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AQA GCSE GUIDE English Language Revision Guide What you will need to know: Key Terminology for analysis of texts How to approach Unseen Language extracts How to analyse How to Compare How to write creatively How to write accurately How to write with flair, engagingly and interestingly How to write for a specific Purpose, Audience & Format &. Tone (NON-FICTION WRITING). English AQA Language and Literature GCSE at a glance guide You will achieve 2 GCSEs in English. You have no coursework. Everything you learn over the two years will be assessed by exams at the end of the two years. Paper One Reading Section A Writing Section B. Language 1 hour 45 minutes One fiction text to read One fiction writing task -Creative writing in total (extract from a piece of 20th 24 marks for communication 16 marks for technical Century Literature) accuracy (40 marks).

***Connotations: implied or suggested meanings of words or phrases*** ... Structure covers: changes in tone, changes in topics across the texts, narrative voice or perspective, withholding of information, foreshadowing of future events, movement in the text from the general

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