English Language · GCSE
Say What the Other Word Would Have Lost
Everyone can name a simile. What is the sentence that turns naming a device into analysing it? What AO2 actually asks; word, effect, why, with the substitution test; sentence form, semantic fields and personification; the opening of Bleak House, out of copyright and verified against the text, annotated; a noticing turned into an AO2 answer; four moves worth more than naming a device. Seven terms to define, a model analytical sentence, and the misconceptions that cost marks.
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