Unseen poetry top tips & strategies with Jen (GCSE and A-Level)

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Below are the GCSE and A-Level unseen poetry papers I reference in this video:
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[@Annabell-zh6lo]

Thank you so much !!!

[@fiddleleafool]

Super useful as always!!

[@thomasmcdonald-ox9kj]

Hi Jen, Could you post the vocab sheet to me please, thankyou. Love the video!

[@JenChan]

Thanks for watching! See description box :)

[@ruthdeane3140]

Thank you for this - very helpful. For the GCSE unseen poetry, your analysis focussed specifically on language. Is there a need to address structure and form?

[@JenChan]

There is definitely a need to address structure and form - I mention that in my previous GCSE and A-Level live stream, as well as my various other poetry-related videos too. Actually, irony can also be a technique that straddles structure, form and language analysis, which I mention in this live stream. You can refer to all the links in the description of this recording for more analysis on structure and form!