GCSE: English Language

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(Descriptive Writing) Describe the sights and sounds of a market place

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- Word count: 804
- Submitted: 19/10/2009
- Marked by teacher: Jeff Taylor 26/04/2013
Narrative essay 1

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- Word count: 679
- Submitted: 29/04/2009
- Marked by teacher: Jeff Taylor 26/04/2013
Persuasive Speech - Poverty

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- Word count: 621
- Submitted: 08/02/2009
- Marked by teacher: Victoria Cooke 18/07/2013

A slave's diary.

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- Word count: 818
- Submitted: 07/03/2008
- Marked by teacher: Jeff Taylor 26/04/2013
The Lottery: Free choice, self knowledge and Guilt

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- Word count: 2279
- Submitted: 15/10/2007
- Marked by teacher: Jeff Taylor 20/05/2013
You have been stranded on a desert island. Describe your first 24 hours alone on the island.

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- Word count: 1357
- Submitted: 06/06/2005
- Marked by teacher: Jeff Taylor 20/05/2013
Neighbors are the people who live near us. In our opinion, what are the qualities of a good neighbor? Use specific details and examples in your answer.

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- Word count: 571
- Submitted: 03/11/2011
- Marked by teacher: Katie Dixon 29/04/2012
- Reviewed by: 13/08/2012
Creative Writing - 'Looking Back' - I felt miserable, mournful and melancholy when I was told that it was a boarding school.

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- Word count: 911
- Submitted: 30/11/2012
- Marked by teacher: Laura Gater 05/09/2013
- Awarding body: Edexcel (for GCSEs)
Imagine you are Aunt Pegg. After one week of looking after the children, you write a letter to their parents

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- Word count: 971
- Submitted: 15/08/2012
- Marked by teacher: Jeff Taylor 20/05/2013
- Awarding body: Not known/Not applicable
Creative Writing - Elizabeth Bennet's Diary - Part 2. Our visit to Pemberley today has, if anything changed my perception completely.

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- Word count: 886
- Submitted: 15/05/2012
- Marked by teacher: Laura Gater 05/09/2013

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

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GCSE: English Language

(Descriptive Writing) Describe the sights and sounds of a market place

Narrative essay 1

Persuasive Speech - Poverty

A slave's diary.

The Lottery: Free choice, self knowledge and Guilt

You have been stranded on a desert island. Describe your first 24 hours alone on the island.

Neighbors are the people who live near us. In our opinion, what are the qualities of a good neighbor? Use specific details and examples in your answer.

Creative Writing - 'Looking Back' - I felt miserable, mournful and melancholy when I was told that it was a boarding school.

Imagine you are Aunt Pegg. After one week of looking after the children, you write a letter to their parents

Creative Writing - Elizabeth Bennet's Diary - Part 2. Our visit to Pemberley today has, if anything changed my perception completely.

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