How to Learn Quotes for English Literature (6 Easy Ways) Mr Salles

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1. Enact
2. Write and check
3. Hang Man
4. H n M n
5. Draw
6. Paragraphs on writer's viewpoints
Stick around for number 6, which is the most useful.
If you are studying Macbeth, it is even more useful, as the quotation I write about is "Look like the innocent flower, but be the serpent under it"

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Nah, mr everything English is the best. No hate btw

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Legit here 3 hours before the exam.......

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How was it?

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Our teacher once did a quiz with us to get the quote from emojis. That works too like the drawings.

[@MrSallesTeachesEnglish]

Emojis sound fun, I haven't tried that one.

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Thank you, this was very helpful :)

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very helpful thanks

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my god! thnk you so much sir... i was stuck with this

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Thanks sir! My teacher recommends that we say 'the' contemporary audience rather than 'a' to make it specific to that time period.

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Thanks sir

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wish i knew this method earlier you are the goat

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Hi sir, I wanted to ask if the exams will always have the same pattern? As in will it always be about a character or a theme?

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make a collab with mr bruff

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reverse psychology got to me and ended up learning the first one 😂

[@eleanorstiles7133]

Hi I have a quick question. I want to make some essay plans for an inspector calls so that i can get some paragraph structures in my head on themes and characters. The issue is I have no idea what questions/ how many questions to plan for! Are there certain question types/phrasings that often come up or should i look through past papers? Any help would be much appreciated! :)

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This video is helpful 😐

[@myleskelly4597]

Does anyone have an idea for what the form of War Photographer is? Or does it not have one to reflect the impossibility of presenting the true horrors of war?

[@MrSallesTeachesEnglish]

Yes, good question. I'll think about it!

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Much appreciated. Would be pleasing to add more sophistication to any essay

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I don;t think it has a specific form of poetry (e.g. sonnet or ballad) but Duffy does use a consistent rhyme scheme - ABBCDD - and stanza length which gives the poem a very ordered feel. When paired with the frequent enjambment and caesura though there is strong contrast between chaos and order, and this can be extended to the content of the poem because the war photographer's job is t bring order to chaos, imposing structure onto the mess of the conflicts he has seen. This is sort of a mix of structure and rhyme (some teachers count rhyme as form) so I don't know if it's any good to you, but I'm pretty sure that you won't be penalised for not writing about form if there is no set form of the poem! Just make sure you've got plenty of structure/rhyme instead:) Hope this helped!

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Yes, this is very helpful, thank you.

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An interesting opinion, and one I agree with. Thank you

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Would u look marks if u wrote. Under it / under’t

[@MrSallesTeachesEnglish]

no

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Hey, we use the same pen. That's gotta be good luck right?

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Indeed!

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Sir could you please do a video on summary short notes for grade 10.

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