Annotated quotes - Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

Key poems annotated that you should aim to memorise. Short easy quotes that can easily be embedded and linked to many themes.

OGET Study Guide question and answers graded A+ fully solved 2023Research writing - correct answer writing to answer a question or a problem about a particular research topic. Problem statement - correct answer written to clearly define the problem with a topic before asking how to solve the problem. Research question - correct answer serves to ask what can be done to address the problem. Thesis - correct answer a proposal for a solution or as a recommendation to future researchers to ...

Revising for King Lear? You will find an extensive summary of quotes per theme spanning the whole text. Alongside these and annotated class notes, I got A*. I would recommend learning 5 per theme so that you are ready when it comes to the exam!

This document goes into detail with Thomas Hardy’s poem: the man he killed. It talks about the content, the language and structure devices used and also the context. There a few important short quotes that have been annotated, and there is explanations and justifications to why Hardy has done certain things throughout the poem.

These documents contain annotations for Macbeth, Blood Brothers, Jekyll and Hyde, and Conflict Poetry. They also include essay plans for Macbeth, Blood Brothers. I was graded an 8 in 2023 for the concepts written in these notes.

This document goes through a full analysis of the poem Exposure. It talks about the language and structure devices used. Furthermore, there a few already annotated and analysed quotes, that would be useful for a GCSE exam.

I have annotated these quotes in detail in class with my teacher. I used these quotes on my mock essay question last year where I managed to get a high grade of 8. The quotes are also linked back to other quotes so that you can use them for your PEEZLEEZL paragraphs. And it also discusses themes.

Revising for Dracula in the comparative paper? I have compiled a list of extensive quotes per theme and character, so that you don't have to do the hard work. I used these as quote banks alongside my annotated texts and got A*. I would recommend learning the best 5 in your opinion - 5 per each character and theme and maybe spider diagram some thoughts on each, so that you are ready to go in the exam!

Essay Graded A* (21/22) Includes detailed key quotes from the extract and many references to the play as a whole. Full plan and the annotated extract attached also.

character analysis,major themes, annotated quotes of inspector calls .