English Lit. - Essay Writing: Building a P.E.E. Point part (6/7)

Another step-by-step breakdown of how to include various areas of analysis in your essays, this one focuses on Of Mice and Men. This tutorial explains the various areas that you need to develop in order to achieve higher grades as well as how to structure them. Includes relevant examples to GCSE essays but will also be useful for levels above and below KS4.

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• of mice and men
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[pinkjewel123]

thanks great vid made everything more sense, but would all that be one para and would u do that for the the four/three parg - not including intro and conc. Also for the intro would you talk about the historical context and that or would you just address the essay question shortly and simply ??? ahh got an exam on fri lol

[WCSEnglish]

@pinkjewel123 Yes, you could do it all in one paragraph if you can control your writing well enough, 3 of 4 on different points would be good - address the question and get going, talk about SHC in the essay.

[WCSEnglish]

Yes, apologies it is called 'conclusion'

[pinkjewel123]

@WCSEnglish oh okay so in the intro i dont need to go on about shc just address the question and make it clear i understand the essay question and thanks

[SuperCoursework]

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[WCSEnglish]

@missakilah123 No - never need to mention the same points again but if you have a differing point of SHC to mention, do.

[ipkyoudown]

is there 7/7?

[Snehsburys]

thanks :D