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Rather than the question being presented as "How does the writer structure the text to interest you as the reader?" it will be changed to something suggested by this post.

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Paper 2 Question 2 - Walk Through (English Language)

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GCSE English Language Paper 2 Q3  the 'language' question

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Need a guide to help with persuasive writing? Click here!

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Need a guide to help with persuasive writing? Click here!

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You can use this construct any non-fiction piece.

If you choose to write 4 paragraphs, I advise you combine paragraphs 3 and 4 together.

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Structure?? Confused?! Don't know what to do for question 3?
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GCSE English Language Paper 1 Q3  the 'structure' question

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Step to step guide of tackling question 4.

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Step to step guide of tackling question 4.

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GCSE English Language Paper 1 Q4  the 'evaluation' question

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A step to step video on how to tackle this language question.

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GCSE English Language Paper 1 Q2  the 'language' question

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Stuck on how to put your points across? Don't know how to start your sentence. Download this!

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What to do when faced with an unseen text

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Q3

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Stuck on how to put your points across? Don't know how to start your sentence. Download this!

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Know your sentence types and why they are used!

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Definitions and effects of common structural devices used.

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Method to tackle question 4.
What to include in a PEE paragraph.
You get 20 minutes to carry out this question.

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You can find different ways of starting your sentences when making a point, quoting or explaining your ideas.

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Wordwall - Create better lessons quicker

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Story Arc - Beginning, middle and end of a narrative., Flash-forward - The narrative takes place in one time, but there are episodes from the future included., Circular/Cyclical Narrative - In the narrative the last line of the piece takes you back to the beginning of it., Flash-back - The main narrative takes place in one time, but there are episodes from the past included., Dual Narrative - The narrative gives two sides of a story, alternating between different viewpoints., Beginning - The start of a text., Focus - This is what the writer focuses on as the text develops., Shifts - Changes in ideas and/or perspectives e.g. Outside to inside., Contrast - The difference between two things. , Repetition - When words, phrases or ideas are repeated for effect., Pace - The feeling of speed in the writing. , Order of events - This could be chronological or writers might choose to start at the end, in the middle, or with flash-backs/flash-forwards., Chronological Order/Linear narrative - Events happening in time order., Ending - The conclusion of a text., Cliff hanger - When a narrative ends with unanswered questions., Dialogue - Conversations and speech., Sentence structure - Varied sentences e.g. Simple, compound and complex., Paragraph lengths - These vary like sentences e.g. to highlight a significant point, for dramatic effect or provide a detailed account., Setting the scene - The writer will do this in the opening of the narrative to give the reader an idea of what is going on, where and between who., Middle - The centre of the narrative, usually the climax or tragedy., Tone - The attitude that a writer expresses towards a subject.,

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Story Arc - Beginning, middle and end of a narrative., Flash-forward - The narrative takes place in one time, but there are episodes from the future included., Circular/Cyclical Narrative - In the narrative the last line of the piece takes you back to the beginning of it., Flash-back - The

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The aim of this writing prompt is to help you develop a story-line. When you click the buttons, they will generate two characters, a setting, a situation and a theme. Your job is to put the elements together and come up with an idea for a story.

You can change an element by clicking the button again.

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The aim of this writing prompt is to help you develop a story-line. When you click the buttons, they will generate two characters, a setting, a situation and a theme. Your job is to put the elements together and come up with an idea for a story.

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Printable Emotion Wheel - Amazing for Ambitious Vocabulary! Bring to Lesson!

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Printable Emotion Wheel - Amazing for Ambitious Vocabulary! Bring to Lesson!

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Useful for P1 Q3

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Impress your readers with a range of connectives.

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Break down of PEEL paragraph for structure.

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Question 4

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It saves lives...
Let's eat, kids.
Let's eat kids.

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Try this out with any fictional text-Question 3

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Try this out with any fictional text-Question 3

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What steps do you need to take to answer question 4?

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What steps do you need to take to answer question 4?

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What can the structure of a text reveal? 

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What can the structure of a text reveal? 

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Paper 1, Q3

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A range of sentence starters for Paper 1, question 3

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Sample question

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University of Bristol

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How to make narrative writing more effective

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How to make narrative writing more effective

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Work your way through this to help engage your audience.

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Descriptive writing- Use a prompt to write your creative piece

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Descriptive writing- Use a prompt to write your creative piece

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What do AQA Examiners Want in Descriptive Writing? Mr Salles

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Mr Bruff- breakdown of Paper 1 q5- narrative

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Mr Bruff- breakdown of Paper 1 q5- narrative

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AQA GCSE English Language Paper 1 Question 5: Narrative Example

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Mr Bruff- breakdown of Paper 1- q5- descriptive

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Mr Bruff- breakdown of Paper 1- q5- descriptive

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Questions, insert, breakdown and model answers with annotations. Have a look!

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Non-fiction- range of letters, articles, speech and many more...

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Language techniques used to engage your readers with non-fiction texts. You may also identify SHAMPOO techniques in the reading section.

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DAFOREST-matching game. Test your knowledge on your language techniques.

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DAFOREST-matching game. Test your knowledge on your language techniques.

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https://wordwall.net/resource/201542/daforest

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What you need to know!

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A step to step guide to answering this question.

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Structure

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Alternative paragraph structure for comparison questions

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What language techniques are used for what purpose?

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What language techniques are used for what purpose?

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For question 5 you may be asked to write an article.

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AQA English Language Paper 2 Question 5 (part 1)

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AQA English Language Paper 2 Question 5 (part 2)

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Language Terminology - Pronoun duck shoot

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Read the definition at the bottom of the screen then select the correct pronoun as an example of the term. You are against the clock!