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A mysterious path was laid barren, overrun by small thorny, plants against my shoes like Lego scattered along the floor, leading to deaths door. An unusually perfect shape, gated with even more curves and thorns. Death felt prominent and my fear was dominant as the barely living army attacked with dead plants, overgrown homes to the creepy creatures and the wind pushing me away as though I had been trespassing in natures house. The wind was a ghost, phasing through me while calling out for its friends hidden as though they were salt in the sea as their breeze left me feeling refreshed, my mouth holding onto the bitter taste while it whistled, the sound almost constant. The only other noise was from the bushes with nothing else following. Snap! I searched the area for any sign of any life. Only me. Me and a 🤬 gateway, marking my certain doom. I turned around, petrified and unfocused. Dashing to the gate, my only escape. Yet I was trapped as the gates clanged shut. I knew that I was death’s predator. I knew I would be hunted, left at the mercy of his funhouse.

The rocks were impossible to climb; their rough edges were abrasing my hands. The smooth circle making the rocks slippery and the pointed ends of each curve were sure to shoot through my hands like a gun through paper. I considered going around it, the only thing stopping me being its infinite length. It would take longer to find the end than the lifetimes these ghosts have hidden from me.

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As the cars and bikes jostled for space, the danger became apparent; the windscreen of the motorbike shone like a sniper glare, reflecting the sunlight which blinded anybody daring to look back as it sped in and out between passing traffic. Brushing shoulders with a van it fought to fit through a gap next to the curb that was simply too slim, too narrow, too thin – what happened next couldn’t have gone any more horrifically. A screeching sound of rubber scraping along three surfaces at once filled the air and the driver surged forward, landing atop the car ahead. Plenty more screeches started as every driver on the road slammed into their brakes, the van however was too slow, it rammed the car with the driver atop it, crushing the contents like a can prepared to be landfill. The driver didn’t go quite as far this time and fell off the vehicle whilst it was still being pushed, his life was squeezed out of him by the tires.

After many a crashed car, sirens wailed toward the scene, piles of metal and rubber, glass shattered on every surface, the luckiest people hobbling towards the screams of the less fortunate that’d been forced to die because one man’s rush was more important than his safety. Flashing lights could now be seen through the fog and the bodies had begun to be identified at the tail end of the wreck.

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As the cars and bikes jostled for space, the danger became apparent I need to be careful with my next moves, no matter what way I look bikes either side of me, feeling trapped I turn my indicator hoping to get out (but I cant escape). People set up shops along this mad motorway but no one stops (no one can escape) as if they were never there ignoring the signs and the people around them fixed on one thought there journey down this road.

The traffic gets more congested. The people get more irritable. Now my handlebars are getting hotter feeling as if I've been on the road for days. This longing for home overtakes me and the bike takes over taking me around each car and bike on the road each and every shop I pass takes me closer to home. The rocks and sand fling off the road blanketing my vision ; in a way blanketing my thoughts stopping me from carrying on forward. I stop...

Beeping after beeping after beeping shrouds my mind its all I can think about. My tires struggle worn out the shake side to side balancing to stay on then... the bike stops. I fall.

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What a Good One Looks Like (Description, Paper 1 Q5)

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What a Good One Looks Like (Description, Paper 1 Q5)

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As the cars and bikes jostled for space, the danger became apparent I need to be careful with my next moves, no matter what way I look bikes either side of me, feeling trapped I turn my indicator hoping to get out (but I cant escape). People set up shops along this mad motorway but no one stops (no one can escape) as if they were never there ignoring the signs and the people around them fixed on one thought there journey down this road.

The traffic gets more congested. The people get more irritable. Now my handlebars are getting hotter feeling as if I've been on the road for days. This longing for home overtakes me and the bike takes over taking me around each car and bike on the road each and every shop I pass takes me closer to home. The rocks and sand fling off the road blanketing my vision ; in a way blanketing my thoughts stopping me from carrying on forward. I stop...

Beeping after beeping after beeping shrouds my mind its all I can think about. My tires struggle worn out the shake side to side balancing to stay on then... the bike stops. I fall.

