Eng Lang Flashcards
1
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Structure of extract - overall
A
- beggining and end, links between , cyclical structure
- how does it contribute to impact and affect the reader
2
Q
Stucture of paragraph
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- one sentence
- narrative/ dialogue
- pace
- shifts (zoom in/out)
- temporal marker
3
Q
Other structure points
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- repetition of pronouns
- modulation of the tenses
- switch/flashback
- present-immediacy
4
Q
Timing for q1
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paper 2- 2-3 mins
5
Q
Timing q2
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Both-8-10 min
6
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Timing q3
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Paper 2- 10-15 min
7
Q
Timing q 4
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Paper 2 - 25-30 mins
8
Q
Timing sect b
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Both 45 mins
9
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Rules for both papers esp p1- reading
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- paf
- look in texts for context
10
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Paper 2- q2 rule
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- 3 similarities- zoom in for text, quote, explain- repeat for text 2
- PEE
- no analysis- no terminology just focus on what texts mean
- briefly plan main points
- can be simiilarities or diff between both texts
- use ‘this is mirrored in text 2’
- each point link back to wording in the question
- tone
- each point clear comparison-start of each paragraph
- no intro
11
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Paper 1- q3 rules
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- balanced
- show overview of text- brief intro
- plan
- use wording in q
- start w/ structure in point but then talk about language
- PEDAL- point, evidence, device, analysis, link back to q
- tone
- ensure find nuances between texts
- intro- main differences/ why the title makes sense
- ensure not using too long sentences(impedes clarity)
- ensure link back each paragrph to question
- ensure analyse any point made fully esp structure-whats the significance
12
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Paragraphing rule
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TIPTOP
-time, place, topic, person
13
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Overall points for part b-paper 1 but paper2 as well
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- cyclical structure OR rhetorical q at start and answer at end
- ‘knowing’ repetition of key word or phrase from earlier in text
- build backstory (esp. if emotive topic)
- adress audience
- use discourse markers- link ideas in letter AND -use variety of words, mix where in text
14
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If letter to paper
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- dear sir,
- flatter rather than accuse
- formal
- facts
- full name, county, date
- direct adress
- dont start sentences with but or and
15
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Linguistic devices to yse
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ARRESTED
- Anecdote (short story)
- Rhetorical q
- Repetition of word throughout- emphasis, speed up pace, build up tension or emotion
- Emotive language
- Statistics/factual language
- Three- rule of three
- Exaggeration
- Direct adress- you