Writing Reviews (AQA GCSE English Language): Flashcards

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What is a review?

A piece of writing sharing your opinion about how good something is

Golden rule of review writing

Reviews should entertain as well as inform

Three main goals of a review

Entertain, inform, advise the reader

What should reviews focus on?

Your opinion, not describing every detail

When to state your opinion in a review

Early in the review/from the start

Literary devices to use in reviews

Metaphors, similes, and other figurative language

What affects your review writing style?

The publication and audience

Dual purpose of review writing

Enjoyable to read + provide useful information

How to keep a review engaging

Focus on captivating parts & use sophisticated language

What to consider about language

Adapt it to who will be reading your review

Examples of things that can be reviewed

Books, music, films, restaurants, art exhibitions

Balance needed in review writing

Between informative and entertaining

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