Main Body of the Essay

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

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

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

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.

1Using Context Successfully

1.1Using Context Successfully

1.1.1What is Context & Why is it Important?

1.1.2Common Mistakes with Context 1

1.1.3Common Mistakes with Context 2

1.1.4Key Points for Context

2Improving Practice Essays

2.1Improving Practice Essays

2.1.1How to Revise for the Component Parts of an Essay

2.1.2Essay Introductions for Novels & Plays

2.1.3Essay Introductions for Poetry

2.1.4Main Body of the Essay

2.1.5Key Points for Writing Practise Essays

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