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English Language AS
- Grouping
- How many Groups:
- Overall you needs to use 3-4
groups and containing all Texts
that have been used. Although
each group should be based on
one certain area or focus. For
this question you should use 15
minutes annotating the texts and
one answer to put all of the texts
into an essay.
- Overall you needs to use 3-4
groups and containing all Texts
that have been used. Although
each group should be based on
one certain area or focus. For
this question you should use 15
minutes annotating the texts and
one answer to put all of the texts
into an essay.
- Answer structure
- how to answer your question should stick
with being along the lines of something
like this. Start by labelling your texts and
then put them into different catergories so
that it is easier to see what each group is
during your essay. Base your groups on the
similarities between the texts and the
differences. Once this has been established
then base these both on context and then
move onto the next group! REMEMBER
TO CHECK YOUR WORK!
- how to answer your question should stick
with being along the lines of something
like this. Start by labelling your texts and
then put them into different catergories so
that it is easier to see what each group is
during your essay. Base your groups on the
similarities between the texts and the
differences. Once this has been established
then base these both on context and then
move onto the next group! REMEMBER
TO CHECK YOUR WORK!
- Successful Answers:
- In order to create a successful and well
structured answer you should chose a
range of data lead groups to match
together. This also means attempt to link
cross boundary texts. Also be able to
discuss complex natures of texts each
group and move past the feature spotting
and describing and dig deep into the
factors of this question and the context
behind each text and why you have
grouped them in the way that you have.
Also link back to AO1 and AO3
throughout.
- In order to create a successful and well
structured answer you should chose a
range of data lead groups to match
together. This also means attempt to link
cross boundary texts. Also be able to
discuss complex natures of texts each
group and move past the feature spotting
and describing and dig deep into the
factors of this question and the context
behind each text and why you have
grouped them in the way that you have.
Also link back to AO1 and AO3
throughout.
- The AO's and exam technique
- AO1: this is based
on how well you
analyse linguistic
methods
- AO2: this is based
on how well that
you group the texts
- AO3: this is based on how
well you link theories and
context to back up your
original reasons why you
grouped the texts to begin
with
- AO1: this is based
on how well you
analyse linguistic
methods
- Grouping options:
- Register
- Formal
- Informal
- Formal
- Purpose
- Entertain
- Persaude
- Inform
- Advertise
- Entertain
- Methods/ linguistic features
- Graphology
- Lexis
- Interesting grammar features
- Graphology
- Mode
- Spoken
- Written
- Multimodal
- Spoken
- Audience
- Gender
- Adult/ Teens/ Children
- Gender
- Register
- How many Groups:
- Language and Power
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