watching videos will only get you so far. Take notes and then try and write up a full essay. Get your teacher to mark it and take their feedback and repeat the process.
Mr Salles, you’re amazing and I hope I get 9s in both my English literature and language I hope that one month of revision proves enough. Thank you sir, we appreciate it and hopefully someday your kindness and generosity will multiply back to you!
@@MiriamCoulibaly I got 9s in English literature and language and I got 100% or 160/160 in English literature:) for Macbeth Christmas carol inspector calls love and relationship poems and unseen poetry
Mr Salles I just wanted to tell you that I got 86/92(30,30,22,4) on my Literature paper 2, and I have to credit it all to your videos. Thank you so much, when I prepare for my GCSEs I will keep watchingg!
Thank you Mr Salles, this video is very helpful. I got an 8 in an essay about the generation gap in Inspector Calls, and I'm sure your video will help to get my grade up to a 9! Also, if I were writing an essay about class divide, would you recommend mentioning how minor characters such as Edna are portrayed?
im on a grade 6 for language and 6 for literature im definitely going to write an essay now after ive made notes on this video and watch most of your videos on literature and language then apply that knowledge to some questions. I hope i can get 8s🤞🤞🤞🤞
you are a legend sir so like a legend and a life boat for all students can you please do a predictions video on a christmas carol, inspector calls and macbeth
wowie, i remembered 17 quotes before watching this video and able to recall analysis. i in fact feel "as merry as a drunken man", maybe i won't be "counting pennies" in the future. i feel embroiled with sensation of a "fruitless crown" placed upon my head. "come, let me clutch thee-" i exclaim to my grades. no longer will i be "solitary as an oyster" within these next 5-6 weeks. Thank you sir.
There's already one about Macbeth :) ruclips.net/video/mQdQAh_vc7Q/видео.html&lc=UgyU7GDJjHpVMOmefBd4AaABAg.9oG4z3EOXj49oGESejB8C6 Not sure about Christmas Carol
Hey man, this video has helped me out a lot, I assume I should only learn any of these 10 quotes because I don't think I will have time to learn them all. Thanks.
Greetings Sir, thank you for this extremely useful video. Could you please do a video like this for Macbeth and A Christmas Carol as well? Thank you in advance :)
There is one for Macbeth woth 20 quotes, that video also has some notes posted by “M” if I remember correctly so you can read the notes quite fast if you prefer
@@shriipriyaa9713 Same 😅, what grade are you predicted for English Literature if it’s okay for you, I want to push for a 7+ so I could benefit from some tips
Hi, is it possible for a video on the best quotes for "Sound of waves". I have my IGCSE exams soon in June, not sure if you also do CIE however. Great video, thanks!
I love your revision books, they are very useful and interesting. I have been inspired and I am thinking of publishing my own revision books. How did you publish yours?
Hey! I just wanted to thank you for your helpful videos, thanks to them I achieved full marks in my Macbeth NEA!! I was wondering if you had any tips on Of Mice And Men seeing as thats what I'm studying at the moment and am quite anxious with the thought of not knowing the essay question. Many Thanks.
MR SALLES! Please could you do a predicted question video for macbeth ,an inspector calls , jekyll and hyde and power and conflict poetry thanks pleaseeeee asap
Hi sir and great video, really appreciate you doing all this for all of us. Just a question, so u know for the inspector calls question, is it true that there is always a choice between a character question and always a theme question. As for poetry, i am planning to revise by essentially pairing up all the poems, and then just writing model answers and hoping that i can recall them on the day of the exam. That way whatever the poem, ill have a model answer ready. Is this a good strategy? Only doing it as i am limited on time. Only have 1 day left for poetry allocated in my revision timetable.
Hi Mr Salles, thank you for the video as always. You have been of great help for me especially since i really dont enjoy english at all, maybe due to the layout of exams, etc. I have a question though to do with the power and conflict poetry essay guide that i have bought. I understand that the essays are comparison essays for each pair of poems, which you have already paired up in the book in long and short versions. However from what i see, it's been set out so that in each essay it analyses a single poem, before moving onto the next and analysing it in its own respect without much comparison. Are we supposed to rewrite them as comparative essays ourselves or am i missing something?
No, if you look at what I write about the second poem, it always compares back to the first. This is very much the easiest way to compare. However, it is perfectly possible to compare a point from one poem, with a point from the next, for all your points. Which ever method you prefer works. Thanks for buying the book!
