GCSE English: Analysing an Unseen Poem

A three step approach to help you to understand and to analyse a poem which you've never seen before.

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Education

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• poetry
• analysis
• unseen
• poem
• wilfred
• owen
• futility
• feelings
• structure
• language
• gcse
• english
• simile
• metaphor
• emotions
• ben
• mccarey
• cooper
• school
• bicester

[kaurageous24]

its way tooo fast to understand!!!!



[bm124]

@kaurageous24 It is a little speedy I admit- was trying to fit it all into three minutes. That said, you can always pause it or watch it again!

[JamesGameplay]

Thanks, this really helped, im revising for my exam at the moment as im ill, so this is exellent to help people understand how they can use certain words to create evidence in an unseen poem, thanks!

[bm124]

@JamesGameplay Glad to be of assistance!

[jellybeangravy]

Yes, I was going to ask about the "Writing to persuade" section as well. Well did a mock back in November and had no revision, I came out with a B but not really sure how. How can you revise for this section?

[bm124]

@jellybeangravy Really difficult to revise for- key thing is practice and plan. Watch my videos on planning and paragraphing and on writing to persuade as these will be helpful but, if you got a B in the mock, sounds like you're on the right track technically. Maybe a bit more confidence with your vocabulary and a bit more flair in your content will help to lift this grade further.

[footballjmaster]

Thanks your video's helped me for my exams which were in May. I had passed!! Thanks once again

[hellojmister]

thank you!

[TheExpressiveworship]

I thought this was very interesting and saved it to my favourites, but need to slow down man is talking way too fast...

[arnod92]

really dude?!

[MsVanessa995]

Quite useful, but you talk really really fast!

[carlosjrp815]

thanks alot, very useful

[trillonyt]

brilliant thanks very much!

[irrelevantconcepts]

you're a genius thank you so much