Using evidence (Edexcel GCSE English Language): Flashcards
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What matters most when using quotations in your exam?
What matters most when using quotations in your exam?
Effective use to support analysis, not length
How to introduce a longer quotation
How to introduce a longer quotation
Introduce it with a colon
Where to place longer quotations
Where to place longer quotations
On a fresh/new line
Accuracy needed when copying quotations
Accuracy needed when copying quotations
Complete accuracy - every word, punctuation, spelling
Why shorter quotations can be more powerful
Why shorter quotations can be more powerful
Focus on specific language choices and key phrases
How to use shorter quotations in sentences
How to use shorter quotations in sentences
Embed them smoothly using quotation marks
Can multiple quotes be used in one sentence?
Can multiple quotes be used in one sentence?
Yes, to build stronger evidence
What is paraphrasing?
What is paraphrasing?
Expressing text ideas in your own words
When is paraphrasing useful?
When is paraphrasing useful?
Long texts, avoiding too many quotes, or summaries
Paraphrasing vs short quotes: when to use each?
Paraphrasing vs short quotes: when to use each?
Paraphrase whole texts; short quotes for language analysis
What does P-E-E stand for?
What does P-E-E stand for?
Point-Evidence-Explain
Purpose of P-E-E structure
Purpose of P-E-E structure
Organise analysis so evidence serves a clear purpose
Benefit of embedding shorter quotations
Benefit of embedding shorter quotations
Creates more fluent and sophisticated analysis