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GCSE English Language. Our specification is designed to inspire and motivate your students, providing appropriate stretch and challenge whilst ensuring that the assessment and texts are, as far as possible, accessible to all students.
The new AQA English Language specification (7702) brings together the best elements of the two legacy specifications, building on the discourse analysis focus of the A specification (2700) and the data-focused approach of the B specification (2705).
GCSE English Spoken language learning resources for adults, children, parents and teachers.
The spoken language non-exam assessment is an essential part of the GCSE English language examination. With students being asked to demonstrate multiple key skills, including presenting and responding, the NEA can often lead to questions about topic choice.
Slang Examples for AQA Spoken Language GCSE English If you're learning about attitudes to slang for English Language GCSE, here are some interesting examples of recent slang, from 2013 and 2014. Get a slang transcript here.
AQA English Literature GCSE Power and Conflict Poetry Revision Guide Speaking And Listening GCSE English Ideas another phrase for ' i believe' or 'i think'?? Level 7,8,9 english GCSE essays AQA English Language Paper 2 (guide) English Language full Mr Fisher story What is the effect of alliteration?
English Language and, English Language and Literature Hub schools network meeting Activities booklet Published: Spring 2018. AQA Education (AQA) is a registered charity (number 1073334) and a company limited by guarantee registered in England and Wales (number 3644723). Our registered address is AQA, Devas Street, Manchester M15 6EX.
GCSE English Language 2010 Studying Spoken Language The newest and potentially most exciting area of the new GCSE specifications is the Studying Spoken Language section of the Controlled Assessment for GCSE English Language. The focus of this unit is investigative, asking candidates to explore their own spoken language.
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Spoken Language in GCSE 9-1 English Language (from 2015) Aqa spoken language examples.. . criteria and monitoring processes for the new Spoken Language endorsement that forms part of the GCSE 9-1 in English Language (from.
AQA GCSE Spoken Language Revision The AQA English Language GCSE consists of two papers worth 50% each, both with a time-limit of one hour and 45 minutes. Paper 1 focuses on fiction, usually an extract from a novel or short story, and tests students' reading and creative-writing skills.
AQA English Language P1 GCSE Exam Revision Booklet - What is this resource useful for? This revision booklet is designed to aid students in preparation for the AQA GCSE in English Language. This booklet deals with all questions on 'Paper 1: Explorations in creative reading and writing' and includes detailed tips, explanations and sample questions.
Structuring a comparative essay. Packing your analysis of two poems into one essay involves planning. There are different ways you could approach writing a comparative essay.
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A global language, is a language spoken internationally, which is learned by many people as a second language, the most popular one being English. A wide range of the lexical units in the English language were taken from German, Latin, French and other European countries.
The texts must include literature and extended literary non-fiction, and other writing such as essays, reviews and journalism (both printed and online). Our GCSE English course teaches English language only. There is no formal literature component. Qualifications are awarded by AQA and grades will be awarded in the range of 1 to 9.
AQA English Language Paper 1 - Q1 and Q2 Rebecca by Lead. AQA English Language Paper 1 lesson that focuses on Q1 and Q2 by analysing an extract. A fully differentiated and resourced lesson that helps students to analyse a text in order to answer Q1 and Q2-style questions.