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VCE Stuff => VCE English Studies => VCE Subjects + Help => VCE English & EAL => Topic started by: Dejan on October 20, 2012, 06:01:08 pm
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My teacher always says "you need to provide a deeper analysis", what does she mean by this? and how can incorporate more of this in my essays. How can improve my grammar and a use of more complex and sophisticated words?
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Don't simply state what happens, state why it happens, how it happens and what effect it has on the plot.
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My teacher always says "you need to provide a deeper analysis", what does she mean by this? and how can incorporate more of this in my essays. How can improve my grammar and a use of more complex and sophisticated words?
Don't give only plot evidence.
Metalangue should be the key point
Some plot evidence is of course not wrong
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My teacher always says "you need to provide a deeper analysis", what does she mean by this? and how can incorporate more of this in my essays. How can improve my grammar and a use of more complex and sophisticated words?
Don't give only plot evidence.
Metalangue should be the key point
Some plot evidence is of course not wrong
What is Metalangue?
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My teacher always says "you need to provide a deeper analysis", what does she mean by this? and how can incorporate more of this in my essays. How can improve my grammar and a use of more complex and sophisticated words?
Don't give only plot evidence.
Metalangue should be the key point
Some plot evidence is of course not wrong
What is Metalangue?
I thought metalanguage was part of English Language but I guess it includes similes and metaphors etc
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My teacher always says "you need to provide a deeper analysis", what does she mean by this? and how can incorporate more of this in my essays. How can improve my grammar and a use of more complex and sophisticated words?
Don't give only plot evidence.
Metalangue should be the key point
Some plot evidence is of course not wrong
metalanguage is more useful for some topics than others.
If it doesn't fit in, don't force it in, or else it will clearly look like you're trying to make yourself good by putting in unnecessary syntax
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If it doesn't fit in, don't force it in, or else it will clearly look like you're trying to make yourself good by putting in unnecessary syntax
Syntax: The arrangement of words and phrases to create well-formed sentences in a language.
Work with a thesaurus to create word banks for the key ideas, but be careful with nuance.