GCSE: English Language

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Notes for a speech on tattoos.

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- Submitted: 11/04/2012
- Marked by teacher: Jeff Taylor 20/05/2013
First Time at Times Square

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- Submitted: 29/03/2012
- Marked by teacher: Jeff Taylor 20/05/2013
Effect of rock lyrics on behaviour

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- Submitted: 21/03/2012
- Marked by teacher: Katie Dixon 29/04/2012

Travel and tourism letter for a school trip.

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- Submitted: 29/12/2011
- Marked by teacher: Katie Dixon 10/02/2012
Descriptive Writing. Over a ridge to the north, surrounded by rolling hills on each side, a desolate church stood isolated and abandoned, the fog slowly creeping towards it;

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- Submitted: 16/11/2011
- Marked by teacher: Katie Dixon 29/04/2012
Describe a typical day in the life of a teacher in Singapore.

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- Submitted: 18/10/2011
- Marked by teacher: Katie Dixon 29/04/2012
It does not take a tennis fan to know who Roger Federer is. Often cited as one of the greatest tennis players of all time, the well-mannered Swiss is widely celebrated for his true sportsmanship and positive image.

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- Submitted: 16/10/2011
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The poems Strange fruit written by Abel Meeropol (Lewis Allen) 1937 and Still I rise written by Maya Angelou both convey the racism which fell upon the lives of many black individuals.

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- Submitted: 10/05/2011
- Marked by teacher: Katie Dixon 09/02/2012
Is dating a truly necessary part of growing up for a teenager? Do you want a teenager to suffer through heart breaks, relationship problems and physical or mental damage?

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- Submitted: 03/04/2011
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How important are Chapters two and three in establishing characters and tension in Dracula

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- Submitted: 30/01/2011
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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

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GCSE: English Language

Notes for a speech on tattoos.

First Time at Times Square

Effect of rock lyrics on behaviour

Travel and tourism letter for a school trip.

Descriptive Writing. Over a ridge to the north, surrounded by rolling hills on each side, a desolate church stood isolated and abandoned, the fog slowly creeping towards it;

Describe a typical day in the life of a teacher in Singapore.

It does not take a tennis fan to know who Roger Federer is. Often cited as one of the greatest tennis players of all time, the well-mannered Swiss is widely celebrated for his true sportsmanship and positive image.

The poems Strange fruit written by Abel Meeropol (Lewis Allen) 1937 and Still I rise written by Maya Angelou both convey the racism which fell upon the lives of many black individuals.

Is dating a truly necessary part of growing up for a teenager? Do you want a teenager to suffer through heart breaks, relationship problems and physical or mental damage?

How important are Chapters two and three in establishing characters and tension in Dracula

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