How to Get an A/A* in A Level English Lit (guide w/ examples from Othello)

[@owenlane8879]

This was so helpful! Thank you.

[@SteampunkCentral]

Interesting. As someone who is dyslexia, this is actually pretty helpful. Being meaning to get into Othello for awhile now, but now that is probably what I'm going to go into next. Probably going to watch the Orson Welles version first because I don't think I can read Old English. I've attempted it when I tried to read The Green Knight and was like, what the!?!? Anyway, thanks so much for this. Far more helpful than my English and reading back in school. I will continue to watch and support.

[@SteampunkCentral]

Sorry for my grammar. Very early in the morning where I live, lol!

[@EmiliaIKnow]

I'm glad it was helpful! I'd really recommend the Kenneth Branagh one, the performances are really good. Ah well, Shakespeare is a lot more recent than Gawain and the Green Knight, but still definitely hard to understand. I'd say Much Ado About Nothing is his most understandable for me! Thanks as always 🫶🏻

[@Bad-bishh]

Hi can you please do analysihg text for English launguage for wjec gcse