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I transcribed one of Donald Trump's political speeches to compare it to that of Boris Johnson's for my English Language NEA investigation.

I transcribed one of Boris Johnson's political speeches to compare it to that of Donald Trump's for my a-level English Language NEA investigation.

This is a 20/24 mark short essay on the presentation of Blanche in the opening of the story of A Streetcar Named Desire

This is a 40/48 mark paper for the presentation of light in A Streetcar Named Desire. These are photographs of the paper as they were hand written

This is an essay in response to the statement ‘being creative is an essential part of learning to write’ from the June 2022 paper. The essay scored 28 out of 30 with 14 marks awarded for AO1 (terminology) and 14 marks awarded for AO2 (theory). The essay evaluates many theories of written language acquisition before drawing a justified conclusion.

This is an example essay in response to the statement “children’s language development depends on their experiences of the world around them” from the June 2023 paper. This essay scored 30 out of 30 marks, with full marks awarded for both AO1 (terminology) and AO2 (theory). This answer critically evaluates both nature and nurture theories using the transcript, before drawing a justified conclusion about the process.

This is an example essay for Alevel English Language Paper 1 Question 4 (spoken child language acquisition) in response to the statement “a child’s language development is a linear process.” The essay achieved 29 out of 30 marks which is equivalent to an A*, receiving 14 out of 15 marks for AO1 (terminology) and 15 out of 15 marks for AO2 (theory). The essay explores both nature and nurture arguments, intricately weaving in the given transcript and evaluating critically to draw a conclusio...

An extensive document of notes about the AQA English Language A-Level, focusing on the topic of language and gender. Includes summaries, key theories, key terminology, and links to relevant articles. Gives an in-depth overview of the course, designed for revision purposes.

A comprehensive summary of over 100 theorists that are needed for paper 2 of the AQA A-Level English Language course. Theorists are grouped by area of study including gender, ethnicity, and technological change amongst many other categories. The explanations for each theorist are accessible for all and clarify their key principles, meaning they can easily be used within top band essays.

This document contains a poster about the key theories of Child Language Acquisition which is necessary to use in A-Level AQA English Language paper 1 question 4 in order to gain an A.