My complete notes on JB. Priestley’s “An Inspector Calls”. Using these notes, I received an A*. The package contains context notes for the play, as well as three high-scoring essays (one on Mrs Birling, one on Mr Birling, and one on reactions to the investigations). Happy studying!
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With reference to the ways Priestley presents reactions to the investigation in the extract and elsewhere in the play, show that there are differing reactions to the investigation. Whose reaction surprised you the most? Give reasons for your opinions. This is a GCSE English Literature essay for...
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Add to cartWith reference to the ways Priestley presents reactions to the investigation in the extract and elsewhere in the play, show that there are differing reactions to the investigation. Whose reaction surprised you the most? Give reasons for your opinions. This is a GCSE English Literature essay for...
This is an introductory summary of the context for J.B. Priestley’s “An Inspector Calls”, including the social context of the time. There are also some notes on analysing dramatic techniques. Using these notes, I received an A* in English Literature. Happy studying!
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Add to cartThis is an introductory summary of the context for J.B. Priestley’s “An Inspector Calls”, including the social context of the time. There are also some notes on analysing dramatic techniques. Using these notes, I received an A* in English Literature. Happy studying!
Is Mrs Birling unfeeling in “An Inspector Calls”? This is an essay for English Literature, which received an A. Overall, I received an A* for English Literature. Happy studying!
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Add to cartIs Mrs Birling unfeeling in “An Inspector Calls”? This is an essay for English Literature, which received an A. Overall, I received an A* for English Literature. Happy studying!
With reference to the ways Priestley presents Mr Birling in “An Inspector Calls”, show how far you agree that he is uncaring towards others. This is an essay for GCSE English Literature, which received an A grade. I received an A* for English Literature at GCSE, and continued to study it at ...
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Add to cartWith reference to the ways Priestley presents Mr Birling in “An Inspector Calls”, show how far you agree that he is uncaring towards others. This is an essay for GCSE English Literature, which received an A grade. I received an A* for English Literature at GCSE, and continued to study it at ...
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