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GCSE English Practice Test: Writing about Literature — Flashcards

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When writing about literature, there are certain conventions to follow, such as the use of formal language and the correct way to incorporate quotations from a text. Other skills involve the analysis of a work of literature or the best way to share your analysis in your writing.

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How should you NOT treat the plot?
Summarise the entire plot so that the reader knows what the story is about
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