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Paper 2 texts June 2018

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Paper 2 practice about sons growing up

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Sentence starters for analysing (mainly for literature though)

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Sentence starters for analysing (mainly for literature though)

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The journalist writing for The Independent, doesn’t patronise the audience with a simple list of statistics.  As this broadsheet caters for the more sophisticated and well educated reader, humour can lift the heavily factual article with more eloquence. “ insert quote” Figuratively speaking, the semantic field of a ‘love affair’ evokes an illicit relationship between London’s authorities and the big energy provider for cars. On a deeper level, perhaps the more hyper vigilant reader could interpret this to demarcate London’s temptation to continue profiteering from ‘getting into bed’ with a company whose unintended consequences on climate change are harmful. Furthermore, the expert’s opinion could manipulate the more sensitive reader, as a light hearted tone in a quote presents him as a more amiable, therefore more a more relatable point to persuade the lobbyists.

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Timing suggestions for both Language Papers

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Timing suggestions for both Language Papers

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'Death zone'

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'Death zone'

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Further reading on the feminist approach

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Further reading on the feminist approach

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https://youtu.be/hXLm3zZYhc0

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http://geekfeminism.wikia.com/wiki/Toxic_masculinity

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Psychology today article about negative 

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Psychology today article about negative 

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https://www.psychologytoday.com/gb/blog/get-out-your-mind/201903/why-am-i-always

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credit M L

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litdrive

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Litdrive

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Credit: SusanEnglish

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Link to a blog giving advice on narrative structure

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Link to a blog giving advice on narrative structure

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DROP SHIFT ZOOM

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Check out @Artfulscribeuk’s Tweet: https://twitter.com/Artfulscribeuk/status/1061932363922505729?s=09

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Article on the correlation between comedy and depression

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Article on the correlation between comedy and depression

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http://time.com/3103256/robin-williams-dead-jim-norton/

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https://www.cnn.com/2017/03/01/health/sad-clown-standup-comedy-mental-health/index.html

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Why study English at A Level and beyond?

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Why study English at A Level and beyond?

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https://www.englishandmedia.co.uk/blog/why-study-english-language-or-linguistics-at-a-level-and-beyond

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Starter for Wed 5th Dec. Read the article and analyse how the journalist expresses their disdain at the 'fast fashion' industry

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Starter for Wed 5th Dec. Read the article and analyse how the journalist expresses their disdain at the 'fast fashion' industry

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OR: summarise the article into five bullet points in 10 mnutes

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Fast fashion: ‘How do you justify selling a £2 T-shirt?’

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MPs quiz big clothes retailers about the environmental impact of so-called “fast fashion”.

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Tips on narrative writing: shifts in focus

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Tips on narrative writing: shifts in focus

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Definitions of terminology for language and structure

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Definitions of terminology for language and structure

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Credit: RH

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Credit: BM AK KW

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Practice paper questions for Lang Paper 2

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Practice paper questions for Lang Paper 2

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Credit: M Lynch

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M Lynch

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Credit: KS

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Definitions of more challenging techniques

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Definitions of more challenging techniques

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Language Paper 2 crib sheet for higher ability

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Language Paper 2 crib sheet for higher ability

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Credit: AF

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Example of a Paper 2 Section B answer (writing for an audience

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Example of a Paper 2 Section B answer (writing for an audience

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Tips for understanding tone for Paper 2 Writing

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Tips for understanding tone for Paper 2 Writing

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Advice for giving a speech in an article from The Guardian

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Advice for giving a speech in an article from The Guardian

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Tips and advice from another teacher's blog

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Tips and advice from another teacher's blog

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Brighton Rock extract Credit: KS/RCP

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It's so important to read up on current topics!

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The Day is an online daily newspaper for young people. We publish analysis of the news that provides context for debates that explore the deeper currents shaping our world. All resources are created by our own team of journalists to help schools teach critical thinking, real-world knowledge and civic engagement. They are available in five different reading levels for children between the ages of 5 and 18.

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The Day is an online daily newspaper for young people. We publish analysis of the news that provides context for debates that explore the deeper currents shaping our world. All resources are created by our own team of journalists to help schools teach critical thinking, real-world knowledge and civic engagement.

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From Mr Bruff himself-a compete revision guide

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From Mr Bruff himself-a compete revision guide

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Stuck for synonyms? Discover the emotions wheel

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Stuck for synonyms? Discover the emotions wheel