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

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For those teachers desiring a prepared paragraph of a story to teach and discuss with their fellow pupils, here in this concise document we provide a brief opening paragraph to a novel entitled, "The abandoned place". Total Number Of Pages: 2 Tags: Text, Reading, Reading Comprehension, Comprehension, Situations, GCSE, IGCSE, Teacher, School, Learning, Class, Theme of Writing, Story, Short Story, Question, Ellipsis, First Person, Personal, Onomatopoeia, Exclamation, Imagery, Illustratio...

This PDF will discuss questions regarding Ellen MacArthur’s mind-blowing journey at sea Students’ permission has been obtained! Questions: A) In the extract the writer describes the weather. Identify a point the author makes about the experience. This is worth 1 mark. B) The writer mentions she suffers from injury and illness. State a thing she suffers from. This is worth 1 mark. C) Explain how the narrator presents her account of life at sea. You should support your answer wi...

This booklet (which is great resource for Black History month) looks into Martin Luther King’s famously persuasive address to the American people in August 1963. Content of this PDF: -We exhibit a portion of the famous speech this file will discuss -Identify techniques used in this speech & comment on their effect -Pick out a least two quotations from the passage that shows King believes strongly in fair society for all kinds of people. (Elaborate on why the language is so successful.) ...

Task: AN ONLINE COMPETITION FOR STORY WRITING IS BEING HELD AND YOU HAVE DECIDED TO ENTER. WRITE A STORY SET IN A MOUNTAINOUS AREA AS SUGGESTED BY THE PICTURE. (Approx: 30 marks!) Note: This question is worth a substantial amount of marks in national exams, therefore it is necessary to pay close attention to the countless tools of language techniques and punctuation inserted in the creative writing pieces within this file. THIS FILE CONTAINS TWO STUDENT ANSWERS! In GCSE or IGCSE exam...