Igcse english Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

Revision Notes for iGCSE English Literature "Things Fall Apart"

Questions from past papers for iGCSE English Literature Poetry Comparisons from Anthology (The Tyger, Prayer Before Birth, If, Piano, Half-Caste, Hide and Seek, My Last Duchess, La Belle Dame Sans Merci, Don Not Go Gentle Into that Good Night.....etc) WITH ADDITIONAL REVISION NOTES (PRIMARILY ON POINTS OF COMPARISON e.g. childhood memories/ lessons in life/ power/ love/ suffering....)

IGCSE English as a Second Language questions, answers and examples

Character analysis and chapter-by-chapter summary for 'The Namesake' by Jhumpa Lahiri, one of the set novels for examination in 2023-25 for CIE IGCSE Literature in English 0475. For each chapter there is: key plot points, impressions of characters, setting/landscape & mood/tone, key themes, and literary devices. Includes quotations throughout. There are two paragraphs which have been copied from sites on the internet, but these are attached to links of the websites I got them from.

revision notes on "Prayer Before Birth" iGCSE English Literature

- identification of key quotes - literary terms used - key analysis - grade 9 achieved

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Revision Notes - Chinese Cinderella iGCSE ENGLISH LANGUAGE

Analysis on extract from novel The Namesake by Jhumpa Lahiri (set novel for IGCSE Literature in English 0475 exam). Question: "How does Lahiri present the Ganguli's arrival in India in this extract?". Eligible handwriting.

Useful PDF for those desiring to learn/teach the differences in two perspectives on the same topic! Perfect for those studying English in secondary schools, desiring to understand how authors can write with different perspectives, engaging their audiences’ in dissimilar ways. This document will be comparing the following texts as unseen pieces of literature for students to analyse and compare: Text 1: Perspective A - Optimistic View Title: "The Future of Renewable Energy: A World Powere...