@@MrSallesTeachesEnglish Ohhhhhh, ok thank you mr salles. I was confused since the way we've been taught is to embed your comparison throughout your answer, and we've been told that's the method that gets more marks, which always annoyed me a little bit as it is somewhat difficult to do. Thanks so much sir, really appreciate all of this. Just hope i do well in the exams - really dreading english literature.
Good afternoon Mr Salles, do you think they could ask something relevant to how Macbeth is influenced to do the things he does and if so could they link that to free will and fate or the witches or turn it into a comparison between Banquo and Macbeth or even Lady Macbeth? What’s your opinion on this? Thank you!
Hi Mr Salles. I did my lit paper 2 and i got a grade 5 on it. I believed i didnt deserve to because i felt like i put a lot of work into it. Do you have any general tips onto how to develo analysis as that was what brought my grade down cause i got level 5 in AO1 level 4 in AO2 level 3 in AO3 for AIC and P&C. Thank you
Yes, learn a thesis statement for each text, with 3 of the author’s ideas in it. Find a key moment from each text to use to show each idea. Write a paragraph on each. Keep testing yourself on these paragraphs till you remember them for each essay you write.
hi sir, i’ve been watching your videos from year 10 but i’ve been stuck on a grade 7+ in literature throughout the past 2 years, i never seem to get the extra edge but i get a 9 in language. my teacher is not very clear with the structure of a literature essay: he either says that it’s your ideas which are most important but then the next day he might say your quote analysis is. can you clarify what should be most significant in my essay?
Your logical argument first, so the order of each point, quote and context to prove your point, detailed analysis of 1-2 quotes second, having 13-15 quotes third.
@@MrSallesTeachesEnglish thank you so much, i have the skills but i just struggle to structure them but that helped a lot! in my unseen poetry i got 22/24 but 21/30 on my AIC mostly because i wasn’t sure how to structure my arguement :)
Hi Could I please send you some English Grade 9 essays that you could show to others as help with revision. Thank you. Also, what is your RUclips work email? Thanks.
hey, your videos have been really helpful and I have my real thing this summer. what advice do you have to make sure I get 7s and above like I have been in mocks I'm aiming for 8/9 particularly in literature
Hi Mr salles, thanks for you videos. Pls could you make predictions videos for AIC, Jekyll and Hyde and Romeo and Juliet - it would be so, so helpful. Thanks
hi mr salles, i hope you are well... I just wanted to ask for the poetry comparison question, will we be given the whole poem for the one that's asked in the question or was it just the previous years that were provided with the poem?
Hello Mr Salles, do you have a text for A level, The Tempest that I can purchase please? I know you do a lot of GCSE, but I would like to buy resources specific to AQA A level, The Tempest. If you don't, could you recommend a online resource I can purchase? Thank you for all your amazing video's too, I just love your analyses, always so interesting and helpful.
Hi, my highest is a 23/30 on essay but I'd love to try push my self for 25 or 26. I am good at analysis and context but I still can't get into higher marks. My question is, I don't understand how to make my writing critical over understanding? Also I love your videos so much you have helped me boost my grades so much thank u!!!
Hi sir other than practice essays what would you say is the best revision to be doing at this point before the exams? I just got your guides and found your channel about month ago so I probably won't have time to go through everything is there anything you'd say to prioritise? thanks
I know this may seem a bit of a silly question, but I always struggle with sentence openers to make my points stand out, they tend to always be basic. Have you got any suggestions??
For unseen poetry do you need to write a thesis statement and conclusion and how many paragraphs would you recommend for top marks? Also is it necessary to have conclusions for any other English literature essays?
I don’t get it when you say “the reason Eric can’t change the future is because he would’ve died at war”, how do you know he couldn’t change the future?
I dont know whether its relevant but for mrs birling ive always had this idea that her refuses eva/daisy was decently justified Because imagine someone comes to your charity and their name is exactly as yours and they are using it mockingly Seems reasonable to refuse even if she is in need
Does she use it mockingly? And is it really justification for refusing charity? I do think there is some justification for Mrs Burling‘s reaction, because it is clear that Eva has lied to her. This is Priestley’s point. Unemployment benefit is not given to people, simply because they have good moral character, it is given to them because they need it in order to survive. The moral choice of society outweighs the moral choice of the individual.
practice questions always help. for lit: try to get quotes that can be linked to all themes/characters, choose and annotate ur quotes the night before and get them well in ur head. for lang: just practice practice and practice, doing this allows u to familiarize urself with what the questions are asking for, as they are generally the same. also, always read the questions first, then read the stories because then u would be able to highlight any parts of the story that u can use for the questions.
