Résumés Edexcel International GCSE (9-1) English Language B Student Book: print and ebook bundle (2e édition)

This nine page document illuminates two student answers regarding autobiographies. With one discussing a tragic event of witnessing a crime, to the other narrating an exuberant travel to a foreign country in Asia, we hope to enlighten our readers (your students!) to two diverse occurrences, that are truly interesting to read about. TOPIC: Write an autobiography about a special event. (This is a 30 marks question, so be sure to smash the DOWNLOAD BUTTON to receive the full answers, which ha...

This informative PDF will discuss an IGCSE English Language B exam-based question (from a 2016 past paper) regarding comparing extracts. Question: “Compare how the writers of Text One and Text Two convey their ideas and experiences. Support your answer with examples from both texts.” Answer: A model answer is presented inside this resource which is worth 15 marks in national exams. The student’s extended writing piece points out information regarding the following tools: ...

For those teachers desiring a prepared paragraph of a story to teach and discuss with their fellow pupils, here in this concise document we provide a brief opening paragraph to a novel entitled, "The abandoned place". Total Number Of Pages: 2 Tags: Text, Reading, Reading Comprehension, Comprehension, Situations, GCSE, IGCSE, Teacher, School, Learning, Class, Theme of Writing, Story, Short Story, Question, Ellipsis, First Person, Personal, Onomatopoeia, Exclamation, Imagery, Illustratio...

This mini file is aimed at secondary school students and focuses on an opening paragraph of an essay regarding tabloid and broadsheet newspapers, something which can potentially arise in English Language exams. The given task was proposed by a teacher to a pupil, and here we exhibit her response to the the question! The writings disclosed within this file is computerised, thus making those viewing this document to be able to comprehend to everything effortlessly! Note: When attempting thi...

Do your students struggle with essay writing? Are you looking for an insight of how to cease an epic essay? Well, here in this PDF, we demonstrate two closing essay paragraphs for you to teach your class with, and for pupils to memorise the layouts, concepts and structure of a superb resource! Students will grasp the art of writing a proper ending with these detailed lines of literature, guiding them in their writings, and enabling them to achieve the highest possible grades they are doubtlessly...

This file presents a powerful conclusion of an essay regarding the tabloid and broadsheet newspapers. There is a likelihood of this theme arising in examinations, so grasp the opportunity now, of viewing a pupil's perspective on this matter, and be sure to surprise the examiner with out of the box notions to end your essays, superbly! With the implementation of high vocabulary, and fantastically fun language techniques, the solutions exhibited are top-quality and ready for you to purchase. T...

This file presents a powerful introduction regarding recreational grounds. There is a likelihood of this theme arising in examinations, so grasp the opportunity now, of viewing a pupil's perspective on this matter, and be sure to surprise the examiner with out of the box notions to begin your essays, superbly! With the implementation of high vocabulary, and fantastically fun language techniques, the solutions exhibited are top-quality and ready for you to purchase. The topic being discussed: ...

Discuss with your pupils the differences between tabloid papers and broadsheet articles, and then present to them this brilliant PDF that explores four major dissimilarities they each posses. Within the PDF, the following questions are portrayed (for pupils to gain a wide understanding of newspaper writings, and how each reporter/publisher utilisers specific techniques to capture their particular category of readers!). QUESTION ONE: Who are the specific audiences for each paper? QUESTIO...

A must-have PDF that provides TWO solutions of an IGCSE Questions Question: How does the writer describe his thoughts and feelings about his trip to Dover? You should support your answer with close reference to the passage, including brief quotations. Marks: 10 Note: This particular question comes from an (I)GCSE English past paper which can be found online. TWO model ANSWERS are displayed inside this resource by students who achieved the top grades in their national exams (Gra...