Click here:👇 ru-vid.com/show-UCdJ8Sc49DYBpegWlfXpMG_A I mentioned 600 - 800 words as a guide for your word limit, but on second thought, 500 - 700 words might be more realistic (since handwriting is usually a little slower than my typing speed). I came to this conclusion after actually handwriting these same essays to see the speed difference. But even with fewer words, you can keep this essay structure.
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Oh wow that's nice! Thanks for telling your friends about the channel. I hope my vidoes are very helpful to you! Will you be joining the live session tomorrow?
@@AdamWebbCSEC hey yes I will. Woke up early just for this live because I was unable to attend the last one, however my friend did and she updated me on what took place. Waiting patiently for you to begin the one today 🙂. Is it possible to send me the recording of the last meeting?
@@AdamWebbCSEC hey Adam, I have a question. For the hook, if you are stuck in the exam and cant come up with something interesting or factual. Could I make up a fake quote to look fancy? Lol, or state, perhaps, statistics?
@@netflixxbubz8759 Hmm... I probably wouldn't invent statistics. However, you can definitely fabricate a quote and say something like, "It is said that..." or "As the saying goes..." or "A great man once said..." With these, no one could possibly be SURE that it's made up.
For the devices used can I say for LBC is allusion - the poet alludes to the story of jack and the beanstalk, showing how even thought the father is doing that for the betterment of the child he must endure the hatred if his son.
Honestly ,You are a life saver! I appreciate this channel so much and I hope god bless you and give you the strength to continue doing this amazing job! Best English "B" Teacher Ever
So grateful for this and your channel by extension esp as a teacher fresh in teaching English B. The "Titanic" song bit had me dying from laughter btw.
I'm happy you find my channel useful (and entertaining lol) 😀 Thanks for watching the videos. Of course, you may share them with your students and incorporate them into your lessons if you'd like. And all the best teaching English B. I'm sure you will find it to be very rewarding. By the way, I love chatting with other English B teachers so please share insights and raise questions in the comments section of the videos!
This is a lifesaver. Question though. For the planning of little boy crying, Can the decision also be "The father has to choose not to curb the boy's sadness or to uplift him, as to not ruin the boy's lesson, with the impact being "The father wants to cheer him up out of guilt from slapping his son".
I can't thank you enough adam for this video. The exam went great yesterday thanks to your format. Only things is that time ran out on me before i could put conclusions on my essays, but im not too worried. Again thank you soo much. Blessings!
Please do a next part for this video were you actually write on two of the poems given, for a better demonstration. Because, want to know some more in order to master this year's examination.
This was great ..I remembered the devices as well as those exact one that you mention and I said them along with you. I wrote down everything and I am going to try and write my essay before I watch the other video so I can compare. I hope I do well. anyways thanks Sir.
Sir for the impact in TW could we say the woman has to come to terms with the career path her child chose and accepts the fact that he will eventually die one day?
Check out my lessons on transitional words and phrases. That was more focused on English A, but a lot of those can apply to English B essays as well. By the way, don't try to cram in too many transitional words and phrases. Just make sure your ideas flow and connect well.
Question do we apply this format for the prose and drama as well? If not do you mimd doing sample essays for the sections so we can get an idea of how to tackle them. Thanks.
Sir, thanks so much for your help!!! I have a question however. For the literary devices used in both poems, will I be required to use the same device twice? In other words, must both poems contain the same literary device or can one contain something and the other contain a different device?
Thanks for watching, and good question. You can either use the same device for both poems or use two different devices. Check out my essay vids to see different ways in which I deal with the devices.
@@AdamWebbCSEC hello sir! just wanted to say thank you so much for all of your help with your videos!!! I got grades one with all A profiles in both Literature and English 😁
Hi! I'll definitely keep you posted. I will very soon launch a course that will give me the chance to have that kind of one-on-one interaction with a few students. You'll get more info in that within a few days.
You would have to adapt it to suit the question in the prose and drama sections. You can use the general outline of intro, body, and conclusion, but the number of paragraphs and so on will depend on each section of the paper.
Good day sir, for the second option of jan 2019 about the character suffering emotionally or physically.... I decide to go with theme for English b and dreaming black boy but their situation is the same (racism) could that have still work or do I need two diff poem with diff situation?
can someone explain to me what section a and section c are in the englissh b exam i know what to do in the poetry section but im confused on what story to read
Section A is the DRAMA section, so to prepare for that, you must know a lot about the DRAMA texts on the syllabus. For section C, it is best to have a deep knowledge of all of the PROSE texts (including all of the short stories).
sir when it says one device can you state multiple examples of one device or should you just use one example? also in part 1 could you say the woman had to decide the fate of her son as she later buys a veil i think
