<p>Sample paragraph:</p> <p>Eva Smith is one of the most complex characters presented by Priestley in An Inspector Calls. Used as a tool to highlight several strands of Priestley’s social and moral ideals, he never gives her the agency to appear on stage or even a voice to narrate her own story.</p> <p>Despite all the above, Eva Smith remains pivotal to the play’s moral message and is the catalyst for the play’s action. Her death is the reason the Inspector arrives to the Birling household, and Priestley uses her to reflect the moral ambiguity of the 1912s. Her very name ‘Eva Smith’ implies a generalness of the time; Smith being an extremely common surname. Moreover, the name Eva is synonymous with the biblical story of Adam and Eve – this has heavy implications for… FOR FULL ESSAY, PLEASE PURCHASE RESOURCE.</p> <p>Help your student get the best grade possible with these two sample AQA English Literature GCSE essays for An Inspector Calls - Grade 9.</p> <p>The essays focus on:</p> <ul> <li>Young/old generations (theme)</li> <li>Eva Smith (character)</li> </ul> <p>Each have clear uses of A01, A02, A03 and A04 to ensure your student is hitting all the marks when it comes to doing their own essay. Start by using these great educational sample essays today.</p>

<p>For all teachers struggling to help students with their approach to creative writing, this resource is for you. This resource is a model answer/ sample answer for the second part of the English Language AQA GCSE paper - Explorations in Creative Reading and Writing - which asks students to write a description inspired by an image.</p> <p>For this sample essay, I use the image of an arabian market to inspire students; please note how use of the five senses is deployed in earlier paragraphs - and metaphor/simile also.</p>