<p>**This material contains practice questions and responses culled from the October/November 2024 Examinations.</p> <p>This resource is very useful for English Literature Students preparing for the Cambridge IGCSE in Feb./March 2025 or any other related examination.</p>

<p>This resource contains an in-depth analysis of the Shakespearean text for the iGCSE English Literature 0475.</p>

<p>This resource is essential for all ESL Learners.</p>

<p>Comprehensive analysis of the poem with a Guide on how to approach English Literature questions for iGCSE/GCSE and AS/A Level Examinations.</p>

<p>A must-need material.</p>

<p>Using the rule of three will definitely enhance both speaking and writing skills. This resource contains a detailed lesson and worksheets.</p>

<p>This resource contains a comprehensive review of the Drama Text - Twelfth Night by William Shakespeare and a complete guide on how to approach the iGCSE 0475 English Literature Paper 2 (Drama Questions). This resource is a must have!</p>

<p>This resource contains a complete breakdown of the Checkpoint Paper (Writing) - steps on how to write an excellent story in adherence to what the examiner really wants to see in a Candidate’s script.</p>

<p>This material contains:<br /> Worksheets to equip the candidates to approach questions on Othello. This material can be used as classroom activities or starters, but it is a must have!</p>

<p>This resource contains a comprehensive/explanatory review of William Shakespeare’s Othello and a guide on how to approach the iGCSE 0475 English Literature Paper 2 Drama Questions. This material is a must have!</p>

<p>Worksheets for better understanding of the figurative expression and how they are used in sentences to create stunning effects for creative writing.</p>

<p>This resource is very necessary to improve Creative Writing skills. The worksheet can be used as starters, enders and tests.<br /> A must have!</p>

<p>This is the best resource on Punctuation Mark with worksheets for ESL Learners.</p>

<p>This resource contains complete analysis of the Poems recommended for the iGCSE 0475 Syllabus from 2025-2027.</p>

<p>Making inferences is a skill that every candidate preparing for Cambridge iGCSE First Language English (0500/0990) AS and A Levels must have. It’s a necessary skill that will help the candidate interpret and analyze the passage very well.</p> <p>This material will guide you through mastering the skill of making inferences will demonstrate a thorough understanding of the requirements of the tasks and will help the candidate obtain a Band 5</p>

<p>This resource clearly guides students on how to respond to the Language Question in Paper 1 Question 4 of the iGCSE 0500/0990 First Language English Examination. Don’t miss this!</p>

<p>**Death and the King’s Horseman by Wole Soyinka Complete Analysis<br /> Examination Guide on how to respond to iGCSE 0475 English Literature Paper 2 (Drama) Questions.<br /> Sample Questions<br /> Examination Candidates Responses</p>

<p>This resource contains step by step approach on how to approach the ‘Extended Writing’ quesions in the iGCSE 0500/0990 First Language English with specimen questions and responses.<br /> Don’t miss it!</p>

<p>***This resource contains A Cambridge Assessment Specialist and Assistant Examiner’s Comprehensive Guide on How to Approach the GCSE/IGCSE 0500/0990 Paper 1(Reading) Questions and how CAIE Assessment Specialists/Assistant Examiners grade Candidate’s responses.</p> <p>Worksheets and Answers also attached for practice!</p> <p>You don’t want to miss this!</p>

<p>This resource contains:</p> <p>Full overview of the Novel, Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe<br /> Complete Analysis of the Novel<br /> Examination Guide: 0475 iGCSE English Literature and how to approach the questions.</p>

<p>For GCSE/IGCSE First Language English Reading and Directed Writing, a comprehension is given for the candidate/student to read and respond to according to the assessment objectives. The candidate/student must demonstrate their reading and writing skills through conventions.<br /> Conventions, here, mean that the candidate must respond to the question according to the instructions. In the instructions, candidates will be asked to present their responses using any one of the following conventions or genres:</p> <ol> <li>Letter Writing (Formal and Informal)</li> <li>Diary/Journal</li> <li>Dialogue/Interview</li> <li>Report</li> <li>Article</li> <li>Speech</li> </ol>