English Language GCSE
Integrated discussion using comparative connectives
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Keeping both texts in play by using connectives such as 'similarly', 'whereas' and 'in contrast' so that each paragraph discusses both texts together.
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- Accurate use of linguistic and literary terminology
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- Adapting register to audience and context
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- Cohesion and coherence
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