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emagpast
49 Sept 2010
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Contents
  • Narrative structure and time
  • Regeneration, Bridsong, Atonement
  • Collecting spoken language data
  • David Crystal on Exhibiting English
  • Dancing at Lughnasa
  • A Chief Examiner speaks

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  • Language coursework and commentary for AQA B ENGB2 by student Molly Evans
  • Critical commentaries by Ray Cluley and Suzanne Williams on Christina Rossetti’s ‘An Apple Gathering’ and ‘Winter: My Secret'
  • Student James Browning’s recreative writing on ‘A Clockwork Orange’ for OCR Literature, plus commentary