Welcome To AS English Language & Literature
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This document provides an overview of an English Language & Literature course. It explains that students will cover course content in their AS year, including an exam worth 60% of their grade focused on food and coursework worth 40% involving analytical and creative writing linked to analysis. Over the next two sessions, students will learn alternative vocabulary, new terminology to analyze texts, identify writing techniques, and analyze texts using the new concepts.
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