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Explore key persuasive techniques including Ethos, Pathos, and Logos, along with DAFOREST elements. This summary provides essential insights for crafting compelling articles and understanding language devices, perfect for English Language GCSE preparation.

Persuasive Techniques Overview

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Daisy Cook

Language devices, how to start an article, DAFOREST and ethos, pathos and logos

Explore a detailed comparison of camping experiences in Source A and Source B, focusing on the contrasting portrayals of nature and human influence. This analysis highlights key language techniques, themes of control, and the emotional responses evoked by each writer. Ideal for GCSE English Language students preparing for Paper 2. Includes model answers and critical insights.

Camping Experience Analysis

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GCSE English Language Paper 2 2022 Full mark model answers (marked by teacher)

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Explore the intricacies of language and perspective in ghost-related texts. This study note provides a detailed analysis of how writers convey their views on supernatural phenomena, focusing on literary techniques, stylistic choices, and critical comparisons. Ideal for students preparing for English Language Paper 2, it includes example paragraphs and tips for effective argument synthesis.

Analyzing Ghostly Narratives

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Explore effective methods for comparing texts, focusing on language, tone, and audience response. This study note provides insights into analyzing literary contrasts, with examples from historical and contemporary texts. Ideal for students preparing for exams or enhancing their analytical skills in English literature.

Introduction to comparing texts

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