OCR • English Language and Literature

A Level English Language and Literature (EMC) H474/03 Reading as a writer, writing as a reader June 2025

AS Level English Language and Literature H074/01: Non-fiction written and spoken texts Mark Scheme for June 2025

AS Level English Language and Literature H074/02: The language of literary texts Mark Scheme for June 2025

AS Level English Language and Literature (EMC) H074/01 Non-fiction written and spoken texts June 2025

AS Level English Language and Literature (EMC) H074/02 The language of literary texts June 2025

Contains: 1. Mind-map on the main characters in the book with a few characteristics describing them and 1 or 2 quotes each. Can be used as a worksheet. 2. Mind-map listing the themes of the novel with a few quotes for some of them. Can be used as a worksheet. 3. Mind-map with context points for the book. 4. 4 more pages of notes on context.

Contains: 1. A simple character mind-map listing the main characters and 2 key quotes each. Can be used as a worksheet to further expand on it. 2. A theme mind-map listing 8 themes in the play. Can be used as a worksheet. 3. A mind-map with context related to the play. 4. Notes on Shakespearean tragedies to use as context points too.

Brief and straightforward description of the play, done scene by scene.

This document is my entire revision (excluding annotations in my book) for the paper two Streetcar section in the OCR English Literature & Language a level course. This document includes scene summaries, themes, quotes, character analysis, key scenes, context points and many more! I know this course is niche and I personally found it very difficult to find resources for this combined qualification so I hope this helps!! I got an A overall :)

The documents provide the key information and ideas that will help users reach a higher level for their essays such as key ideas about the settings and what they symbolise as well as characters and key terms.

The documents provide key information that will help achieve the higher bands at A level english, the documents cover a range of things such as setting, symbolism and characters.

This is the comparative essay I wrote for OCR English Literature and Language Coursework - task one that got me full marks! My schools chosen novel was Jeanette Winterson's 'Why Be Happy When You Can Be Normal.' I found it very useful looking at example and model essays when writing my coursework, so I hope this can help you too! :)

Analysis of the poem ‘Holy Thursday” by William Blake with notes on the language, form, structure and context. Also extra detail and analysis on the themes in the poem that may help with exams.

Detailed notes on William Blake’s poem ‘London’ including form, structure, language and context. Also includes further details in themes that may come up in exams.

Written notes that analyse the form, vocabulary and context in the poem ‘London’ by William Blake. Also includes a further breakdown of themes that may help later in exams.

For A Level students who are studying the Great Gatsby. All quotes for each character covering many themes and symbols. Simple structure on each page, with Chapter, chapter summary, and then analysis for each character, additional points and key themes.

Othello & Songs of Innocence and Experience OCR English Lit Lang Revision Notes: 1. Othello: Tragic play, jealousy, manipulation, race, gender. 2. Songs of Innocence: Blake's collection, themes of innocence, nature, spirituality. 3. Songs of Experience: Contrast, darker themes, societal critique. 4. Key quotes and analysis provided. 5. Contextual influences on both works. 6. Advanced linguistic devices explored. 7. Critic quotes supporting interpretations. 8. Comprehensive revision guid...

Essay with a given question

This essay was awarded an A*, follow the structure and depth and you should work out to get the same. Guaranteed to help :)

Comparison of The Garden of Love & The Ecchoing Green essay