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English Language · GCSE

What the Text Will Let You Say

Every text in the exam is one you have never seen, so what is there to revise? Inference as a three-part answer shape; summary and synthesis; evaluation and bias; an extract written for the sheet, annotated four ways; an inference answer built in the order the marks are given; the DfE’s own weightings for reading, writing and accuracy. Eight terms to define, a model answer on what a writer leaves out, and the misconceptions that cost marks.

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