Christmas Carol: THE 12 Quotes for EVERY Essay
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00:00 ALWAYS quote from the ENDING
00:30 tight fisted hand at the grindstone
01:21 covetous old sinner
02:06 as solitary as an oyster
02:53 Jacob Marley: I wear the chain I forged in life
04:54 Fezziwig: The happiness he gives
07:30 Ali Baba and Robinson Crusoe
10:25 Father is so much kinder than he used to be
12:28 Decrease the surplus population
15:02 Tell me if Tiny Tim will live
15:31 15 Shillings a Week - Why Bob is called Bob
17:17 Ignorance and Want - Revolution
18:59 To Tiny Tim..he was a second father
20:00 Raising of Bob's salary - why
21:01 But he let them laugh
22:29 Links to EVERY THEME
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i love how at the start he said bob marley instead of jacob
I always do the same 😂
if you think about it, 'jacob' COULD be shortened to 'bob' but that's much more suited to 'robert'.
1:10 "bob marley" haha
HAHAHA
you are an absolute legend mate saving my life👊
Hi sir , i was just wondering if before wednesday the 17th which is the day of the exam you could post a video on how to structre the essays you preach about and a few points how i can boost my grade from a 7 to a 9 im sure this will help me and many others, THANKYOU!!
thank you so much for this video I love all the quotes especially the one about education you've given annotations on quotes that I've never even thought about I'm hoping I will be able to remember them because they are AMAZING thank you so much
Good luck in the exam!
Do you have quotes for macbeth please?
Thanks for the great quotes. I was your 500th like btw :)
Thank you Sir, this is truly brilliant analysis!
Glad you liked it!
Question today was on redemption. Used basically all the quotes you said !! You are a legend man you saved me
8:51 MUCH THX COZ THIS IS OBSCURE YET ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT PIECES OF AO3 WE CAN ACTUALLY FILL OUT!
This is extremely helpful thank you sir!!!!
thank you mr salles! 😃
The money in the thumbnail has connotes ideas of scrooge's greed in A Christmas carol 😂
Well, that was the intention!
thank you this is so useful 😁
Mr salas i see you are a man of culture, wearing a forerunner 55 from Garmin. I am wearing the exact same watch myself right now, i thought i recognised it!
i was waiting for this TYSM IM deffo going to be ready for the exam
good luck
@@MrSallesTeachesEnglish love you
nice but dont get too overconfident. keep on revising
@@Incognito-bj8xf affirmative
Thank you sir!
Hi Mr Salles, would it be possible if you made 2023 prediction videos for AIC ACC and RAJ since you predicted the 2022 ones? Thank you it would help loads with my revision!
Hey sir thanks for the advice, I’m learning so much from you! My grades went from low 7 to high 8 which I’m really happy about. But I’m so anxious I’ve revised the wrong themes so when will you do the predicted questions, it would help so much
They are coming
THANK YOU BESTIE
Hi Mr salles what are your predictions and thoughts for this year's exam for a Christmas Carol ??
I'm starting an extremist day and i'll comment anything from now on that i have done in his will, Day 1: while i was talking about him, my friend said he watched another guy and RECOMMENDED HIM, I've cut full contact until he devotes his whole English education to Mr Salles
Very funny
who is this other guy, he needs to be 'dealt' with
@@TheNotableNihil he thinks I'm joking. My English GCSE's isn't the only thing that's passing.
@thenarrator1774 The best of luck, with the exam and with the hit
@@TheNotableNihil thank you my friend, i will try my best. have a good day and/or gl if you have anything coming up
ps: i made that friend spend a day preaching so i think he's re-converted, better be or next time i wont be so generous
Mrs SALLES please could you do PREDICTING 2023 LIT EXAM QUESTION VIDEOS, FOR THE POWER AND CONFLICT POEMS, CHRISTMAS CAROL,INSPECTOR CALLS , and ROMEO AND JULIET .
YOU AWAYS PREDICT THEM CORRECTLY HOPEFULLY YOU DO THIS YEAR :)
Not always!
