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Analyzing Statements in English Literature Essays

Explore and analyze statements from literature essays within a 20-minute time frame for a successful paper. Understand the focus, agree, and provide detailed paragraphs supported by quotations and language analysis for a top mark.

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Analyzing Statements in English Literature Essays

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  1. English language paper 1 q4

  2. How far do you agree with these statements 2 = to some extent 3 = to a high extent 1 = not at all “fred should have given up on scrooge in a Christmas carol”

  3. How far do you agree with these statements 2 = to some extent 3 = to a high extent 1 = not at all “kylie jenner doesn’t deserve all of her fame but kendalljenner does”

  4. How far do you agree with these statements 2 = to some extent 3 = to a high extent 1 = not at all “ready salted pringles are the best”

  5. What is q4 like • 20 minutes • 20 marks • Read what the focus of the statement is and AGREE with the statement. • 3 paragraphs • 2 paragraphs in detail

  6. English language paper 1 q4 Top tips: • You must agree with the statement. • You need to find 3 quotations that make you agree. • You must zoom in on words that the writer uses that make you agree. • Include the effect on the reader.

  7. English language paper 1 q4 Top tips: • You must agree with the statement. • You need to find 3 quotations that make you agree. • You must zoom in on words that the writer uses that make you agree. • Include the effect on the reader.

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