GCSE English language

GCSE specifications in English language should ensure students can read fluently and write effectively. They should be able to demonstrate a confident control of Standard English and they should be able to write grammatically correct sentences, deploy figurative language and analyse texts. Details

GCSE specifications in English Language should ensure students can read fluently and write effectively. They should be able to demonstrate a confident control of Standard English and they should be able to write grammatically correct sentences, deploy figurative language and analyse texts. This course is designed to prepare students for success in the GCSE English Language exam by developing the key skills of reading, writing, and critical analysis. It covers all major components of the GCSE curriculum, including understanding and analysing both fiction and non-fiction texts, constructing well-organised and grammatically correct writing, and using language creatively and purposefully. Students will work with a wide range of engaging learning materials to support their progress. Each topic includes clear written explanations, video lessons, and short videos that highlight key techniques and strategies. These resources are designed to help learners build confidence step by step, whether they’re working on narrative writing, persuasive techniques, or textual analysis. To support active learning, students will complete topic-based quizzes that test their understanding of both reading comprehension and writing skills. In addition, flashcards are provided to help reinforce key terminology, grammar rules, and literary devices — ideal for revision and long-term retention. This course offers the flexibility to study in short, focused sessions while ensuring thorough preparation for the exam. Whether students are aiming to strengthen their foundational skills or reach top marks, this course provides the tools, structure, and practice they need to achieve their goals in GCSE English Language.
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Punctuation
Punctuation
Commas
The Apostrophe
Direct Speech
Capital Letters
Grammar
Active and Passive Voice
Conjunctions
Discourse Markers
Paragraphs
Nouns
Pronouns
Adjectives, Verbs, Adverbs
Verb Tenses
Types of Sentences
Word Building
Plurals
Spelling
Tricky Spelling
i Before e?
Where, Wear, Were & We're
Your and You're
There, Their, They're
To, Two and Too
Know, Now, and No
Non-Fiction
Reading Materials
Purpose, Audience, Form
Persuasive Writing
Fact vs Opinion
Argumentative Writing
Newspapers
Formal Letter
Informal Letter
Review Writing
Recount Writing
Essay Writing
Report Writing
Analysing Non-Fiction
Summarising Texts
Comparing Non-Fiction Texts
Reading Exam Questions
Point. Evidence. Explain
Fiction and Literature
Reading Literature
Memorising Quotations
Narrative Writing
Narrative Perspective
Analysing Fiction
Analysing Context
Analysing Characters
Analysing Language & Structure
Analysing Theme
Analysing Setting
Studying Drama
Drama Terms
Poetry
Poem Types
Poetic Terms
Imagery
Word Sounds
Poetic Features
Sonnet Features
Studying Poetry
Comparing Poems