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GCSE English Language · key term
The arrangement and development of a text, including the order of information, changes of focus, paragraphing and sentence organisation.
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Paper 1, Paper 2
The arrangement and development of a text, including the order in which events, descriptions and information are presented.
Revise: Analysing structureStructure is the arrangement and development of a text. Analysing it means explaining how those choices shape our understanding and response as we read.
The organisation of a text: the order, placement and connections of its events, descriptions and ideas.
Cover both language and structure: Paper 1 Question 3 is capped at 2/6, and Paper 2 Question 3 at 6/15, if you consider only one.
Cover both language and structure. An answer addressing only one cannot score above 2 marks, however detailed it is.
For Question 3, analyse both language and structure. An answer covering only one cannot score above 2 marks.
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The organisation and development of a text, including the order of information, changes of focus and relationships between its parts.
The deliberate arrangement of ideas, events and details within a text to shape the reader’s experience.
Paper 1, Paper 2
The arrangement of a text’s information, events and ideas, including relationships between sections, paragraphs and sentences.
Revise: Analysing structureStructure is the arrangement of a text: its opening, development and ending, the relationships between its paragraphs, and the construction of its sentences.
The organisation of a text, including the order of information, changes of focus, sentence patterns and the timing of a revelation.
The arrangement and development of a text, including its sequence, changes of focus, pace and sentence organisation.
The organisation of a text, including the order of information, shifts in focus, paragraphing and sentence construction.
The organisation and development of a text, including the order of events, changes of focus and the ending.
Paper 1, Paper 2
The organisation of a text: the order, placement and connections of its ideas or events, including its paragraphs and sentences.
Revise: Analysing structureStructure is the organisation of a text: how its ideas or events are ordered and connected, from the whole extract down to paragraphs and sentences.
The arrangement and development of a text, including its opening, shifts in focus, sentence and paragraph organisation, and ending.
The organisation and development of a text, including the order of events, shifts in focus and the relationship between its opening and ending.
The arrangement and development of a text, including its opening, shifts of focus, sequence of events and ending.
Paper 1, Paper 2
The organisation and development of a text, including the order of ideas, shifts in focus and relationships between its parts.
Revise: Analysing languageLanguage analysis is assessed through AO2, which rewards explaining and analysing how language and structure create effects and influence readers, with relevant terminology supporting the explanation.
The organisation and development of a text, including the order of information and the relationships between sentences, paragraphs and sections.
The arrangement and development of a text, including the order of information, changes in focus, contrasts and the positioning of particular sentences.
The arrangement and development of a text, including the order of events, changes of focus, repetition and sentence or paragraph organisation.
The arrangement and development of a text, including the order of events, changes of focus, repetition and contrasts.
Component 1, Component 2
The way a writer organises a text, including the order of information or events and the relationships between its sections.
Revise: Analysing structure and toneStructure is the organisation of a text and the relationships between its parts. To analyse it, connect a choice about organisation to the question’s focus and explain what that choice helps the reader understand, expect or feel.
The organisation of a text, including the order of events, shifts in focus, contrasts and the timing of revelations.
The ordering and arrangement of a text, including the sequence of events, shifts of focus and when information is revealed.
The organisation and development of a text, including the order of information, shifts in focus and connections between its beginning and ending.
The arrangement and development of ideas within a text.
The selection, order and arrangement of material within a text.
