ENGLISH LANGUAGE LATEST
GCSE AQA EXAM
What does a first person narrator suggest? - ANSWERS-It's personal
and emotional
What does second person suggest? - ANSWERS-A second person
narrator makes the reader feel what the character is feeling.
What does third person suggest? - ANSWERS-They have a detached
viewpoint.
In non-fiction texts Writers need structure to... - ANSWERS-build an
argument to a powerful conclusion, reinforce the persuasive elements of
their texts through repetition, set out an informative text in a clear and
balanced way and order their adivce in a logical and easy-to-follow way.
Fiction texts structure their work by.... - ANSWERS-using a linear or
non-linear structure
What is a linear structure? - ANSWERS-Texts arranged chronologically
What is a non-linear structure? - ANSWERS-They include flashbacks,
change in perspective and use time shifts.
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, ENGLISH LANGUAGE LATEST
GCSE AQA EXAM
Clauses - ANSWERS-A group of words in a sentence that contains a
subject and a verb (predicate). E.g. The sky was grey and sombre. ('The
sky') is the subject and ('was') a verb.
Clauses create.... - ANSWERS-tension, and their clear and direct.
Compound sentences - ANSWERS-A compound sentence has two main
clauses linked by a conjunction like 'but' 'and' or 'so'. Both clauses have
to make sense on their own. E.g The sky was grey and sombre and the
rain lashed at our faces.
complex sentences - ANSWERS-a sentence that includes one
independent clause and at least one dependent clause
Statements deliver.... - ANSWERS-information
Statements are found in... - ANSWERS-informative texts
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GCSE AQA EXAM
What does a first person narrator suggest? - ANSWERS-It's personal
and emotional
What does second person suggest? - ANSWERS-A second person
narrator makes the reader feel what the character is feeling.
What does third person suggest? - ANSWERS-They have a detached
viewpoint.
In non-fiction texts Writers need structure to... - ANSWERS-build an
argument to a powerful conclusion, reinforce the persuasive elements of
their texts through repetition, set out an informative text in a clear and
balanced way and order their adivce in a logical and easy-to-follow way.
Fiction texts structure their work by.... - ANSWERS-using a linear or
non-linear structure
What is a linear structure? - ANSWERS-Texts arranged chronologically
What is a non-linear structure? - ANSWERS-They include flashbacks,
change in perspective and use time shifts.
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, ENGLISH LANGUAGE LATEST
GCSE AQA EXAM
Clauses - ANSWERS-A group of words in a sentence that contains a
subject and a verb (predicate). E.g. The sky was grey and sombre. ('The
sky') is the subject and ('was') a verb.
Clauses create.... - ANSWERS-tension, and their clear and direct.
Compound sentences - ANSWERS-A compound sentence has two main
clauses linked by a conjunction like 'but' 'and' or 'so'. Both clauses have
to make sense on their own. E.g The sky was grey and sombre and the
rain lashed at our faces.
complex sentences - ANSWERS-a sentence that includes one
independent clause and at least one dependent clause
Statements deliver.... - ANSWERS-information
Statements are found in... - ANSWERS-informative texts
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