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Mario you must make sure you are using paragraphs correctly for a start and then use adverbial phrases to introduce your points such as ( firstly, furthermore, in addition to this, on the other hand, finally).  also, you can try to use PEA point evidence analysis. This will give you a structure to follow rather than waffling your points. Good luck

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Part 2 of the GCSE screencast for Paper 2

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GCSE English - How to approach Paper 2, part 1

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One minute a mark - if a question is worth 6 marks, then spend 6 minutes on it.

Give yourself about 6 minutes to read each extract.

This paper is very tight for time - so keep an eye on the clock as you are writing

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Read questions 1, 2 & 3 first - making a note on Text 1 of the key lines and the key prompts. Then read Text 1 & answer questions 1, 2 & 3.

Then read questions 4,5 & 6 - mark the key sections the questions relate to on Text 2. Read Text 2 & then answer questions 4,5 &6.

Then read & answer 7a and 7b, which ask you to compare Text 1 & Text 2.

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Paper1= 19th C fiction text worth 40%
Another question on paper 1 is where you have to chose between two questions about using your imagination

Paper2=60% two texts to read. This is the non fiction paper. In part B you will be asked to create a non fiction text e.g. letter, article, review

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PEA: P(Point) - is about topic sentences. Its the point you are about to develop. ( like introduction to the points you are about to make); E(Evidence) - disclaimer supporting your point ( extract, example quotes); A - analysing the evidence, saying what the effect/impact is.

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There's no time to waffle, just focus on the point and evidence; about three separate ones. Don't worry about the analysis. You can do that in 7b
Don't forget you're only looking for similarities.

Hope this advice helps

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This question always asks you to evaluate how effectively something is achieved.

Use references such as 'in line 7 this is effectively achieved because this creates ....'

Analyse specific words or phrases that stick out  - say what makes them successful.

Make sure you support your ideas with short quotes.

Try to use evaluative language in your topic sentences (when delivering the point).

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question 7a has less marks than 7b. 7a is a question only asking for similarities between the two texts whereas 7b is asking for both similarities and differences

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Language
-repetition
-use of vocabulary
-metaphor
-simile
-Juxtoposition
Structure
-length of sentence/sentence structure
-punctuation
-rule of three