The Girl Who Can by Ama Ata Aidoo Detailed Analysis

This lesson takes you through the step-by-step analysis of the short story 'The Girl Who Can' by Ama Ata Aidoo. The title, setting, point of view, plot, diction, literary devices, themes and some likely examination questions have been discussed.
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[@RubyOkine-s1b]

Hi thanks for your information you have given to me

[@AnosVoldigoald-jv9qt]

Add more literary devices at least 15 to 20
On every video

[@AnitaThePedagogue]

Thanks for the feedback, it will be taken into consideration.

[@boafoisaac2435]

i'm very happy to have discover you and your wonderful work on literature. it has really improve upon my understanding and teaching of the English literature. Anita, i have this question: anything that take the human attribute is referees to as personification. what if some Human takes the attributes of animals and abstracted things. What is that or would be called..... thank you

[@AnitaThePedagogue]

Hello Isaac, thanks for your kind words, the answer to your question is ‘chremamorphism’ … sometimes we also describe some as metaphors depending on the contextual meaning. I hope this helps . ❤️

[@user-qz9bh7im2z]

The background music is disturbing

[@AnitaThePedagogue]

Thanks for the feedback, I’m sorry about that, but I will ensure it’s volume is down in my next video. ❤️

[@louisamensah1793]

I think there should be more literacy devices ❤🎉

[@AnitaThePedagogue]

It’s possible there are more, kindly add on in the comments. Thanks for your feedback.

[@wumbeielihu7806]

Can you please 🙏🥺 do Oliver Twist

[@AnitaThePedagogue]

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[@AnitaThePedagogue]

I have three videos on Oliver Twist: character analysis, summary analysis and literary devices and themes.

[@patricodoom6814]

Please can you add answers to the questions 🙏🙏🙏

[@benjaminmanu1550]

thank you very much

[@AnitaThePedagogue]

You are welcome 🙏🏽

[@ohemaamirekuahmarfo4737]

Pls what is the narrative technique for ripples

[@AnitaThePedagogue]

Third person narrative point of view.

[@Cooldudesfunnybros]

Thanks you

[@AnitaThePedagogue]

You are welcome ❤️

[@AnosVoldigoald-jv9qt]

Thanks for understanding

[@AnitaThePedagogue]

You are welcome

[@user-mf5gs5xu4t]

Please do have the answer of 2023 bece can get it

[@ClemOscarGaisie]

Good job, Anita. The setting of the story is a small fishing village in the Central Region called Hasodzi.
"dzi" in Fante is a trigraph pronounced as "z" and therefore the correct pronunciation should sound like "HASOZI" not "HASOJI"

[@AnitaThePedagogue]

Thanks for the correction 😃 very insightful ✅

[@BridgetAsamoh]

Please is this a group 👍

[@AnitaThePedagogue]

You can comment and ask questions on specific videos and receive a response from me and other subscribers.❤️

[@BridgetAsamoh]

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[@BridgetAsamoh]

You are a great teacher who helps us literature

[@user-mf5gs5xu4t]

Please l need it they say l was born... Show that in extract the beginning of the sentence

[@AnitaThePedagogue]

What exactly is the question ? I’m finding it difficult understanding your comment.

[@user-mf5gs5xu4t]

They ask a in bece that the introduction of the story the girl who can this they say she born in hadozi and was question they she was born... Show that please can get answer

[@AnitaThePedagogue]

@@user-mf5gs5xu4t The setting of the story./ The exposition of the story which is the beginning of a story.

[@user-mf5gs5xu4t]

But a this they said l was born in ....... Show that what people where saying she doesn't know where she was born but she born that village is correct or

[@user-mf5gs5xu4t]

They l was born in show

[@RubyOkine-s1b]

The music is so disturbing

[@AnitaThePedagogue]

Sorry about this❤️ I will work on to reduce it in my video