Hello, I am desperate for help. I am sitting 2023 gcse Could someone please have a look and give me some comment ? It will be of great help to me. 🙏 In Priestley's allegorical morality play, Priestley uses the contrast of the exploitation on lower class by upper class due to higher statues and more privilege, to compare with hardworking attitude of the lower class which builds up a responsible and good society, to teach the Edwardian audience, especially the upper class to take up social responsibility to build up a more fair and equal society, preventing tragedy like the ‘titanic’. One of the main characters, Mr. Birling, is presented as an ignorant character who is blinded by the ridiculous capitalist views. In stave 1, when Mr. Birling refers to the community as ‘bees in a hive’ if the people are all ‘mixed up together’, we can see that Mr. Birling is mocking the proletariat by using zoomorphism and degrading them as ‘bees’. However, his words are very ironic as ‘bees’ are very hardworking, helping each other to build a strong community, which are all very excellent qualities that lead to a better life for all of them. ‘Bees in a hive’ also symbolizes the working class, as they are the fundamental part in the society, and they work hard for capitalism so capitalism gains ‘a higher profit’, including Mr. Birling. However, here we can see that Mr. Birling is totally dismissive of the working class and calls the community ‘nonsense’. Besides, Inspector Goole then refers the death of Eva Smith as caused by ‘a chain of event’. This shows how little event of mistreatment can have a devastative consequence, Eva’s suicide, which is caused by the unimportance put on Eva by the Birlings and Gerald, including low wage, firing Eva just because of jealousy of beauty, sexual exploitation, and refusal of help. The actions all Birlings and Gerald have done show that they are totally uncared for by Eva as she is just a ‘girl from that class’. In addition, the symbolism’ a chain of events’ can also present the effect of lower class can have on upper class, if the lower class is the start in the ‘chain’, they can affect all the ‘events’ faced by the upper class afterwards .Priestley uses the construct of the Birlings and Gerald, as a representation of the bourgeoisie, presenting how ignorant they are as they think the working class is unimportant, though in fact the working class has huge importance to them. Perhaps Priestley wants the 1945 Edwardian audience to be complete distasted with the working class, and support for the Labour Party in the 1945 election, to bring an equality in the society which the working class can gain more respect and importance despite their low status. Priestley also conveys the hierarchy which is built by the upper class to get higher profit, reflected by Mr. Birling’s line ‘it’s my duty to keep cost down’, can have destructive result on all the people in the society. The business noun ‘duty’ is almost dehumanizing the lower class, showing that the upper class utterly doesn’t care about the lower class who are just a tool to get more money for them, to enjoy life no matter how terrible the working condition of lower class is. One of the consequences of the unimportance put on lower class is the ‘Titantic’ which is seen as ‘totally unsinkable’ in the eye of Mr. Birling. This totally shows how ignorant and ridiculous Mr. Birling is through the dramatic irony, making the Edwardian distrusts him and distastes the capitalist views, and incline towards Priestley’s socialist view to be ‘bees in the hive’ and helping each other's. Also, the tragedy of the ‘Titanic’ sinking later is a symbolism of the idea that the society will be also sunken and destroyed if the hierarchy is maintained, just like the three decks for upper, middle, and lower classes in the ‘Titanic’. In addition, Priestley is teaching the Edwardian audience to work to reduce the difference between gap in society by paying them high wage and treating them better, and the most important thing is changing their view and get rid of ‘pink, intimate light’ which symbolizes ignorance with Inspector Goole as a mouthpiece. The Inspector said, ‘if men doesn't learn the lesson’, the society will end in ‘fire and blood and anguish’. Th violence imagery is an allusion to the Bible and symbolizing the world wars, presenting if upper class doesn’t change, more wars will be caused and eventually lead to the destruction of society. Perhaps Priestley is teaching the Edwardian audience that their views and perspective on the working class must be changed, that they should value the working class better and put more importance on them, to achieve a peaceful society and get rid of any unnecessary life loss.
with paper 1 already gone i feel like the grade boundries this year are gonna be higher than Eric....
no never say that again
we will be okay guys
Did my GCSE last year and was predicted 5-5 for english. Ended up with 9-8 due to ur videos. You are a legend.
