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The Lost Leader by Robert Browning poem A Level English lang and lit revision guide
This summary sheet contains the key themes, context, language analysis and structure/form about this Robert Browning poem. Perfect for revision for AS/A Level AQA students.
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French revolution was a rebirth to ideological malice in a form that could still be understood to date although it could not be recognized by then due to intellectual dwarfism. However, in the 20th century the prevailing main forms of totalitarianism formed a united force that aimed at promoting jokers to head the death list. It is prudent to state that Chamfort derived a lasting definition of ‘fratenite’ which meant ‘my brother or I kill you’, and later became the joke that denied him a chance to see tomorrow.’
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Notes for "War of The Worlds" by H.G. WELLS and "Never Let Me Go" by KAZUO ISHIGURO. Consists of shared themes in both novels, two exam type questions and sets of ideas that could be used to answer those questions.
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This handy revision grid includes a plot summary, characters, themes, language analysis, context and Afghan vocabulary for chapter 25 of Khaled Hosseini’s the Kite Runner. Designed for AQA AS/A Level English Language and Literature specification.
£2.00 Preview RemoveGCSE English Literature - Education in Animal Farm - revision sheet (AQA)
A sheet exploring the theme of Education in Animal Farm by George Orwell. Includes key moments in the book, context (about communist Russia), key quote analysis and a summary. This is very useful for Year 10/11 students wishing to revise for their exams
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A flowchart/timeline of all the important events that take place in V1-3 (the whole book) of Charlotte Bronte's "Jane Eyre"
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contains parts of reports and the description and types of reports
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Fast and straight forward explanations, such as each battles fight, the 5 W's, and the pros/and cons of it. You will not be dissipointed
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Harlem by Langston Hughes analysis. I got an A on this for my English 10H class.
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contains notes on the novel itself, short introduction, the story, the level of these notes is aimed at second year students, college education.
£8.75 Preview RemoveFrankenstein is a novel about science being out of control
-Detailed -Language analysis -Context included -Overview -Scholarly opinion
£4.38 Preview RemovePaving the Way to Success The Importance of TOEFL in University Admissions and Scholarships
The Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) is a highly valued and widely recognized exam for individuals seeking admission to universities or applying for scholarships in English-speaking countries. The exam measures an individual's proficiency in the English language, specifically in the areas of listening, speaking, reading, and writing. In a world where English proficiency has become a crucial requirement in academic and professional fields, the importance of TOEFL in university admissions and scholarship applications cannot be overstated. A high TOEFL score can open doors to numerous opportunities and help individuals stand out in a competitive admission process. The significance of TOEFL extends beyond just admissions and scholarships, as it is also widely accepted by professional organizations, government agencies, and institutions as proof of English proficiency. In short, obtaining a high TOEFL score can be valuable for individuals looking to advance their education or careers
£6.25 Preview RemoveRoad to Wigan Pier Chapter Summaries
A collection of reflections/summaries for George Orwell's "Road to Wigan Pier." I did this on my own free time, and not for an assignment, so it's not super academic or anything. It's just for people looking to get a gist of the chapters. I covered all the major points. I articulated them like I was explaining the information to myself, thus the summaries are written in plain English, as translated from Orwell's semi-posh, 1930s London English. The document is about 8.1 pages long (11 pt font).
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En este libro se explica el proceso de evolución de la humanidad y su relación con las ciudades.
£0.50 Preview RemoveMaupassant Contes et Nouvelles
A selection of stories and novelles written by Guy de Maupassant. Very easy to read and to help you expand your vocabulary.
£3.75 Preview RemoveHow does Stoker use language to create horror and tension? AS/A Level AQA English lang and lit model answer
Designed for the AS level Language and Literature AQA course, this model answer explores the structure, key themes and language analysis behind an annotated extract (attached) from Dracula by Bram Stoker.
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There are different kinds of articles. We need to be cautious of what kind of article we are writing. May it be feature, feature news, straight news and the like. This to make sure the consistency and the comprehensiveness of your article.
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The International English Language Testing System (IELTS) is designed to help you work, study or migrate to a country where English is the native language. This includes countries such as Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the UK and USA.
£3.75 Preview RemoveMasculinity and femininity within ‘a streetcar named desire’
This essay analyses the work by the classic Tennessee Williams, the playwright of ‘A streetcar named desire’. In this essay I delve into the complexities of gender roles and expectations in 20th Century New America. The essay explores the ways in which characters navigate the tensions between masculinity and femininity, and the impact of the struggles on their relationships and society. The essay also unravels the complexities of gender and the ongoing discourse of masculinity and femininity in English literature. Order now for thought-provoking analysis of this dynamic tension.
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Aimed at Scottish Higher English students, but can be used as a backbone for any level of study regarding the book. Notes that sum up and touch upon the main themes throughout the first chapter of "Sunset Song" by Lewis Grassic Gibbon. Follows the SQA course notes. Other notes from the latter chapters are also available, and exemplar essays are also available.
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GCSE AQA Literature theme notes of masculinity and femininity in Macbeth.
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took me ages. this is for 2nd year german. it encludes things like describing your house, your room, favourite tv show and movie, favourite authors and books e.c.t
£62.50 Preview RemoveThe Wife of Bath's Tale full revision notes- detailed summary and analysis
Complete English Literature A-level revision summary and analysis notes of the Wife of Bath's Tale. Sourced from class notes, A level English Literature textbooks and reliable online websites- cut down and summarised into one document. Perfect to use when writing Alevel English Wife of Bath essays and when revising for exams. These notes are ALL you need to know and have got me A*'s EVERY single time. I would have loved to have had access to these notes when I started the course. Well worth the price- took me all school year to collate.
£6.25 Preview RemoveThe Judas Kiss | Notes on Quotes | Full Play
A set of revision notes on 'The Judas Kiss' by David Hare, summarising a variety of key quotes and their significance. Written by an IB English student, the notes are simply displayed but highlight the crucial points, distilling the essential information. These notes will enable the student to further their understanding of the play and integrate excellent points into essays. Suitable for sixth form level (ages 16-18).
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