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Simultaneously, the theme of freedom acts paramount in Night Wind. This can be evoked from the structure, as the random enjambment adds to the speed of the restless wind and mim...

Read the extract carefully - the questions are at the end of the extract.This source is a journal entry by Sydney Smith from 1819, the writer introduces his views on the subject of ch...

A member of the Bloomsbury group and resident of London for 59 years, Woolf s literature was deeply informed by her interactions with the city that perpetually attracts, stimulat...

Essay Plan for Paper 2- A View from the Bridge and Translations With reference to the work of at least two playwrights you have studied, compare the techniques used to introduce and c...

TextExam Question Consider how the writer uses language to present Gatsby How prominent wealth and decadence are in the scene There was music from my neighbor`s house through the summ...

Poetry Analysis Lesson1. Read the poem separately2. Read the poem together3. Understand and write thesis statement4. Look at literary devices5. Unpick and structure essay6. Plan in de...

AbstractThis essay explores the different literary techniques Andr Aciman uses to convey the theme of romantic relationships motivate growth in Call Me by Your Name. It examines wit...

Using the correct plural is important!PluralsName:1.The garden, surrounded by tall fir trees, ___________ sheltered from the east winds. (was, were)2. A solution of one part salt a...

1. USING ADJECTIVES (TO DESCRIBE NOUNS) Copy out this letter making it more interesting by adding adjectives in the spaces. Dear Sally,We all had a _________________ day at the lake...

To understand William Blake s poems it s important to first get a feel for what kind of time he was writing in.The Romantic PeriodBlake is recognised today as one of the first Ro...