You're actually better to analyse the hell out of smaller details of language (e.g. structure of the article, sequencing of images etc) if you can, because it shows the examiner a deeper understanding of how language is used to position the readers. So for that reason, 1000 words is a lot to write. You could easily write 3-4 pages (medium handwriting) and score a 10
I do that in the 1000-ish words that I write, but I definitely would like to finish the essay with time left to complete context and TR. So, I mean do you have an agenda to write 700-800 words for LA. I feel like there is SO much I want to analyse, but cannot in 700-800 words. I really concentrate on connotations, dichotomies, associations, creating images in the reader's mind, etc... are they worthy of analysis in the bulk of my essay?
I mean, I could discuss 2 main bits of analyses per body paragraph, and get a three body paragraph essay + intro and conclusion, which'll get to about 800-900 words.
Any tips/suggestions? I'll then implement these in the LA essays that I'm going to do tomorrow.