“Compare how poets present the impact of war in “Remains” and one other poem of your choice.” Beware this is an essay plan, but lays very solid groundwork for writing a comparative essay about the two poems with ease. Grade 9 English Literature essay, written by a year 11 student in 2022 during revision who is happy to share her essays to inspire the work of others. Marked by her teacher who is also an AQA examiner. Smash your exams!

“How far does Priestley present society as unfair in An Inspector Calls? You must refer to context in your answer.” Grade 9 English Literature essay, written by a year 11 student in 2022 during revision who is happy to share her essays to inspire the work of others. Marked by her teacher who is also an AQA examiner. Smash your exams!

“How does Stevenson present Mr Hyde throughout the course of the novella? You must refer to context in your answer.” Although the theme is very similar to another essay I have uploaded “How is Hyde presented as a frightening outsider”, the topics covered in both are different as this essay is a greater generalisation that covers more context and aspects of Mr Hyde’s character. If you a looking for a wider analysis of Hyde, I would recommend this essay over the other. Grade 9 English Literature essay, written by a year 11 student in 2022 during revision who is happy to share her essays to inspire the work of others. Marked by her teacher who is also an AQA examiner. Smash your exams!

“How does Stevenson present Hyde as a frightening outsider? You must refer to context in your answer.” Grade 9 English Literature essay, written by a year 11 student in 2022 during revision who is happy to share her essays to inspire the work of others. Marked by her teacher who is also an AQA examiner. Smash your exams!

This is a 41 page document including over 100 key quotes analysed in vast amounts of detail by a grade 9 English literature student. They are organised chronologically to the play alongside both their Act, Scene and Line numbers making them increadibly easy to find and annotate into your copy. This is the cheat sheet for any student studying Macbeth! The huge amount of time, effort and research that went into making this resource is the reason for higher pricing than usual. Enjoy, develop your understanding and smash those exams!

“How does Priestley represent Inequality throughout An Inspector Calls? You must refer to context in your answer.” Grade 9 English Literature essay, written by a year 11 student in 2022 during revision who is happy to share her essays to inspire the work of others. Marked by her teacher who is also an AQA examiner. Smash your exams!

“How does Priestley represent Sheila as a character who changes over the course of the play? You must refer to context in your answer.” Grade 9 English Literature essay, written by a year 11 student in 2022 during revision who is happy to share her essays to inspire the work of others. Marked by her teacher who is also an AQA examiner. Smash your exams!

“How does Priestley use the character of Mrs Birling to explore ideas about social class? You must refer to context in your answer.” Grade 9 English Literature essay, written by a year 11 student in 2022 during revision who is happy to share her essays to inspire the work of others. Marked by her teacher who is also an AQA examiner. Smash your exams!

“How does Stevenson use settings throughout the novella to further convey themes? You must refer to context in you answer.” Authors note - this is one of my favourite and arguably most impressive essays to date. I would highly recommend revision of these ideas to all students studying Jekyll and Hyde as it really transmits to your examiner that you have extensive knowledge of the novella and can see past merely the words in order to find a deeper meaning." Grade 9 English Literature essay, written by a year 11 student in 2022 during revision who is happy to share her essays to inspire the work of others. Marked by her teacher who is also an AQA examiner. Smash your exams!

“Compare how poets present ideas about power in “London” and one other poem of your choice.” Grade 9 English Literature essay, written by a year 11 student in 2022 during revision who is happy to share her essays to inspire the work of others. Marked by her teacher who is also an AQA examiner. Smash your exams!

“Compare how poets present their thoughts about society in “Exposure” and another poem of your choice.” Grade 9 English Literature essay, written by a year 11 student in 2022 during revision who is happy to share her essays to inspire the work of others. Marked by her teacher who is also an AQA examiner. Smash your exams!

"Explore the role of the Inspector in the play. You must refer to the context of the play in your response. " Grade 9 English Literature essay, written by a year 11 student in 2022 during revision who is happy to share her essays to inspire the work of others. Marked by her teacher who is also an AQA examiner. Smash your exams!

“Explain the importance of the younger generation in the play. You must refer to context in your answer.” Grade 9 English Literature essay, written by a year 11 student in 2022 during revision who is happy to share her essays to inspire the work of others. Marked by her teacher who is also an AQA examiner. Smash your exams!

“How does Priestley use the character of the Inspector to suggest how society could be improved? You must refer to context in your answer.” Grade 9 English Literature essay, written by a year 11 student in 2022 during revision who is happy to share her essays to inspire the work of others. Marked by her teacher who is also an AQA examiner. Smash your exams!

“How does Stevenson present the theme of duality throughout the course of the novella? You must refer to context in your answer.” Grade 9 English Literature essay, written by a year 11 student in 2022 during revision who is happy to share her essays to inspire the work of others. Marked by her teacher who is also an AQA examiner. Smash your exams!