Hi Mr salles. Can you do a video like this for romeo and juliet please
Yes! Definitely
xmas carol is the text i hate the most (well, it's a nice read i just don't like to analyse it) so this is super helpful, thanks!
Thank you, Sir, amazing video as per usual!! Could you do one like this for An Inspector Calls?
will you be making top 10 quotes for Mrs B?
Mr Salles if I get a gr7+ it’s because of you!
hello mr salles, what do you need to do to apply quotations to random questions?
Hey Mr Salles, after saying quote 3, Scrooge says he wishes he could "say a word or or two" to Bob. Could it be possible that this is when Scrooge decides that he will raise Bob's salary?(further showing that seeing Fezziwig's party has made Scrooge realise that the true value of wealth is how it is used to benefit others)
Excellent idea
thank you for this
Heya Mr Salles, I was wondering if there was anyway I could send my answer to Q1 paper 2 literature? I had both my teachers mark, however the results were mixed (One giving it 25/34 while the other gave it a 30/34). However I am aware that you are quite busy and understand that you may not have the time to check my work.
mr salles, will you do a prediction for this year’s lit paper?
Hi sir what about the use of nature which quotes would you recommend ?
Thank you sir
Thank you, I'm trying to get into this maths school and I need 7s in English. Thank you for helping me with the things that I find hard!
Good luck
I tihnk they meant 7s in maths
@@INeedGooderGrades well im going to a stem school and i need minimum all 6s, 8 in maths and 7 in physics
@@INeedGooderGrades it is stooopid i have to get 8 in maths, 8-8 in science and a 7 in one of the englishes, kinda weird
@@vfxgenie983 bro thats the entry requirements to get into that college....... if u dont get those grades u get disowned by your family / school institution because if u deep it science covers 10% maths skills of each exam paper u can get a grade 8 if u skip all those questions but answer right the other ones hence it is entry requirements u need to sort out your facts..
Hi Mr Salles. Could you please briefly explain the fourth quote? I still didn’t quite get it, and how you’d link to a question.
Thanks
its basically about how its relating to how someone can be changed to a different religion like scrooge changes to a happier personality, so you can relate it to scrooges change or Christianity. i know its been about a year so this isn't going to help if you have already done it , but if you have i hope it went okay.
hello please could you predict the animal farm question for aqa this year
2:54 marley- i wear the chain i forged in like
Hello Mr Salles, I just wanted to say thanks as after watching your videos in my mocks I went from Grade 4 to 6 and hoping to get 8 for my GCSE but is it possible for you to do a video about what to do if tissue/prelude/my last duchess comes as the names poem?
Hi im obviously not mr sallas but i consistantly hit grade 8s and 9s and if i was you to hit higher grades what i started doing was including context from the victorian era such as how women and children were treated, also what i would do is at the start of every paragraph use 3 adjectives or adverbs to introduce your point, for example, "Within ... ... is presented as misanthropic, degrading and ambiguous..." just 3 powerful choises of vocabulary and i promise you stuff like this works and also another little tip is use the quote "sledge hammer blow" in ANY christmas carol essay preferably in the first papargraphs to give the examiner a taste of whats to come, GOOD LUCK!
@@user-gz2sv7wh9k whats the sledge hammer blow quote?
@@user-gz2sv7wh9k alright thanks will do
Am I the only one who noticed that he said Bob Marley at 1:08?
You are one of many!
Hi Mr. Salles. Could you please do a video like this for Animal Farm? . I have been trying to find videos like these for Animal Farm, but no youtuber is doing them.I am panicking,please help.
watching this the day before my exam :,)
Day of the exam for me, I’ve only started revising last night. Good luck!
Please make a predicted Macbeth question for 2023!
Hi Sir, is it a good idea to use the "solitary as an oyster" quote as my teacher says not to use it every time we do ACC as its one that everyone uses.
it probably depends how you analyse it tbh, like if u give some conventional analysis of what the quote signifies then its probably not a good idea to use it. However if u give a good/perceptive analysis there's no problem with it as it does highlight a lot about Scrooge's character
I just wanted to say, I always thought that ignorance was referring to rich people not knowing of the conditions of the poor and therefore not helping them, like when Scrooge says to the portly gentlemen that it's not his business and he doesn't care to make it his business. What do you think of that pov?
