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   Half-Caste by John Agard - How effective is the light-hearted ridicule in this poem?

   • Word count: 793
   • Submitted: 06/06/2005
   • Marked by teacher: Katie Dixon 10/05/2013

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   Poetry from other cultures - a study of 'Search for my tongue', 'Half-caste' and 'Presents from my aunts in Pakistan'.

   • Word count: 1134
   • Submitted: 27/09/2004
   • Marked by teacher: Katie Dixon 10/05/2013

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   Describe the scene of a school lunch hall

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   • Word count: 629
   • Submitted: 09/05/2012
   • Reviewed by: 17/07/2012

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   Creative Writing - Gratuitous Vengeance

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   • Word count: 1576
   • Submitted: 05/02/2012
   • Reviewed by: sydneyhopcroft 24/03/2012

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   Cloning Informative Speech. As the technology used to clone mammals improves, it becomes more and more likely that humans could one day be clones as well.

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   • Word count: 589
   • Submitted: 05/02/2012
   • Reviewed by: sydneyhopcroft 21/03/2012

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   In Multicultural Britain, people from different cultures should not try to live separate lives

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   • Word count: 429
   • Submitted: 06/12/2011
   • Reviewed by: sydneyhopcroft 04/04/2012

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   Not an Egselent day for eggs. Appalling revelations of animal battery farming.

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   • Word count: 459
   • Submitted: 19/11/2011
   • Reviewed by: 27/06/2012

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   Kay Hymowitzs article Where have the Good Men Gone? that has been posted on the Wallstreet Journal caught many of the readers attention, regarding its rather myopic and exaggerated point of view towards the average American men after t

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   • Word count: 1008
   • Submitted: 01/11/2011
   • Reviewed by: sydneyhopcroft 23/02/2012

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   Dear editor of Sugar magazine. Do you know what affect your magazine is having on teenage girls? Are you aware of the consequences?

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   • Word count: 1888
   • Submitted: 28/10/2011
   • Reviewed by: lookitspete 29/02/2012

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    English Speech - Don't get me started on...Women who are obsessed with appearance.

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    • Word count: 829
    • Submitted: 11/10/2011
    • Reviewed by: sydneyhopcroft 16/02/2012

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All potential employers will be scrutinising your CV to see if you've achieved a good pass in English Language and it'll be next to impossible to get to university without one. The ability to communicate, to analyse meaning and to use language to express yourself concisely, coherently and effectively is one of the most important skills you need whether it be in your career, in further study or in your personal life. So, yes, it's pretty important.

What you'll be studying is how the language is applied in different contexts and for different reasons. You'll be speaking, listening, writing andanalysing and learning how to use language confidently and accurately. It does include imaginative and creative writing but will also furnish you with other skills such as analysis of meaning, pr