2.1.4

Main Body of the Essay

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Modifying Paragraphs

Looking at questions in this way gives students a much greater chance of being able to use planned essays. But to be on the safe side, it’s an excellent idea for students to build up a bank of prepared essays.

An Inspector Calls

An Inspector Calls

  • A student studying An Inspector Calls, for example, might have three ready-to-go essays that cover the theme questions shown in the Venn diagram.
Overlaps

Overlaps

  • As the Venn diagram suggests, the student has noticed that there are overlaps between some of these themes.
Adaptation

Adaptation

  • This means they should be able to ‘borrow’ paragraphs from the essays, depending on the type of extract or exact wording of the question.
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Using Context Successfully

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Using Context Successfully

1.1.1What is Context & Why is it Important?1.1.2Common Mistakes with Context 11.1.3Common Mistakes with Context 21.1.4Key Points for Context
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Improving Practice Essays

2.1

Improving Practice Essays

2.1.1How to Revise for the Component Parts of an Essay2.1.2Essay Introductions for Novels & Plays2.1.3Essay Introductions for Poetry2.1.4Main Body of the Essay2.1.5Key Points for Writing Practise Essays

Practice questions on Main Body of the Essay

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Essay Introductions for Poetry

Key Points for Writing Practise Essays