Well done. Thanks for letting me know.
lit p2 is tmr and you've been very helpful with litp1, hopefully this next exam goes as well as the other
we got this saffy
question better be on par with paper 1 fr
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@@dave_5356 that’s not a good thing
Same I'm so scared oml
I sat my GCSEs last summer and I can tell you that I couldn't have gotten my grade 9 in literature without these videos. I cant thank you enough sir!
Well done and thank you for dropping by!
any tips other than watching this legends channel? like did u take nots from his vds and used them in the exam or wat?
Well done Mufti 😅
watching videos will only get you so far. Take notes and then try and write up a full essay. Get your teacher to mark it and take their feedback and repeat the process.
@@efeaksu3197 do you have any notes you might be able to share?
Mate I actually love these videos. It's the night before and I'm well scared but this has really helped. Hoping for the inspector for the essay.
What did u get??
8!!! @@mitoranikar286
yeah what did u get?
@@mitoranikar286 @TheBuffestOfClarences 8!!
Same pray for me😭 it’s not GCSEs but y10 mocks still scary
Mr Salles, you’re amazing and I hope I get 9s in both my English literature and language I hope that one month of revision proves enough. Thank you sir, we appreciate it and hopefully someday your kindness and generosity will multiply back to you!
I hope so too!
hi, what did you get?
@@MiriamCoulibaly I got 9s in English literature and language and I got 100% or 160/160 in English literature:) for Macbeth Christmas carol inspector calls love and relationship poems and unseen poetry
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@@sz_7. if u have insta I can show u my marks😭😭why would I lie. I’m a certified English lit nerd
Mr Salles I just wanted to tell you that I got 86/92(30,30,22,4) on my Literature paper 2, and I have to credit it all to your videos. Thank you so much, when I prepare for my GCSEs I will keep watchingg!
did that get you a grade 9?
@@Rose-2-gg3bc it was the best score in the school, it got me a 4 /s
@@Rose-2-gg3bc of course thats a nine what are you on lol
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i feel like paper 2 will bring my grade back up (didnt feel confident with paper 1 sadly) but can't wait to mention about war and the death, thank you
I fumbled so badly on paper 1 this year and I got a grade 3 on paper 2 mock so I was relying on that paper. uh oh
Hi Mr Salles, thanks to you I managed to get a 9 in the 2022 English language exams!
Well done!
I used half of these quotes in my exam today, and if i had never learnt these quotes, i would not feel as confident as i do. Thank you, Mr Salles
Sheila: what were you doing last summer?
Gerald: Hold that thought there's an excuse button somewhere
Thank you Mr Salles, this video is very helpful. I got an 8 in an essay about the generation gap in Inspector Calls, and I'm sure your video will help to get my grade up to a 9! Also, if I were writing an essay about class divide, would you recommend mentioning how minor characters such as Edna are portrayed?
You could mention Edna! Good luck
im on a grade 6 for language and 6 for literature im definitely going to write an essay now after ive made notes on this video and watch most of your videos on literature and language then apply that knowledge to some questions. I hope i can get 8s🤞🤞🤞🤞
Good luck, let me know how it goes in August
How did it go?
i got 32/34 in my mock for inspector calls, thank you so much sir. Hopefully this video will lead me to a grade 9 in May.
jeez well done Niral bro!❤
@@adityabatra1869 thats crazy I didn't know you watched mr salles. He's a legend isn't it.
@@niralprajapati5928 ofc ofc broo im tryna improve english as its my worst subject. u seem to be doing great, got any tips?
Good luck!
@@adityabatra1869 watch mr salles, thats the best tip 😅
me definitely not watching this a night before the exam
It's easter holidays though
Sir can you do the same for Romeo and Juliet and A Christmas Carol? Thank you.
you are a legend sir so like a legend and a life boat for all students can you please do a predictions video on a christmas carol, inspector calls and macbeth
That "members of one body" is genius
I'm sitting this paper today and doing a last bit of revision I feel confident thanks to you hopefully I'll do well
wowie, i remembered 17 quotes before watching this video and able to recall analysis.
i in fact feel "as merry as a drunken man", maybe i won't be "counting pennies" in the future. i feel embroiled with sensation of a "fruitless crown" placed upon my head. "come, let me clutch thee-" i exclaim to my grades. no longer will i be "solitary as an oyster" within these next 5-6 weeks.
Thank you sir.
Very funny!
what reason do you have to be merry?
