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This A-Level English Language AQA Essay covers the Social Groups/Sociolects topic of the course, and achieved an A*. The essay title is: 'Evaluate the idea that social influences on language always limit the effectiveness of communication'. This is perfect for Year 12 and 13 students currently studying AQA A-Level English Language.

This A-Level English Language AQA Essay covers the Language and Power topic of the course, and achieved an A*. The essay title is: 'Evaluate the idea that powerful people use powerful language'. This is perfect for Year 12 and 13 students currently studying AQA A-Level English Language.

These are flashcards which you can print out in order to help with revision for the English Language AQA Paper 2

A short introduction to Thomas Hardy. Thomas Hardy is one of the most famous writers of the Victorian era with his works often used in both GCSE and A Level English Literature study. This short presentation gives a quick and essential insight into Hardy covering some of his works, quotes, attitudes and opinions - ideal for giving you the groundwork to apply some wider reading knowledge.

A short introduction to Victorian Literary History. The Victorian era is one of the most significant periods in literary history and an area which is likely to come up in many GCSE and A Level English Literature studies. This short presentation gives a quick and essential insight into Victorian Literary History covering a brief timeline of literary history, significant events of the Victorian era, characteristics and prominent authors - ideal for giving you the groundwork to apply some historica...

A short introduction to feminism. Feminism is a frequent and (almost) guaranteed topic to come up in any GCSE or A Level English Literature study. This short presentation gives a quick and essential insight into "what is feminism?", the literary theory of feminism, and a history of feminist movements - ideal for giving you the groundwork to apply some historical and literary contexts.

A short introduction to the Victorian period. The Victorian era is one of the most significant eras from a literary context and this short presentation gives quick and essential insight into some of the historical contexts of Victorian Britain. There is a short addition of the Medieval period to provide a comparative context. Topics covered include significant events of the era, prominent authors and overview of the period.