GCSE English: Vultures Study Guide
Loading...
Uploader Comments (bm124)
Top Comments
-
my mum wants your phone number
9 months ago 13
-
bricking it about tomorrow!
9 months ago 6
All Comments (162)
-
We've got an exam later today for english: This is helping so much for our revision. Thank you.
-
you are the only reason i might pass my gcse's
-
Could you say that with Belsen being an evil man, but from where it says 'Daddy' and that the daughter/son is waiting for him to come home shows that he is a loving caring person? but is two different people in two different situations?
-
@TheHodge94 Sounds good...
-
Thank you very much for taking the time to make these videos. Really helpful.
-
You have helped me so much with poerty as i feel that my teacher did not have the right interterpiritations of each poem and only looked at them shallow deep, however you have made me understand and now i will be able to anaylase them in the exam so much better!
-
YOU HAVE OF MICE AND MEN VIDEOS, I ACTUALLY LOVE YOU.
9 months ago 2
-
My dad wants your phone number. ;)
- 2:07
GCSE English: "Two Scavengers" Study Guideby bm12415,381 views
- 1:36
GCSE English: "Blessing" Study Guideby bm12413,570 views
- 5:30
GCSE English: What Were They Like Study Guide (Part 2)by bm12412,756 views
- 1:25
Varying Sentence Structureby bm1242,224 views
- 2:33
Vultures poemby AGARR086,255 views
- 3:24
Two Scavengers in a Truck, Two beautiful people in a Mercedesby torijen6,910 views
- 2:16
Limbo English AQA poemsby specialis1313,966 views
- 6:16
GCSE English: Island Man Study Guideby bm12433,657 views
- 2:29
Island Man poem GCSE Revisionby personaldemons9,038 views
- 8:31
GCSE English: Comparing Cultures Poetryby bm1248,768 views
- 2:27
GCSE English: "Before You Were Mine" (Duffy) Study Guideby bm1245,535 views
- 3:06
GCSE English: Analysing an Unseen Poemby bm1249,510 views
- 1:45
Vulturesby nataliecowie8,905 views
- 4:42
Vultures poem for belsenby shayon0682,023 views
- 4:59
Blessing Poemby torijen10,613 views
- 10:51
Five Tips for Writing - Part One, Planning and Paragraphingby helpmemrdavies21,274 views
- 10:43
Island Man by Grace Nichols GCSE revision from Millthorpeby helpmemrdavies21,851 views
- 3:12
GCSE English: "Mother, any distance..." (Armitage) Study Guideby bm1244,855 views
- 9:30
GCSE English: Night of the Scorpionby bm1247,932 views
- 8:02
Prof. Chinua Achebe: A hero returns 1 (BBC)by afromann0078,568 views
which other poems could we compare this poem to?
ilanabieber2 9 months ago
@ilanabieber2 Watch the comparison video- that should tell you!
bm124 9 months ago
I know your a busy guy tonight, but could this poem be described as "Oxymoronic?"
BoornIdentity 9 months ago 3
@BoornIdentity Definitely- it's rife with oxymorons. That said, a better turn of phrase might be "a poem which represents one of the greatest paradoxes inherent in humankind" or similar, then use "oxymoron" to describe the specific linguistic moments where this aplies.
bm124 9 months ago 2
From all the exam questions on the poetry, which one has been on the exam paper the least.
101Vanya 9 months ago
@101Vanya Doesn't matter- just make sure you know them all as there is absolutely no pattern to help you guess them- believe me I've tried!
bm124 9 months ago