AQA • English

An easy to understand pdf file covering all the key definitions you need to know for grammar. This resource is especially useful when analysing unseen texts as using these key terms will ensure you are hitting the best marks. Want to know more? Email **** or tweet **@astar_englang** for advice, tips, offers and more.

A fun and accessible mindmap covering all you need to know for key multimodality terminology. This resource is especially useful when analysing articles surrounding Language Change, Slang, Descriptivism, and Prescriptivism. Want to know more? Email **** or tweet **@astar_englang** for advice, tips, offers and more.

Frameworks are vital to securing top band marks. Your essays should be structured in a cohesive way that guides your examiner through different frameworks. This document is beneficial for Paper 1 Section A in your analysis of unseen texts. Remember to learn the key frameworks and the devices within them. Want to know more? Email **** or tweet **@astar_englang** for advice, tips, offers and more.

This essay looks at the different theories and counter theories involved in discussing whether there is a difference in the way that men and women speak. This essay received an A* or a 27/30, with 10/10 in AO1 (describe) and 17/20 in AO3 (evaluate) with the target being to have a more thorough conclusion. I chose quite a low price for this essay as I wanted it to be more accessible. Hope you enjoy, please message me with any questions!

Comparative material of John Keats poems for alevel English as well as a general profile of the notorious poet

Poems from Anthology: Love poetry through the ages connected to the Great Gatsby. Main quotations. Analysis.

Analysis of key quotations in every scene. Analysis of the characters. Useful for revision.

Notes on Child Directed Speech. Written for 2nd year but can be applied to 1st year as well. In depth information to help the reader understand and help improve the overall quality of the individuals essay/s.

This document provides a thorough analysis of the selection of Robert Browning's poems from Poetic Voices' anthology. It splits each analysis into themes such as narrative, phonology, state of mind and views on others. These sections are helpful when planning answers to exam questions as they follow similar formats to that of a question in an A level English paper.

In this resource, you’ll find an analysis of ‘3 November 1984’ by Sujata Bhatt. It’s targeted specifically toward those studying the Cambridge A-Level (CAIE / CIE) syllabus, but it’s suitable for anyone studying the poet at any level. Bhatt’s poems are beautiful and complex, often exploring the tension between science and spirituality, or personal memories and wider geopolitical issues - our analysis will help you get to grips with some of the difficult language and concepts so th...