@@TheBuffestOfClarenceswhat reason do you have to be dismal
@@thor6519 bah humbug bro
The inspector ruined Mr Birling faster than my essay took to mark
Thats not suprising when essays take like 2 weeks to mark for english teachers
@@crazyfriend50they mark 30 or more pap34s
That side note at 20:34 💀😭
PLEASEE DO THIS FOR A CHRISTMAS CAROL AND MACBETH!!
I agree
There's already one about Macbeth :)
ruclips.net/video/mQdQAh_vc7Q/видео.html&lc=UgyU7GDJjHpVMOmefBd4AaABAg.9oG4z3EOXj49oGESejB8C6
Not sure about Christmas Carol
I already have a few, but I will do more.
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Hey man, this video has helped me out a lot, I assume I should only learn any of these 10 quotes because I don't think I will have time to learn them all. Thanks.
What a legend, binging your videos all Easter 👍
for real
Greetings Sir, thank you for this extremely useful video.
Could you please do a video like this for Macbeth and A Christmas Carol as well?
Thank you in advance :)
There is one for Macbeth woth 20 quotes, that video also has some notes posted by “M” if I remember correctly so you can read the notes quite fast if you prefer
@@JohnJohnson-zt3bv thank you so much!
@@shriipriyaa9713 you are year 11 right?
@@JohnJohnson-zt3bv yes
@@shriipriyaa9713 Same 😅, what grade are you predicted for English Literature if it’s okay for you, I want to push for a 7+ so I could benefit from some tips
love your enthusiasm 💪💪
You are a legend man
This is absoulutely AMAZING. You deserve a hagiographical deification (...just like Eva...?)
Thanks!
Could u make a video with predicted questions and quotations needed for Macbeth and Inspector Calls for this year please
Hi, is it possible for a video on the best quotes for "Sound of waves". I have my IGCSE exams soon in June, not sure if you also do CIE however. Great video, thanks!
I love your revision books, they are very useful and interesting. I have been inspired and I am thinking of publishing my own revision books. How did you publish yours?
Amazon. There are lots of videos on how to self publish
@@MrSallesTeachesEnglish awesome
Are you going to make a video covering the top 20 quotes for Jekyll and Hyde (that link to multiple themes), just like you did with Macbeth?
I’m horrible at english hope your vids make it better I have an English assessment and I’m panicking
Hey! I just wanted to thank you for your helpful videos, thanks to them I achieved full marks in my Macbeth NEA!! I was wondering if you had any tips on Of Mice And Men seeing as thats what I'm studying at the moment and am quite anxious with the thought of not knowing the essay question. Many Thanks.
I have some Mice and Men videos
Please could you do the same style of video for A Christmas Carol
MR SALLES! Please could you do a predicted question video for macbeth ,an inspector calls , jekyll and hyde and power and conflict poetry thanks pleaseeeee asap
🎉
Like if you agree guys let's get his attention
Could you please do a predicted question video for inspector calls?
Hi sir and great video, really appreciate you doing all this for all of us. Just a question, so u know for the inspector calls question, is it true that there is always a choice between a character question and always a theme question. As for poetry, i am planning to revise by essentially pairing up all the poems, and then just writing model answers and hoping that i can recall them on the day of the exam. That way whatever the poem, ill have a model answer ready. Is this a good strategy? Only doing it as i am limited on time. Only have 1 day left for poetry allocated in my revision timetable.
Yes to both your questions. Your revision sounds excellent
@@MrSallesTeachesEnglish Thanks lots sir😊
@@MrSallesTeachesEnglish can you immediately do one on jekyll and hyde it would a great help, thank you
Hi sir can you make a playlist for all inspected calls please
thank you for this! what would you say makes the difference between a grade 9 student and a grade 8?
1 mark
Sir, can you please make a video with the top 20 quotes from A Christmas Carol.
Could you please do a predicted question video for the power and conflict poem?
can you immediately do one on jekyll and hyde it would a great help, thank you
Thanks, very helpful ❤❤❤
would these be all the quotes i need to learn for the exam?
can you do jekyll and hyde quotes please
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Hi Mr Salles, thank you for the video as always. You have been of great help for me especially since i really dont enjoy english at all, maybe due to the layout of exams, etc. I have a question though to do with the power and conflict poetry essay guide that i have bought. I understand that the essays are comparison essays for each pair of poems, which you have already paired up in the book in long and short versions. However from what i see, it's been set out so that in each essay it analyses a single poem, before moving onto the next and analysing it in its own respect without much comparison. Are we supposed to rewrite them as comparative essays ourselves or am i missing something?
