GCSE: English Language

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Junk yard bedroom
- Word count: 618
- Submitted: 21/06/2012
- Awarding body: AQA (for GCSEs)
The word failure should never be used in education. Discuss.
- Word count: 692
- Submitted: 19/06/2012
- Awarding body: Not known/Not applicable
Advice I'd give a younger me.
- Word count: 1139
- Submitted: 09/06/2012
- Awarding body: Not known/Not applicable

Popular phrases. Their origin and meaning - by Ivonna Skale (15)
- Word count: 1526
- Submitted: 30/05/2012
- Awarding body: Not known/Not applicable
Creative Writing. The judge arose decisively; his figure emanated an aura of power and importance
- Word count: 1476
- Submitted: 21/05/2012
- Awarding body: Edexcel (for GCSEs)
Don't get me started on smoking
- Word count: 780
- Submitted: 21/05/2012
- Awarding body: AQA (for GCSEs)
Describing Human Life to an Alien
- Word count: 659
- Submitted: 21/05/2012
- Awarding body: AQA (for GCSEs)
How does Martin Luther King make his 'I had a dream' speech so effective and memorable?
- Word count: 1005
- Submitted: 21/05/2012
- Awarding body: Not known/Not applicable
The stranger. Just before the show was about to begin, the door swung open. A silhouette of a tall, dark stranger moved across the room and sat at the bar.
- Word count: 1028
- Submitted: 04/03/2012

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

Junk yard bedroom

The word failure should never be used in education. Discuss.

Advice I'd give a younger me.

Popular phrases. Their origin and meaning - by Ivonna Skale (15)

Creative Writing. The judge arose decisively; his figure emanated an aura of power and importance

Don't get me started on smoking

Describing Human Life to an Alien

How does Martin Luther King make his 'I had a dream' speech so effective and memorable?

The stranger. Just before the show was about to begin, the door swung open. A silhouette of a tall, dark stranger moved across the room and sat at the bar.

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