These are my notes for the ‘Love and Relationships’ section of the English Literature A Level. The poems I analyse are: Who so List, Sonnet 116, To His Coy Mistress, The Scrutiny, The Garden of Love, She Walks in Beauty, The Ruined Maid and La Belle Dame sans Merci. I analyse the historical and literature context of each poem, go into in-depth analysis of the poem’s structure and word choice, as well as different poetic and literature techniques each poet uses.

This resource helped me achieve a grade 9 at GCSE in English Literature. In this, I have included high level word analysis of poetry techniques, and extra literary and historical context to help you achieve the highest grades possible

This resource helped me achieve a grade 9 at GCSE in English Literature. In this, I have included high level word analysis of poetry techniques, and extra literary and historical context to help you achieve the highest grades possible

This resource helped me achieve a grade 9 at GCSE in English Literature. In this, I have included high level word analysis of poetry techniques, and extra literary and historical context to help you achieve the highest grades possible

This resource helped me achieve a grade 9 at GCSE in English Literature. In this, I have included high level word analysis of poetry techniques, and extra literary and historical context to help you achieve the highest grades possible

This resource helped me achieve a grade 9 at GCSE in English Literature. In this, I have included high level word analysis of poetry techniques, and extra literary and historical context to help you achieve the highest grades possible

This resource helped me achieve a grade 9 at GCSE in English Literature. In this, I have included high level word analysis of poetry techniques, and extra literary and historical context to help you achieve the highest grades possible

This resource helped me achieve a grade 9 at GCSE in English Literature. In this, I have included high level word analysis of poetry techniques, and extra literary and historical context to help you achieve the highest grades possible

This resource helped me achieve a grade 9 at GCSE in English Literature. In this, I have included high level word analysis of poetry techniques, and extra literary and historical context to help you achieve the highest grades possible

This resource helped me achieve a grade 9 at GCSE in English Literature. In this, I have included high level word analysis of poetry techniques, and extra literary and historical context to help you achieve the highest grades possible

This resource helped me achieve a grade 9 at GCSE in English Literature. In this, I have included high level word analysis of poetry techniques, and extra literary and historical context to help you achieve the highest grades possible

This resource helped me achieve a grade 9 at GCSE in English Literature. In this, I have included high level word analysis of poetry techniques, and extra literary and historical context to help you achieve the highest grades possible

This resource helped me achieve a grade 9 at GCSE in English Literature. In this, I have included high level word analysis of poetry techniques, and extra literary and historical context to help you achieve the highest grades possible

These notes helped me gain an A* in A Level English Literature. They include in depth analysis of the novel, plus historial context, ‘Atonement’ within the literary canon, critical opinions and alternate interpretations.

This resource helped me achieve an A* in my English Literature A Level. In this, I have included high level word analysis of the techniques Williams uses, with extra historical context and critical opinions to help you achieve the highest grades possible

This revision set will allow you to fulfil your potential and get the grade you deserve. In this file, there is: a summary of each scene to allow you to fully understand the plot of Macbeth without needing to reread the entire play concise, but very high level notes, which include analysis of word class, connotations, metaphors, imagery, motifs, semantic fields, as well as bonus content which allows high-level students to become more secure in essay writing, and to ease the transition into A Level English Literature notes on the historical context of the play, Shakespeare, the genre of tragedy, and religious tensions at the turn of the 17th century.