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marsenal

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I'm curious as to how you guys studied for this paper. Pratise essays or what? And how many quortes and studd did you know?
BTW, I'm just starting yr and am doing Changing Perspective-Peter Skrzynecki poetry.
Thanx
 

McLake

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LOTS of practice essays (submit them to your teacher if possible) ...

Know a few quotes from each text ...

I didn't do that text so I can't be anymore specific, sorry ...
 

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in my opiinion practice essays are good only for two things;
1) to improve your writing style if that's where you're losing marks
2) to test you know your stuff and can handle a tought question
I think it'd bad to do too many practice essays or you become complacent but doing a few definitely helps

quotes are great and stuff but i'd focus more on techniques cause that's what you need to get in the top bands
especially if you're doing poetry, you'd want to focus on imagery, metaphors, symbols, aliteration etc rather than quotes
best of luck!
 

spice girl

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best thing to develop your "sophistication" is to write down 15-20 points about changing perspective, that you can think of.

Then read the text, and find as many ways as you can to relate your text to those ideas you've just written down.

Once in a while, revise your dot points if necessary
 

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