—·English Literature · GCSE
Analyse the Writing, Not the Man
Language, form and structure are worth more than everything else on the paper — so why do most answers spend their time on the plot? Where the marks actually are, with the DfE's own AO weightings; form as a choice, verse and prose; context and motif; three short Macbeth quotations verified against the text, and what each is for; one AO2 paragraph built from two words; four sentences that move an answer up a band. Eight terms to define, a model answer on guilt, and the misconceptions that cost marks.
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