How To Write A Grade 9 'Inspector Calls' Essay For The 2024 GCSE Exams! | English GCSE Revision 

Hi madam. I asked for Edexcel IGCSE English Language B, not AQA.

Thanks for the tip thats great!

So do u also use evidence or is that ur evidence?

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​@@WilliamB-ph5jgRemember William embedded quotes is the evidence as it's the direct statements from the source.

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Is this an actual gcse paper she doing or similar to it

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same haha but from 3 - 6

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@@itsW1ngW0nggrade 7 is all about perspective, so it’s more reading between the lines, looking at how it makes you as a reader feel, the writer’s intentions and linking to context. Grade 8 is doing all that but embedding context, looking at alternative viewpoints of why a subject term has been used

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You literally went up two grades - that's incredible!

Each section is 45 mins long, sometimes u can do 10 mins planning, 35 mins writing. Just with ur plan, write down key quotes for aic that u remember (those with multiple key themes), structure them into 3/4 paragraphs in ur plan, and then write down some context u want to include

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I've already done some Jane Eyre videos - search "First Rate Tutors Jane Eyre"

alternative interpretations are definitely useful for top grades and i would say necessary, to use them you would just start your regular PEEL + "however, others may interpret this to mean [shorter PEEL paragraph]." i would say you should try and use them, if you cant think of another point, just use something extremely base leveled like 'however some others may interpret this as the writer simply stating that the character was angry' rather than something in depth.

@@shahdal-samarrai735 tomorrow I have paper 1 literature. When I get a Shakespeare question and a 19th century novel question. How do I I structure my answer and in how many paragraphs

Sometimes smaller quotes are easier to remember. So like “millions and millions and millions” “Eva smiths and John smiths” “members of one body” “unsinkable” “a girl of that sort”, short quotes are easier to remember, and they also contain a few themes so it’s easier to use on multiple exam questions

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That's on my list - I'll do predictions either next month or April 😊

@@FirstRateTutors Ok thank you so much!

Speed writing! It's a muscle... (kind of like exercise or running) - the more you practice, the faster you get. It's possible - but you've got to put in the work 😊

You'd rather look at dry hands?

@@FirstRateTutors yeah icl you have a point plus there's nothing wrong

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Thank you!

Slightly different if it's unseen poetry but similar for seen poetry.

Thanks for asking but no - there are no discounts for the English Courses.

Yes fairly different as in EDEXCEL you get one quote that goes with the question and in EDEXCEL you can get two character questions to choose from (rather than one character and one theme in AQA).

@@FirstRateTutors i see thank you so much im not doing AQA but im sure it still helped

@@MaryamAlyafee you're welcome 😃

@@FirstRateTutorswhat about ocr?

Hi Nafiz, I'm so sorry! I get so many emails a day.. I think I must have missed your messages. For EDEXCEL IGCSE B... sadly that isn't covered in any of our courses BUT we do have Language & Literature notes you can download here: www.firstratetutors.com/flashcards

I’ve taught it so many times I’ve memorised the play and key quotes for all the characters. Watch my other Inspector Calls videos.. I share quotes to memorise which go with any essay ☺️

@@FirstRateTutors if you could, could you link your best videos about this it would be really helpful

Yes... ish! I'm releasing some EDEXCEL videos (starting today at 4pm) for EDEXCEL GCSE English students. Today will be on Language Paper 1 but I'll soon do one on the English Literature exam

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Yes but watch the EDEXCEL video I made for Inspector Calls - I literally show how to answer the question for the 2021 EDEXCEL exam.

GOOD LUCK!

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