AQA • English

Extremes of Passions- Othello

Triumph over patriarchy essay- Feminine Gospels

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 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 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.