You would get away with it. But that is not one I can agree with
Exam tomorrow! Good luck everyone!!
1:09 BOB MARLEY LMAOOO
Saving my life Icl, I got 28/34 on IAC using just your analysis and quotes
Awesome
Could u do a video on redemption in macbeth? pretty please
No redemption in Macbeth?
Hey Mr selles do you have any tips for me because I always get grade 3 and I want to atleast get a grade 5 for gcse or could you make a vid on how to write a better answer in the exam thank you
The simplest way is to write more and don’t stop till the examiner tells you to put your pen down! It really is that simple.
at minute 3:47,you mentioned about how this message is the same as in AIC,but im asking ,will we actually get more marks if we did intertextual reference such as in ACC essay ,you write about that it's the same messege in AIC?
Only if you show one author is influenced by the other
@@MrSallesTeachesEnglish ok,thank you :)
Hi sir there is no youtuber which covers pigeon english so could you make a video about that as i got an exam for pigeon English thank you
please can you predict the poetry love and relationships question for aqa english lit
hello mr salles i got a 4 in english literature and was wondering how to get a 7? i am also not sure how i should start my revision or how to plan a pre made essay and what quotes to use.
I'm not mr salles but as a grade 8/9 literature student, this is my best advice:
-have a bank of quotes with good analysis like this video, so you are always prepared if a random question comes.
-revise context! Remember that all characters are carefully crafted constructs.
-I like to make my notes based on critics theories (which you can find online) and they usually have some great theories which you can use.
-and of course WATCH MR SALLES VIDEOS. they are literally the best.
Sorry if this is long winded but I hope that this helped:)
@@theartsycalligrapher3510 thank you! should i use quote banks from pmt?
@@juventusfan4873 yup! Those ones are very useful but they usually cover so many quotes so I tend to pick only the best ones out.
@@theartsycalligrapher3510 there are no quote banks on pmt
@@theartsycalligrapher3510 thank you! How do I make pre planned essays and how do I do past papers?(
Hi Mr salles do i need to talk about structure and form for macbeth and christmas carol?
structure-yes and if you mean by form what type of book it is then probably not however it is useful to talk about like how its a shakespearean tragedy and how christmas carol is a reverse of one
I'm aiming for a 7 in English Literature, I'm currently getting low 6's with no revision, does anyone have any good advice for what I can do now I have finished all my flashcards? I'm trying to learn how to write essay's more effectively to push me just high enough to that 7, I would be extremely happy with a 7! (Yes, I am aware I have left it very late since I only started real revision at the middle of last month)
Keep going with the flashcards, watch Mr Salles’ videos and write practice essays. There’s loads of booklets different schools have made with practice questions in so write some essays for those using his tips and get your english teacher to mark a couple. Was getting 6s at beginning of the year now my teacher says I’m on track for 8
@@anthonyharris2359 ty, appreciate it, i'll remember to reply back in a few months when i got that 7😁
Because there isn't much time left, you could just go through practice questions and plan the answers with points and quotations you would use. Also blurting is good where you just write everything you want to know about a topic/character (I find this from Mr Salles videos) and then keep copying them out on paper or on a white board if you have one until you have memorised it.
@@suaive2737 what did you use to make flash cards I need help
do your videos apply to edexcel aswell?
Yes, all the literature ones do
I got one this morning omds 😭😭
Can you pls do Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde quotes.
This week
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE DO THIS FOR AIC AND ROMEO AND JULIET BEFORE EXAMS PLS PLS PLS
The AIC video is there already
1:09 bob marley
Hi sir, I’m currently on 23/30 for a Christmas Carol. What grade is this?