No, if you look at what I write about the second poem, it always compares back to the first. This is very much the easiest way to compare. However, it is perfectly possible to compare a point from one poem, with a point from the next, for all your points. Which ever method you prefer works. Thanks for buying the book!
@@MrSallesTeachesEnglish Ohhhhhh, ok thank you mr salles. I was confused since the way we've been taught is to embed your comparison throughout your answer, and we've been told that's the method that gets more marks, which always annoyed me a little bit as it is somewhat difficult to do. Thanks so much sir, really appreciate all of this. Just hope i do well in the exams - really dreading english literature.
@@someone...000 Good luck
I saw your video about the top 20 quotes, should i learn those 20 or these 10?
Whichever is easiest!
@@MrSallesTeachesEnglish Okay thank you so much. I will probs learn the 20 as i already have them mostly memorised
@@MrSallesTeachesEnglish Also, will you be doing similar videos for other texts?
Is there any chance you could do this for jekyll and hyde?
I.. got 12 quotes from this. Anyone else?
Hi Sir will you be doing predictions for this year's English Literature exams?
Do you do any ‘Rebecca’ by Daphne du Maurier analysis/quotation videos (Cambridge igcse) / will you cover in the future?
Good afternoon Mr Salles, do you think they could ask something relevant to how Macbeth is influenced to do the things he does and if so could they link that to free will and fate or the witches or turn it into a comparison between Banquo and Macbeth or even Lady Macbeth? What’s your opinion on this? Thank you!
If you revise all those you will do very well
Hi, can you make predictions for Macbeth, AIC and Frankenstein ?
Mr Salles do you have any predictions for what might come up for Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde and Romeo & Juliet for the 2023 exams any help is appreciated !
Could you please do a predicted question video for jekyll and hyde?
thank you
Hi Sir can you please do 10 quotes for sybyll birling and mr birling
Hi Mr Salles. I did my lit paper 2 and i got a grade 5 on it. I believed i didnt deserve to because i felt like i put a lot of work into it. Do you have any general tips onto how to develo analysis as that was what brought my grade down cause i got level 5 in AO1 level 4 in AO2 level 3 in AO3 for AIC and P&C. Thank you
Yes, learn a thesis statement for each text, with 3 of the author’s ideas in it. Find a key moment from each text to use to show each idea. Write a paragraph on each. Keep testing yourself on these paragraphs till you remember them for each essay you write.
hi sir can you please show us how to structure our essays and paragraphs as thats what i struggle with??
I have videos on that already
hi sir, i’ve been watching your videos from year 10 but i’ve been stuck on a grade 7+ in literature throughout the past 2 years, i never seem to get the extra edge but i get a 9 in language. my teacher is not very clear with the structure of a literature essay: he either says that it’s your ideas which are most important but then the next day he might say your quote analysis is. can you clarify what should be most significant in my essay?
Your logical argument first, so the order of each point, quote and context to prove your point, detailed analysis of 1-2 quotes second, having 13-15 quotes third.
@@MrSallesTeachesEnglish thank you so much, i have the skills but i just struggle to structure them but that helped a lot! in my unseen poetry i got 22/24 but 21/30 on my AIC mostly because i wasn’t sure how to structure my arguement :)
Hi Could I please send you some English Grade 9 essays that you could show to others as help with revision. Thank you. Also, what is your RUclips work email? Thanks.
Yes, that would be very generous of you. The channel email is in the ABOUT section of my channel page
Hi Sir, I was just wondering if you had published a guide for english language paper 2 q4 as I cant seem to find it on Amazon. Great videos btw
In a week or two
So sir do you think the AIC question will be on the Inspector?
Hi sir, is it possible if you could make predictions on the 2023 exams
hey, your videos have been really helpful and I have my real thing this summer. what advice do you have to make sure I get 7s and above like I have been in mocks I'm aiming for 8/9 particularly in literature
Keep doing what is already working. Trust yourself
@@MrSallesTeachesEnglish is it possible for me to go from a 5 to a 7 from now
@@jen.x8489 it is 100% possible I’ve got my gcses this yr as well but I’ve read abt and seen people go from 2s to 6s and above
Hi sir, how do I answer questions if they ask how a character like Sheila has changed throughout the play?
Characters Must Change!
can anyone tell me what videos to watch for english literature inspector calls and macbeth . there are so many
Will it be okay if I just learn this quotes for the GCSE ? Or do I need to learn more ?
