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English: links to things that will help for the LC!
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31-05-2012 08:37AM#1All of these links that i am going to put on this post are ones that i used thoroughly last year when i was doing my Leaving Cert! I bookmarked them all because it was easier for me to go back to them! Now that it is Leaving Cert time again, i want to help ye as much as possible so here ya go!
How to Survive the Leaving Cert
Styles of writing
Comparative Study of Texts
Not very good but a few things in there...
Cultural Context
Study for Paper 1
A lot about Hamlet
Four Leaving Certificate English A1 Poetry Essays
English Paper 1 - Short Story Notes
Comparative Structure and Tips
Same as above only in a lot More detail for GVVP and Cultural Context
Poetry essays for Kavanagh, Boland and Yeats
Hamlet on Wikipedia. Kinda Good for getting a few points here and there
A List of Transition words for writing comparative essays
Discussion on the length essays should be
Wordsworth Poetry Question
More Tips on Comparative
Another helpful site
I hope these help ye out, and if they help even a small bit, then this was worth doing! However, its worth noting, as always, dont take everything in here as the complete truth! Also have some sense and dont copy it all word for word.
This is good for you in two ways:
1. If you take bits from here and there it will seem more like your own work and not like you learnt off word for word from an essay ye were given!
2. It will be easier for you to remember that new essay if you do it this way because you have had to go through all the essays to find those sentences, and because you did that you will remember them more!!
Well i Think thats all! Try and reply if this thread has been any help to ya!
Aaaaand... BEST OF LUCK!Tagged:8
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mockgenius wrote: »Have just managed to have a quick look through them and they seem very useful. Thanks for the help.
No bothers man glad i could help! 0 -
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