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You need to sustain a balanced comparison of the methods of the two writers and relate that clearly to the theme chosen. This means that you compare the texts throughout the essay – don’t write about them separately or one-by-one. Sometimes it will be straightforward to link / compare an aspect of two texts in one paragraph. At other times you may need to devote a whole paragraph or even two paragraphs to make some well-developed analytical points about one writer’s choice and use of language and their effects. But you must regularly make comparative links between the texts you have chosen.

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Learn about the art of comparing unseen texts ...

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Learn about the art of comparing unseen texts ...

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Watch this short lecture from Leeds University

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Get to know each genre (for instance, writing for a TV documentary) in preparation for the ELLA3 exam

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China Best Bits: Karl Pilkington An Idiot Abroad

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Karl Pilkington visits China in An Idiot Abroad. Here are the best bits of his Chinese holiday. First aired 23rd September Sky1 and Sky1HD.

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Get to know each genre (for instance, writing for radio) in preparation for the ELLA3 exam

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> Consistently use quotations to support each point that is made

> Employ a wide range of literary and linguistic terms

> Use simple, but effective, linking sentences to effectively guide the marker through each point, quote and explanation

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How to improve your marks for A02 (45 marks)

1.Analyse words and phrases in context.  Do not treat them as standing alone.

2.It is essential that you analyse the attitudes and values of the writer/author/ speaker

3.You must show an understanding of speech and how it works.

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How to improve your marks for A03 (15 marks)

1.A sense of overview and real understanding of the whole text must be clearly evident and used to inform analysis.

2.Make sure you write about all three texts in a fairly equal level of detail.

3.You must draw a lot of comparisons between the texts.

4.Refer to the context of production where this is significant.