Edexcel International GCSE (9-1) English Language B Student Book: print and ebook bundle notes (2nd edition)

This beneficial PDF will look at certain language techniques writers use in their work to enable it to stand out and be unique! Techniques mentioned inside: -Features of Complaint -Personification -Adjectives -Repetition -Question -Setting Total Number of Pages: 3 A highly recommended PDF and a perfect purchase for those yearning to enrich their essays/creative pieces. Tremendously helpful for those secondary school pupils as well as KS4 pupils who will soon sit mocks/...

In this PDF we will be looking at TWO IGCSE English Edexcel 9-1 model answers. Topic being discussed: “Write a letter to the PM.” The work below is great for back to school studies, as it is basic, bright and a must buy!This will be presented in a formal letter layout, where the answers have been 100% marked! In national exams, these answers are worth 30 marks so be sure to click the DOWNLOAD button NOW to access ALL pages. Total Number of Pages: 7 #GCSE #IGCSE #English #Exams ...

This is an English IGCSE PDF regarding analysis of a text, the author D . H . Lawrence. NOTE: This is for Section A in an edexcel exam. Questions presented: In your own words, explain why D.H.Lawrence finds nature so striking (in the paragraph, beginning: “It seems like another life…four men.”) Explain in your own words how the extract gives a real sense of D . H. Lawrence’s feelings towards the war. Answers are displayed within the PDF so click the DOWNLOAD button NOW to ...

This PDF we will discuss an IGCSE exam question. The text is based on “IN THE EMPIRE OF GENGHIS KHAN” by Stanley Stewart. It is a question presented in Section A where pupils have to analyse non-fiction texts. QUESTIONS: IN THE TEXTS THERE IS A CUSTOM INVOLVING A BRIDE. WHAT IS IT? (This Question is worth one mark.) DESCRIBE THE FEATURES OF THE PREPARATIONS THAT TAKE PLACE IN THE NEWLYWED’S GER. (This question is also worth one mark.) HOW DOES THE NARRATOR MAKE THE PASSAG...

This PDF includes TWO student answers to an exam-style question: “Write a letter to your friend”. This can potentially be worth 30 marks in a national exam so pay close attention to see how to achieve ALL marks. DOWNLOAD NOW TO ACCESS THE FULL DOCUMENT Pages:6 These succinct pages have been compiled by a student who achieved a Grade 9 in her IGCSE English exams, so undoubtedly this work is top quality! We hope to be able to provide further fun, colourful, clear and comprehend...

*IMPORTANT: The preview of this document (below) depicts the PDF wrongly. Downloading this file would gain you clear access to all the work.* This is a student’s response to the classic poem “This is just to say” Questions: -Which words best describe the plums? -What effect does this description bring? -Does it help you imagine what the plums were like? Additionally a further final question is also displayed: What happens to the tone or the mood of the poem after the first sentence?...

Inside this PDF contains questions on the famous diary of Anne Frank. As it is based on Section A, a non-fiction text, we will analyse the language techniques the writer has used. This can potentially be your unseen extract presented in a national exam, so purchase now to see how a student (Graded 9 - A*) tackled questions as such. #English #Language #KS3 #AnneFrank #Techniques DOWNLOAD NOW TO ACCESS ALL PAGES. We hope to be able to provide further fun, colourful, clear and compre...

If you desire to know how writers makes a reader turn over the pages of their writings, this document will present quotes from a text, and the effect on the audience is hugely highlighted. The content is suitable for GCSE and IGCSE students, from any examining board. *IMPORTANT: The preview of this document (below) depicts the PDF wrongly. Downloading this file would gain you clear access to all the work.* TAGS: English, GCSE, IGCSE, Writing Effect on reader, Grade 9 We hope to be able to prov...

Look how a grade 9 student presents her ending of an epic story. Using excellent sentence structure, her work is both succinct and straight to the point, so be sure to press the DOWNLOAD button to gain full access to the last paragraph of the extract! TAGS: English, GCSE, IGCSE, Writing Practise, Skills, Technique, Grade 9 We hope to be able to provide further fun, colourful, clear and comprehendible PDFs for you in the future. Have a good day and make sure to follow us on… @rosedale_acad...

This is a PART (2) PDF which includes a gigantic bunch of stunningly boisterous, high quality sentences that all include the grammar rule: simile. The work has been compiled by a student graded 9 (A*), who has recently sat her IGCSE exams! Her work is based on building imagery in the minds’ of the observer— something which examiners look out for! (If you have the desire to create impressive imagery in your (GCSE/IGCSE) exam/mock papers, or any English work in general, be sure to smash the DO...