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Top 10 English Tips

Top 10 do's and don'ts for succeeding in English

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How to make Shakespeare make sense

The language can seem inaccessible and alienating and the huge themes tackled at first are totally incomprehensible. However, there are a few techniques you can use which will open up an entirely new world of Shakespeare, and in the long run enhance your exam answer.

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The 2 minute essay plan

The perfect technique for planning an essay when you're short on time (like in the exam).

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How to read poetry

Reading poetry can be pretty difficult – the author is saying one thing, we’re thinking another thing, we don’t understand half the words being used and can’t work out why we’re reading it in the first place!

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Cornell note-taking systems

Check out this system for note-taking that will save you time and improve your memory!

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Command words: "analyse" "assess" "evaluate"...

Can you distinguish between 'compare' &' contrast'? Can you analyse the words 'evaluate' and 'assess'. Command words matter - make sure you know them!

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