Hi miss, I hope you're well! I was using your videos to prepare for my english language igcse last year and I found them very helpful. Needless to say I got my results back and achieved a 9!!! I wanted to thank you for the amazing content you put out, I could not have done this exam without you and your fantastic videos, you are making a big impact on the lives of many students! I just wanted to say please keep up the great work and thank you so much ☺💕
Hi miss! I hope youre doing good. I used this to revise for my exams and THANK YOU SO MUCH! I felt like a professional essay writer or something! Literally the information was flowing from my brain! I really like your videos.Thanks again!
Hi! could you please make an analysis for “Young and Dyslexic? You’ve got it going on,” I have a half term final coming up, and your videos are the only thing helping me pass 😊
I find your channel is so helpful and it is very easy to understand. Can you please go through all the text involved in Igcse edexcel English language A paper 1 and paper 2?
Hello could you give me some feedback on this is essay i wrote about Macbeth and Lady macbeth's relationship thanks In the Scottish play “Macbeth” Shakespeare presents Macbeths and Lady Macbeths relationship as self-destructive. Shakespeare shows this through using Lady Macbeth as a construct of how females of a patriarchal society could easily manipulate “Man” by questioning their masculinity and this relationship ends with them both dying that some of the audience could argue it’s because of the witch’s supernatural presence. Also, in the play there seems to be a lack of love in the relationship as their ambition and greed for power is more important. Shakespeare presents Lady Macbeths relationship with Macbeth as self-destructive in order to highlight how people like “Macbeth” were victims of a patriarchal society because of females like Lady Macbeth. In act 1 scene 5 we see Lady Macbeths strong will as she realises in order to be powerful, she needs to get rid of her femininity when she says “Unsex me here” highlighting her commitment. The imperative verb “Unsex” suggests she wants herself to become a man due to her desperation of wanting power instead of loving Macbeth. The Jacobean audience could argue Lady Macbeth is the reason for their inevitable fate as Lady Macbeth saying things like “Look like the flower, but be the serpent under it” changed Macbeths mind into only wanting more power which is shown when he kills King Duncan, Banquo and Macduff’s family, it also results in him left in guilt “what has been done is done” before his monologue is cut of as a consequence, which a religious audience would see as a consequence from God. However, in the play, Shakespeare uses the supernatural theme of the witches to not only control Macbeth’s mind but Lady Macbeths mind also, perhaps he was subtly suggesting it was an allusion created that led to his own downfall. In Act 4 scene 1, we see the witch’s control of Macbeth as he comes back to them asking for questions, in return he gets told to keep an “eye on Macduff” which results in Macduff’s reaction of “o, horror! o, horror!” The repetition of “horror” and exclamation marks suggests he is in immediate regret for not protecting his family, in contrast to Macbeth where his ambition is more important. A Jacobean audience would feel sympathy to Macduff as realising a family member is gone is horrifying but would also rage at Macbeth for doing an evil act wanting him to die which Shakespeare fulfills. Shakespeare also presents Macbeth and Lady Macbeths relationship as uncaring as committing regicide pleased them more which is done because of their ambition. In act 5 Lady Macbeths trauma of the guilt she is covered in results in her moral decline as she says “ I deserve to die. “Shakespeare uses the word “I” to highlight how Lady Macbeth was the problem along. As a result of her death Macbeth responds with “she should’ve died hereafter” which suggests he thinks its inconvenient rather than bad news. Even though the audience may hate Lady Macbeth for the terror she planned they could hate Macbeth more as this showed he was more focused on killing Macduff.
Miss I have my mocks first thing in the morning and I think you might have just saved my grade. Thanks a lot miss, this helped a heap!
Hope the exam went well!
