For Kids and ESL Learners.

Point of View in Literature or Drama shows who is telling the story. The person telling the story is telling it from his own view – that is how sees it. The person can be author or character in the story.

An in depth analysis and commentary for Cambridge AS and A Level Candidates

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How to respond to poetry questions in IGCSE, AS and A Levels, etc. Genres Terms Forms

iGCSE 0500/0990 First Language English Paper 2 (Writing) Questions: 4 & 5 (Narrative Writing) Guide and Approach.

 How to Approach the Summary Writing Questions in Paper 1 (Reading)  What the Examiners Require  How the Score for Content and Quality are calculated  Practice Worksheets

In-depth Analysis of the Poem: The Clod and the Pebble By William Blake Analysis by Japhet Enebeli

In-depth Analysis of the iGCSE English Literature poem, The Forsaken Wife by Elizabeth Thomas - with Worksheets

Drama: Different Characters and Characterisation

Figures of Speech Worksheet. A must have.

A must-have for IGCSE English Literature. Chapter by Chapter Analysis  Character Analysis  Guide on how to respond to iGCSE 0475 Drama Questions  Sample Candidate Responses

For lovers of Literature and Fiction Writing.

For GCSE/IGCSE First Language English Reading and Directed Writing, a comprehension is given for the candidate/student to read and respond to according to the assessment objectives. The candidate/student must demonstrate their reading and writing skills through conventions. Conventions, here, mean that the candidate must respond to the question according to the instructions. In the instructions, candidates will be asked to present their responses using any one of the following conventions or genres:

A must-study for IGCSE First Language English Candidates - Papers 1 & 2.

A must-have for IGCSE English Literature. Chapter by Chapter Analysis  Character Analysis  Guide on how to respond to iGCSE 0475 Prose Questions  Sample Candidate Responses

For GCSE/IGCSE First Language English Reading and Directed Writing, a comprehension is given for the candidate/student to read and respond to according to the assessment objectives. The candidate/student must demonstrate their reading and writing skills through conventions. Conventions, here, mean that the candidate must respond to the question according to the instructions. In the instructions, candidates will be asked to present their responses using any one of the following conventions or genres: Letter Writing (Formal and Informal) Diary/Journal Dialogue/Interview Report Article Speech

How to Approach ‘Writer’s Effects or Language Question’ in IGCSE 0500 First Language English Intro What the Examiners Want to see on Candidates’ scripts Using the ‘Tools’ to select appropriate imagery Forms of Writing Responses: Bullet Points or Continuous Form Step by Step: Responding to the Language Question General Overview: How to select the words that would make up the General Overview Samples Past Questions and Responses

iGCSE 0500/0990 First Language English Paper 1 (Reading) Text C: Question 3: Extended Writing