More will help!
Hi! Would you be able to make some merchant of Venice videos? Thanks😊
Sorry, no
Hi Sir, I was wondering could these quotes be used for example any character question that could come up
Yes
Any predictions for GCSE poem?
Hi Mr salles, thanks for you videos. Pls could you make predictions videos for AIC, Jekyll and Hyde and Romeo and Juliet - it would be so, so helpful. Thanks
Yes I will
Hey Mr. Salles.
Can I use the quotes featured in this video for the Edexcel exam board?
Yes
@@MrSallesTeachesEnglish Thank you sir
Please do this for Lord of the flies
Hi sir, so is it 17 seperate quotes instead of 10 ? I’m a bit confused sorry
Mr Salles, do you do English literature predictions for EDUQAS exam board???
No
hi mr salles, i hope you are well... I just wanted to ask for the poetry comparison question, will we be given the whole poem for the one that's asked in the question or was it just the previous years that were provided with the poem?
You will always get one poem published
Hello Mr Salles, do you have a text for A level, The Tempest that I can purchase please? I know you do a lot of GCSE, but I would like to buy resources specific to AQA A level, The Tempest. If you don't, could you recommend a online resource I can purchase? Thank you for all your amazing video's too, I just love your analyses, always so interesting and helpful.
Sorry, I don’t and don’t know the best one
Are these quotes you can use for the whole AIC or just quoted for the Inspector
The inspector quotes fit every essay!
@@MrSallesTeachesEnglish thanks because I am going to learn these 10 quotes only
Hi, my highest is a 23/30 on essay but I'd love to try push my self for 25 or 26. I am good at analysis and context but I still can't get into higher marks.
My question is, I don't understand how to make my writing critical over understanding?
Also I love your videos so much you have helped me boost my grades so much thank u!!!
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Hi sir other than practice essays what would you say is the best revision to be doing at this point before the exams? I just got your guides and found your channel about month ago so I probably won't have time to go through everything is there anything you'd say to prioritise? thanks
Practice essays are the best. Prioritise the main characters and themes and write about them in the same essays
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Would you ever consider doing alevel videos? I used to get 9/8s at gcse but now I'm really struggling
Send me an A level essay you’ve written and I’ll do my best
did you take a level lang or lit
@@MrSallesTeachesEnglish thank you, I'll email first thing tomorrow!
@@GermanShepherd2 both, combined
Is the guide to 100% in English Language the same as all the separate smaller books for each question or are they different ?
Different- the smaller books are totally up-to-date, whereas I wrote the English language guide when this new GCSE first came out.
@@MrSallesTeachesEnglish hello, should we not buy it then?
I know this may seem a bit of a silly question, but I always struggle with sentence openers to make my points stand out, they tend to always be basic. Have you got any suggestions??
Your point stands out with your interpretation after the quote. How you start the point doesn’t matter!
what are the key qoutes
For unseen poetry do you need to write a thesis statement and conclusion and how many paragraphs would you recommend for top marks? Also is it necessary to have conclusions for any other English literature essays?
All essays need a conclusion and thesis statement. Without them they are not essays, just a list of ideas
I don’t get it when you say “the reason Eric can’t change the future is because he would’ve died at war”, how do you know he couldn’t change the future?
Because of the symbolism of the second phone call
need help got my gcse soon and I'm wondering if these 10 quotes would be enough to revise for inspector calls
watching 2 3 hours before the exam good luck
good luck
Why do gcse english youtubers rarely do videos of animal farm can you one
Because so few study the text
@@MrSallesTeachesEnglish ok
I dont know whether its relevant but for mrs birling ive always had this idea that her refuses eva/daisy was decently justified
Because imagine someone comes to your charity and their name is exactly as yours and they are using it mockingly
Seems reasonable to refuse even if she is in need
Does she use it mockingly? And is it really justification for refusing charity? I do think there is some justification for Mrs Burling‘s reaction, because it is clear that Eva has lied to her. This is Priestley’s point. Unemployment benefit is not given to people, simply because they have good moral character, it is given to them because they need it in order to survive. The moral choice of society outweighs the moral choice of the individual.
boss, Christianity is about accepting our need for Jesus to save us from sin, not relying on our good actions as that would be impossible
What the sigma
So true man, God bless you. And the brainrot kid that commented too.
@@DanielUngurean you too bro, Amen. prayers for ohio
What would be a relevant essay question that you could talk about these quotations in?
