This document is a creative piece of writing that emulates an article. This is a typical Paper 2 Question 4 essay that will show up on an AQA English Language exam. This piece received a Grade A.

This document is inclusive of a high-level essay that analyses the carried meanings and created representations in an extract taken from the Ladies Book of Etiquette, written by Florence Hartley.

This comparison essay compares two texts and refers to the similarities and differences of each, touching upon lexis, grammar, and graphology.

This essay refers to a text and analyses the meanings and representations of the text. Receiving a grade of B. This essay is well rounded with key terminology and balanced with perfect theory.

This essay is a 3-page in-depth piece that answers the overall question: 'The best way to explain children’s language development is to focus on what they use it for.'

This 3-page essay is of high-level and discusses key CLA terminology as well as a thorough analysis on the feature of the adjacent text - which may be found online as part of a past paper.

This document is inclusive of two separate essays. One meanings and representation essay that received a B grade, (856 words). As well as a CLA essay that received an A grade, (795 words). The CLA essay question is - 'Child-directed speech is a major factor in the development of child's language.'

This essay is an evaluative piece that debates the idea of whether or not a person's social group determines their use of language. With suitable and appropriate theory, as well as terminology and real-life application - this essay received an A grade.

This essay evaluates and analyses in precise detail the idea that the English Language is constantly changing. Regarding the topic 'Language Change' in the AQA English Language course this essay has a strong structure for any other evaluation question.