7 pretty sure
@@aerial7840 a 6 i think
7-8
please can u put time stamps in the video too
I will
Sir pls tell how to start a thesis statement pls I want a grade 7 but I am stuck at 5
Hello, I don't know if you've found them already but Mr Salles has many videos regarding thesis statements. His method has been a game-changer for me personally. Try to include what the author does, how they do it and why. It's a brilliant way to get in the writer's intention and some context too.
hi mr salles do u like kfc chicken
How do I like KFC?
great vid, but an issue, marley doesnt get scrooge to get better to forgive his own sin, he cant forgive his own sin, its a punishment not a redemption
Hi Mr salles can you please mark this story I wrote on boy who discover eternal happiness from sadness
Under the ancient oak tree, a boy sat, knees drawn up to his chest, his face buried in the crook of his elbow. He was a mere whisper of a boy, a fleeting shadow, as he lingered in the gloom, a participant in his own melancholy. The branches above seemed to weep with him, their leaves shivering in the breeze, casting a dappled tapestry of sadness upon the dew-laden grass.
His name was Ewan.
Time, that relentless beast, gnawed at the edges of his consciousness, yet he remained captive in his cage of sorrow. Each tear that fell to the earth below was a siren call to memories that haunted the corners of his mind - memories of laughter, of friendship, the warmth of a loving embrace. The memories were like ghosts, whispering in the wind, slipping through his fingers as he tried to hold on.
Suddenly, a shaft of sunlight pierced the gloom, illuminating the forest floor, and Ewan looked up. The world seemed to pause, its breath held in anticipation, as the light danced in the leaves above. It was as if a celestial hand had reached down, offering solace, beckoning him to step out of the shadows.
Hesitantly, Ewan rose from his perch, a reluctant butterfly emerging from the cocoon of his despair. He took a tentative step, then another, drawn towards the light as if by an invisible thread. He ventured further from the tree, his heart pounding in his chest, his fears dissipating like wisps of smoke in the wind.
A glistening brook meandered through the forest, its waters bubbling with laughter and joy. Enchanted, Ewan knelt at its edge, the cool water washing over his hands, cleansing his soul. As he gazed into the depths, he saw a reflection - not of himself, but of those he had lost, their smiles beckoning him to remember the love they had shared.
Tears streamed down his face, but these were no longer tears of sorrow; they were tears of joy, of remembrance, of the love that had been locked away in his heart. He stood and breathed deeply, his lungs filling with the scent of life, the perfume of wildflowers and the tang of damp earth.
Ewan wandered through the forest, his senses alive to the symphony of nature: the rustle of leaves, the song of birds, the soft brush of a squirrel's tail as it scampered by. The once oppressive silence had become a chorus of life, a harmonious melody that resonated within him, stirring a long-dormant ember in his heart.
Love, he realized, was not a thing that could be lost or misplaced; it was a part of him, a fire that burned in the deepest recesses of his soul. It was a gift, not to be hoarded, but to be shared, to be given freely and without reservation.
As the sun dipped below the horizon, the world painted in hues of gold and crimson, Ewan returned to the ancient oak tree. He knelt, his fingers tracing the letters carved into its weathered bark, a monument to the love that had once been and would never be forgotten.
With a smile, he rose and stepped back into the world, his heart aflame, ready to embrace life and all its beautiful, chaotic wonder.
And as the shadows lengthened, the boy who had discovered himself, who had journeyed from sorrow to happiness, walked away from the tree, leaving behind the darkness that had once consumed him.
Are these grade 9 quotes for a Christmas Carol?
Are you going to do prediction questions again this year?
Yes
why don't you do a lord of the flies videos?
W
Bob Marley 😂😂
1:10 Swear he said Bob Marley
Yeah 😂
Mr Salles at 1:09 you said Bob Marley, I’m confused have you made a mistake? Don’t you mean Jacob Marley, not Bob Marley?
why is this book so difficult to write abt lol
It’s too simple!
@@ainimitsu real
21:55 w promo
1:10 in the video, sorry mate, bob marleys dead.
Wasn't aware he had a ghost.
Is it just me or did Sir say Bob Marley and not Jacob?
Exodus, movement of Dickens’ people … no woman no cry
Sir you said bob marley
doesnt scrooge being poor as a child and working hard to become rich show that it is possible to start poor and work hard?
Sure does
yayeeee❤
reeal badman ude
1:10 bob marley
1:10 Bob Marley 😭