes (and Analysis) you'll ever need
47 pages of analysis of over 380 quotes from the play 'Macbeth', written in 1606 by William Shakespeare, essential for any level of study, available at a ridiculously low cost.
£2.50 Preview RemoveExample essay for the aims of Einhard in his writing of "Life of Charlemagne"
this essay has never been submitted or used, so it wouldn't show up on a plagiarism check ;) essay describing the aims of Einhard in his writing of early Carolingian biography, Life of Charlemagne. Good for University 1st years in medieval history/literature
£2.00 Preview RemoveContractor’s Claims
This paper explores the documents fundamental in evidencing a Contractor’s construction claim for any loss incurred and the main sections required in its presentation. Documenting a project’s progress is evaluated with regard to establishing the foundation of a well-presented claim document. Further investigation looks at how this contributes to the presentation of the factual evidence, being brought together in a structured standard form. The guidance available to Contractors on writing a claim is discussed through review of literature in the field of construction claims. Research highlighted that available literature simply provides advice on claims preparation and that the area is void of regulation that would serve to provide a level of consistency and clarity. This paper therefore will determine the sections fundamental to the preparation of a Contractor’s construction claim in a move towards regulation and standardisation. This is aimed for all levels students especially those doing construction or dealing with claims in general.
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