@@StreamEnglish it did! Coincidentally, the text was 127 hours! Again thanks so much 🙏
Hi miss, I hope you're well! I was using your videos to prepare for my english language igcse last year and I found them very helpful. Needless to say I got my results back and achieved a 9!!! I wanted to thank you for the amazing content you put out, I could not have done this exam without you and your fantastic videos, you are making a big impact on the lives of many students! I just wanted to say please keep up the great work and thank you so much ☺💕
That is an incredible result, congratulations! I am honoured to have helped you
Hi miss! I hope youre doing good. I used this to revise for my exams and THANK YOU SO MUCH! I felt like a professional essay writer or something! Literally the information was flowing from my brain! I really like your videos.Thanks again!
Hi! could you please make an analysis for “Young and Dyslexic? You’ve got it going on,” I have a half term final coming up, and your videos are the only thing helping me pass 😊
Oh man, I might not manage to get it out in time for your half term final - but I will definitely prioritise getting it out soon for you!
Hi miss! This is a very insightful analysis of the text. Looking forward to watch more and more.
Thank you so much!
thank you for this video 0:-) this came up on my exam and i found this very helpful!!
I find your channel is so helpful and it is very easy to understand. Can you please go through all the text involved in Igcse edexcel English language A paper 1 and paper 2?
I absolutely will be going through all of the texts - stay tuned!
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Thank you very much. It is very nice to here from you. Hope you are doing great.
Thank you miss
Hi could you please post a video of you analysing Chinese Cinderella as that is something that is potentially in my GCSE.
Here you go: th-cam.com/video/4PRQgSxRJLM/w-d-xo.html
Thankyou soooo muchhh this helped alottt
I'm glad I could help!
Hello could you give me some feedback on this is essay i wrote about Macbeth and Lady macbeth's relationship thanks
In the Scottish play “Macbeth” Shakespeare presents Macbeths and Lady Macbeths relationship as self-destructive. Shakespeare shows this through using Lady Macbeth as a construct of how females of a patriarchal society could easily manipulate “Man” by questioning their masculinity and this relationship ends with them both dying that some of the audience could argue it’s because of the witch’s supernatural presence. Also, in the play there seems to be a lack of love in the relationship as their ambition and greed for power is more important.
Shakespeare presents Lady Macbeths relationship with Macbeth as self-destructive in order to highlight how people like “Macbeth” were victims of a patriarchal society because of females like Lady Macbeth. In act 1 scene 5 we see Lady Macbeths strong will as she realises in order to be powerful, she needs to get rid of her femininity when she says “Unsex me here” highlighting her commitment. The imperative verb “Unsex” suggests she wants herself to become a man due to her desperation of wanting power instead of loving Macbeth. The Jacobean audience could argue Lady Macbeth is the reason for their inevitable fate as Lady Macbeth saying things like “Look like the flower, but be the serpent under it” changed Macbeths mind into only wanting more power which is shown when he kills King Duncan, Banquo and Macduff’s family, it also results in him left in guilt “what has been done is done” before his monologue is cut of as a consequence, which a religious audience would see as a consequence from God.
However, in the play, Shakespeare uses the supernatural theme of the witches to not only control Macbeth’s mind but Lady Macbeths mind also, perhaps he was subtly suggesting it was an allusion created that led to his own downfall. In Act 4 scene 1, we see the witch’s control of Macbeth as he comes back to them asking for questions, in return he gets told to keep an “eye on Macduff” which results in Macduff’s reaction of “o, horror! o, horror!” The repetition of “horror” and exclamation marks suggests he is in immediate regret for not protecting his family, in contrast to Macbeth where his ambition is more important. A Jacobean audience would feel sympathy to Macduff as realising a family member is gone is horrifying but would also rage at Macbeth for doing an evil act wanting him to die which Shakespeare fulfills.
Shakespeare also presents Macbeth and Lady Macbeths relationship as uncaring as committing regicide pleased them more which is done because of their ambition. In act 5 Lady Macbeths trauma of the guilt she is covered in results in her moral decline as she says “ I deserve to die. “Shakespeare uses the word “I” to highlight how Lady Macbeth was the problem along. As a result of her death Macbeth responds with “she should’ve died hereafter” which suggests he thinks its inconvenient rather than bad news. Even though the audience may hate Lady Macbeth for the terror she planned they could hate Macbeth more as this showed he was more focused on killing Macduff.
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