GCSE and A-Level Goblin: Free Guide on Picking Good Quotes for English Literature and Language

GCSE and A-Level Goblin
Written By Lana Williams
GAG the GCSE and A-Level Goblin is announcing the new availability of a Free guide to picking good GCSE and A-Level quotes.

“Gather round quickly, Charles doesn’t normally spend long in the bog of eternal stench, and he will be back before we know it.

Anyway, I’ve finally finished making a guide to picking good quotes for the Evidence section of your PEAD (or PEEL or whatever) paragraphs for English Literature and English Language.

What’s in the Guide?

To help you understand the pure GLORY of what I have created, I will list below what you can find in the Evidence section guide:

  • A mnemonic (a word to help you remember) for each step of picking a good quote.

  • Detailed explanations of each step.

  • Examples using a real GCSE text.

  • Answers to common questions and tips on what to look out for.

  • Adorable brain pictures.

  • A full example of the evidence section.

  • Links to other PEAD materials.

Summing Up

Who can use it? Everyone. It’s free, and it will be staying on the Wright English website for as long as there is a Wright English. And believe me, you should appreciate that because I had to trade in 26 gremlin eyes for that… They are not easy to get.”

Lana Williams

Founder and owner of Wright English → Providing English language services since 2020. Lana lives and works in Cambridgeshire in the United Kingdom, loves all things English, and is known to make silly jokes online.

https://www.wrightenglish.com
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