English literature

AQA AS ENGLISH LITERATURE B 7716/2A Paper 2A Literary genres: Prose and Poetry: Aspects of tragedy Mark scheme June 2024

AQA AS ENGLISH LITERATURE B 7716/2B Paper 2B Literary genres: Prose and Poetry: Aspects of comedy Mark scheme June 2024

AQA A-level ENGLISH LITERATURE B 7717/1A Paper 1A Literary genres: Aspects of tragedy Mark scheme June 2024

AQA A-level ENGLISH LITERATURE B 7717/1B Paper 1B Literary genres: Aspects of comedy Mark scheme June 2024

AQA A-level ENGLISH LITERATURE B 7717/2B Paper 2B Texts and genres: Elements of political and social protest writing Mark scheme June 2024

"B1 Preliminary 1 for the Revised 2020 Exam" is a comprehensive course designed to prepare learners for the Cambridge English: Preliminary (B1) examination. This course focuses on developing the necessary language skills, including listening, reading, writing, and speaking, in alignment with the updated exam format introduced in 2020. Learners can expect targeted practice exercises, exam-specific strategies, and authentic materials to enhance their proficiency and confidence in tackling the B1...

Discover the fascinating world of linguistics in this comprehensive document that delves into the intricacies of language. From the fundamental structures of syntax to the nuanced realms of semantics and phonetics, this document provides a thorough exploration of linguistic phenomena. Uncover the historical evolution of languages, the cultural influences on linguistic diversity, and the cognitive processes underlying language acquisition. Through insightful analyses and case studies, [Your Docum...

One of Louisa May Alcott´s favourite writers was the German poet Goethe and Laurie´s character arc in Little Women is surprisingly similar to Goethe´s young hero, Werther. Join me in a discussion where we are decoding these two characters.

This time Emily and I are discussing the portrayal of strong female characters in the media, and when did loneliness become a mark of being strong. Also discussing Louisa May Alcott´s own loneliness and her search for love and acceptance.

In this collaboration with Emiloid, we explore why film makers put Jo and Amy against one another in Little Women. Do they have more in common than we think? Amy and Jo, not so different after all. Why on earth the filmmakers think it is a good idea to have the two sisters fight over a guy when in the novel they both find Laurie lazy and unproductive (and Amy eventually becomes the one who helps him to shape up his act). Little Women is a coming of age story, both Amy and Jo grow as people.