This is the original writing commentary (750 words) that I wrote for my coursework, emulated from the style of Breakfast at Tiffanys. I was awarded an A* (96/100) for this piece of work. WARNING: Do not use this piece as your own as you could be punished for plagiarism. This is to be used as a guide for your own ideas

This is the original writing (750 words) that I wrote for my coursework, emulated from the style of Breakfast at Tiffanys. I was awarded an A* (96/100) for this piece of work. WARNING: Do not use this piece as your own as you could be punished for plagiarism. This is to be used as a guide for your own ideas.

Summary notes of children's spoken language development.

These in-depth notes in Othello will help you aim for an A* in English Literature. They are not only based on revision guides but a compilation of critical essays which will enhance your essay writing skills. These notes focus on the characters of Desdemona, Iago and Othello. As well as some other key aspects of the play that link these 3 characters together for example the iconic symbol of the handkerchief.

A-level English Language Paper 2 evaluate question on language variation and how it may or may not have decreased over time

An essay about the different way men and women speak in Mayer's novel Twilight.

An opinion article regarding Language and Gender

An answer to an evaluate question considering whether men and women do speak differently.

A document I made summarising the main Language and Power theories.