Italian GCSE
Complex language structures
What Complex language structures means in Italian GCSE, as defined for AQA.
Definition of Complex language structures
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Understanding how complex language, such as subordinate clauses or connectives, links different timeframes and opinions, reading the entire sentence rather than isolated words.
Topics that use Complex language structures
Related terms
- Adapted literary extracts
- Contextual deduction
- Deducing meaning from context
- Extended written texts
- Extracting information
- Identifying implicit attitudes and opinions
- Identifying main themes and ideas
- Identifying opinions
Using Complex language structures in the exam
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