mocks tmrw tysm 🫡

My exam is tomorrow! I hope it goes well tysm

You Honestly don't want to know how this vids lifted my spirit and gave me more confidence on my mock next week

Could you make a video about how to write with embedded quotations like not saying the quote []shows us …

is this only chapter 1 and 2

anyones else who'd taking the exam tomorrow? good luck anywayss 😭😭🙏🙏

thanks for this i have a lit paper tmrw so...

sir theres a typo in your description it says gse instead of gcse

could you do videos where eg you compare a grade 9 essay to a grade 8 and grade 7 essay? that would be perfect!

Hi i would like you to check my essay if you can i did one about the setting of crooks room and currently i have an upcoming test in 1 or 2 weeks Steinbeck represents crooks room as a small, isolated space in the stable. It symbolizes segregation and the treatment of African-Americans during the great depression and the theme of loneliness Crooks room is separated from everyone and his room is filled with personal possessions like his books. “A mauled copy of the california civil code for 1905. There were battered magazines and a few pair of dirty books”. His books shows that he is intelligent but also it shows that he wants to be left alone symbolizing his loneliness and how he cant talk to anyone. The california civil code might show that he is interested in his rights since it’s mauled and his dirty books showing his poor living conditions on the ranch. Steinbeck highlights segregation since crooks is separated from everyone and it also highlights the discrimination against black people in America during The Great Depression. Steinbeck might be trying to tell the reader that black people aren’t unintelligent since they had limited access to education due to segregation and is probably showing a positive side of him. Due to his room being separated from everyone his books also highlights the theme of loneliness. Steinbeck might be trying to highlight the fact that even if Crooks is someone who doesn’t like talking to people and human are social creatures they still need someone to be with them and Crooks can’t have that because he’s black which also highlights his limited power.

This was very helpful thanks 💕

Thank you. This was just what I needed for my exam tomorrow, and I'm sure this helps so many others. Keep it up!

Thank you so much the exam went really well and your videos helped a lot

Yeah that poetry comparison question of Half'past 2 cooked me💀 But the Of Mice and Men question about death wasn't too bad

Hi, did the exam, OMAM was Curley and the theme of death, I did Curley and wrote about him and include context regarding women (Curleys wife as well) and Great Depression

My exam is in an hour and a half and these videos are really helpful. Thank you so much for them. 🧡

What would one do with the question about location?

Lifesaver on the morning of my exams. I have a sneaky suspicion Candy is going to crop up this year.

w vid i think curleys wife is gonna come up for todays edexcel igcse eng lit p1 ill be back!

such a helpful video - any predictions for today?

have my exam tomorrow i hope its on curleys wife this has helped me sm!! <3

This was very helpful, but do we need to make a conclusion? If we do, do you have another formula to show how to do a conclusion?

I feel very underprepared, what do you recommend I do now (I got a 6 in my mock and hope for a 7+)

I think Steinbecks descriptions of Lennie as an animal could be linked as Candy and his dog, which got shot in the head just like Lennie

i didnt realise you didnt have to know quotes. is it still good if i have 10 just in case? or should i prepare more?

Hi, do you have any feedback on this introduction I wrote, based on this video. In John Steinbeck's 1937 novella, Of Mice and Men, the second book of the Dustbowl trilogy consisting of In Dubious Battle, and Grapes of Wrath, Steinbeck presents the character of Crooks as a character who is racialy abused, intelligent, and also cynical over the American Dream. This is done to display the injustice over the treatment of African american people during the Great Depression, and as a character who is used to critisize the unrealistic idea of the American dream.

wow i didn't know you didn't need to know quotes a bit late but thanks anyway

Hey! Thanks so much for this video! Sitting the exam tmmrrw and I couldnt be more nervous, I feel slightly underprepared. Good luck to all of you!

I've got this exam tomorrow - thanks so much! This video was the perfect length and really helped to illuminate some stuff about the exam for me.

I'm cooked bruh

Thankyou so much, very useful!!!

Do you think it’s a good idea to do this before the comparison poetry section so it’s fresher in your mind bc you get given the poems and not this?

you have saved me thank you for this series its help me so much to understand and I'm feeling very confident thanks to you.

Thank you so much 😭 you’re a lifesaver

I absolutely love you. you’re the best ❤

would be cooked tommo without this, thanks!

Thank you so much miss i feel so much more calm now!!

Hi love your videos! What are your predictions for characters for tomorrow’s igcse Edexcel paper 1 exam?

Thanks a lot 🙏

Hi miss thanks a lot of this question, what is your prediction for the question this year. And how would you say is the best way of revising quotes if you don’t know what the theme is. Thanks a lot 🫶

Hi, thanks for the great video, so you don’t have to analyse language in as much depth, but what structure would you suggest to do (PEA, PEACE, ect) and what would you do instead of analysing language, explain/link it back to the question? this would really help me, thank you, I’m sure others have said it, you are the only person who actually does OMAM, so I’m so grateful, thank you 🙏🏽

Is it fine if I use techniques as they help me analyse what he’s trying to say I don’t know whu

Hello, I was just wondering if you could give any advice on this introduction I wrote about Curley's wife: Steinbeck portrays Curley's wife as a danger to men, flirtatious but also a lonely and misunderstood character. He does this to show the treatment and oppression of women in 1930's America and the patriarchal attitudes of men by using the ranch as a microcosm for society at the time. Also, do you think that if there is a character based question that it will be on Curley's wife because she has came up the least in terms of character but I think it might be something about her significance or relationship with others. I am not sure though..

Could u explain American Dream context pls

Thank you, you are the only one that does OMAM nobody else does...

you are so cool and awesome thank you so much

Thank you! These videos have helped me so much!!

Thank you so much but i've a question can you predict what charc may come tomr

could you describe Curley as possessing narcisstic characteristics ? or is that too extreme ?

Hello could we talk about the sycamore tree use. The sycamore represents strength, protection, eternity and divinity which we could link to George and Lennie’s relationship. At the start of the novel the sycamore is used a lot but by the end it’s used less which could reflect the breakdown of the main relationships in the novela. But in the Bible, it represents transformation and regeneration so could be link that to the contrast of the life of migrant workers? My friend and I were thinking about this so I don’t know if it’s correct as we didn’t ask the teacher yet.