This two sided sheet details many the methods that writers might use in your English Language paper or that you could use in you writing tasks. The first page is a table detailing what a language technique is and what effect it has/ why the writer is using it. This is vital for accessing top AO2 marks and it costs just £1. Pick this up and learn it to guarantee yourself concrete knowledge of English language techniques. For more GCSE English revision resources see… https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/theinvisiblehand1

These sheets detail exam technique for English language including for Papers 1 and 2 and parts A and B for each paper. This is vital to ensure you meet the criteria of the exam board. Don’t lose marks because you are great at English but don’t know how to access the marks. This lists the mark scheme in a way which is actually understandable and details my own advice for each section.

These eight worksheets detail concise but insightful notes on the main eight poems for the power and conflict section of GCSE English Literature. It also details how to compare each poem to others and what points to mention. It details the structure and form of each poem as well as three language techniques, in addition to the key themes and context. Learn each of these revision sheets and you will be prepared for any question that could come up. For more GCSE English revision resources see… https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/theinvisiblehand1

This resource includes 15 worksheets on 15 key Macbeth speeches. I wouldn’t want to say for certain just in case, but it is very likely one of these speeches will come up in your exam. I recommended going through each of these speeches and annotating them. Fill in the three AO boxes with relevant information. Read and learn these sheets and you will be ready for ‘any’ Macbeth question. For more GCSE English revision resources see… https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/theinvisiblehand1