Every question!
i am on a grade 3/4 in both language and literature in the middle of doing my GCSE
can you give me tips of how to revise
practice questions always help.
for lit: try to get quotes that can be linked to all themes/characters, choose and annotate ur quotes the night before and get them well in ur head.
for lang: just practice practice and practice, doing this allows u to familiarize urself with what the questions are asking for, as they are generally the same.
also, always read the questions first, then read the stories because then u would be able to highlight any parts of the story that u can use for the questions.
@@junnnn99 thanks just took and lang today
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Hello, I am desperate for help. I am sitting 2023 gcse
Could someone please have a look and give me some comment ? It will be of great help to me. 🙏
In Priestley's allegorical morality play, Priestley uses the contrast of the exploitation on lower class by upper class due to higher statues and more privilege, to compare with hardworking attitude of the lower class which builds up a responsible and good society, to teach the Edwardian audience, especially the upper class to take up social responsibility to build up a more fair and equal society, preventing tragedy like the ‘titanic’.
One of the main characters, Mr. Birling, is presented as an ignorant character who is blinded by the ridiculous capitalist views. In stave 1, when Mr. Birling refers to the community as ‘bees in a hive’ if the people are all ‘mixed up together’, we can see that Mr. Birling is mocking the proletariat by using zoomorphism and degrading them as ‘bees’. However, his words are very ironic as ‘bees’ are very hardworking, helping each other to build a strong community, which are all very excellent qualities that lead to a better life for all of them. ‘Bees in a hive’ also symbolizes the working class, as they are the fundamental part in the society, and they work hard for capitalism so capitalism gains ‘a higher profit’, including Mr. Birling. However, here we can see that Mr. Birling is totally dismissive of the working class and calls the community ‘nonsense’. Besides, Inspector Goole then refers the death of Eva Smith as caused by ‘a chain of event’. This shows how little event of mistreatment can have a devastative consequence, Eva’s suicide, which is caused by the unimportance put on Eva by the Birlings and Gerald, including low wage, firing Eva just because of jealousy of beauty, sexual exploitation, and refusal of help. The actions all Birlings and Gerald have done show that they are totally uncared for by Eva as she is just a ‘girl from that class’. In addition, the symbolism’ a chain of events’ can also present the effect of lower class can have on upper class, if the lower class is the start in the ‘chain’, they can affect all the ‘events’ faced by the upper class afterwards .Priestley uses the construct of the Birlings and Gerald, as a representation of the bourgeoisie, presenting how ignorant they are as they think the working class is unimportant, though in fact the working class has huge importance to them. Perhaps Priestley wants the 1945 Edwardian audience to be complete distasted with the working class, and support for the Labour Party in the 1945 election, to bring an equality in the society which the working class can gain more respect and importance despite their low status.
Priestley also conveys the hierarchy which is built by the upper class to get higher profit, reflected by Mr. Birling’s line ‘it’s my duty to keep cost down’, can have destructive result on all the people in the society. The business noun ‘duty’ is almost dehumanizing the lower class, showing that the upper class utterly doesn’t care about the lower class who are just a tool to get more money for them, to enjoy life no matter how terrible the working condition of lower class is. One of the consequences of the unimportance put on lower class is the ‘Titantic’ which is seen as ‘totally unsinkable’ in the eye of Mr. Birling. This totally shows how ignorant and ridiculous Mr. Birling is through the dramatic irony, making the Edwardian distrusts him and distastes the capitalist views, and incline towards Priestley’s socialist view to be ‘bees in the hive’ and helping each other's. Also, the tragedy of the ‘Titanic’ sinking later is a symbolism of the idea that the society will be also sunken and destroyed if the hierarchy is maintained, just like the three decks for upper, middle, and lower classes in the ‘Titanic’. In addition, Priestley is teaching the Edwardian audience to work to reduce the difference between gap in society by paying them high wage and treating them better, and the most important thing is changing their view and get rid of ‘pink, intimate light’ which symbolizes ignorance with Inspector Goole as a mouthpiece. The Inspector said, ‘if men doesn't learn the lesson’, the society will end in ‘fire and blood and anguish’. Th violence imagery is an allusion to the Bible and symbolizing the world wars, presenting if upper class doesn’t change, more wars will be caused and eventually lead to the destruction of society. Perhaps Priestley is teaching the Edwardian audience that their views and perspective on the working class must be changed, that they should value the working class better and put more importance on them, to achieve a peaceful society and get rid of any unnecessary life loss.
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