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That’s right. In a GCSE English exam, the use of acceptable alliteration might be accorded awards! So, how do you explore how a writer uses Alliteration in their work? Read on! more
Bang! Did that make you sit up? Well it should! That word is a great language device that will grab the attention in any GCSE English essay. more
J.B. Priestley’s 1945 play ‘An Inspector Calls’ is often regarded as one of the more complex texts that GCSE English students are called on to study. In this weeks Blog, we look a... more
With the November Mocks approaching fast, many students are attending Booster Sessions to make sure they're ready for their GCSE English exams. In today's Blog, we look at the thre... more
What Is Figurative Language? And how do you analyse it when approaching a GCSE English exam question? Well, read on and all will be revealed... more
The Charles Dickens classic ‘A Christmas Carol’ is full of wonderful characters, and this week we take a look at one of the most famous, the Ghost Of Christmas Past, and examine th... more
Learn how to compare two poems in the GCSE English Language exam (or just for fun!) more
Is Macbeth responsible for his own fate? This question has been pondered by many students of Shakespeare over the centuries, and the answer is not a simple one – it depends on your... more
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