Happy exam-eve! To celebrate, we’re treating you with TWO revision posts in one day. Just how will you contain your excitement… For other posts on component one check out language acquisition and language and politeness. Accent vs Dialect One of the key areas of this topic is the distinction between accent and dialect. Accent is … Continue reading
Following our current trend of revision posts, we thought we’d cram in as much English Language as possible before the first exam on Wednesday. If you’re revising for component one, you may also find yesterday’s language acquisition post useful. Facework Most concepts about politeness focus on the idea of face; our public self-image that conversations need … Continue reading
If you’re here for the writing posts, this may seem a little abstract to you. However, even if you’re not studying English language like we are, then you may find this useful when it comes to writing young characters. Stages Crying consists entirely of vegetative sounds and crying and begins in the first few weeks of … Continue reading
With barely a month and a half until it’s all over, revision is pretty much dominating everything at the moment. It seems only right that it should be the same on here. I debated whether or not to do posts for the films we’re studying, but I’ve found this kind of consolidation really helpful, and … Continue reading
Yup, more revision. Fun times. You know the drill, if you have any more resources, please comment below. The key thing with this unit is knowledge of different text types. No offence to the hoard of examiners who I’m sure are definitely reading this, but you probably know more about this unit than they do, … Continue reading
So you may have seen my post on the French book Le Silence De La Mer last week. Believe it or not, I’m stupid enough to be taking more than one language A level, and so here are my revision notes on the literary text we’re studying for Spanish. Fortunately, there are a few more … Continue reading
If you, too, are on the super fun journey that is French A levels, you’re probably also asking the same questions. Why did I take French? How am I going to pass? And, most frustratingly, why are there next to no Le Silence De La Mer resources anywhere? You’re not alone. Below are all my … Continue reading
