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Resource: A student’s remarkable answer to an IGCSE English Language B question. **Task: Write a creative story regarding anything of your own choice. ** The following pages will enlighten you to a suspense story, marked “incredible” by a teacher! Note: A question as such can be worth many marks in national exams, therefore it is necessary to pay close attention to the countless tools of language techniques and punctuation inserted in this creative writing piece. Language techniques that can be easily detected includes: -Simile -Alliteration -Personification -Onomatopoeia -Repetition -Power of Three -Imagery -Colloquial Language -Dialect -Hyperbole -Oxymoron -Pathos -Assonance Punctuation that can be easily accessed inside: -Full Stops -Commas -Parenthesis -Semi-colon -Question Marks -Exclamation Marks -Quotation/Speech Marks -Ellipses -Italics These succinct pages have been compiled by a student who received a Grade 9 (Level 9/A*) in her IGCSE exams, thus do feel reassured the pages are top quality! Download NOW to access ALL Pages… Total Number of Pages: 4 As always, please feel free to ask ANY and ALL questions before downloading. Tags: GCSE, IGCSE, English, Creative Writing, Story, Descriptive Writing, Exams Have a good day and make sure to follow us on… @rosedale_academy_online (Insta) @RosedaleEdu2020 (Twitter) Rosedale Academy ~ YouTube/Pinterest All rights reserved by author. Permission to copy for single classroom use only. Electronic distribution limited to single classroom use only. Not for public display. Book code for those who may desire further help on their GCSE/IGCSE: 2571
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